Sidi Ould Tah Elected African Development Bank President
Sidi Ould Tah of Mauritania has been elected as the ninth President of the African Development Bank Group during its Annual Meetings in Abidjan,...
Refus de visas Schengen: l’Afrique perd 70 M$
Le refus de visa Schengen est devenu un véritable casse-tête pour de nombreux Africains souhaitant voyager en Europe.
En 2024, environ 70 millions de dollars ont été perdus...
USA: Trump Blocks Harvard from Enrolling Foreign Students
The U.S. government has revoked Harvard University's right to enroll international students. Existing foreign students must transfer to other schools or lose their legal status....
Russia Bans Amnesty International
The Russian authorities have today declared Amnesty International an “undesirable organization”, effectively criminalizing its activities and any association with it in Russia.
This move is...
Second Congress of the World Organization of Writers: Delegates from Over 100 Nations to...
From September 20th to 21st 2025, the Second Congress of the World Organization of Writers (WOW), a global platform dedicated to the development of literary cooperation between cultures,...
World Peoples Assembly to Honor Global Peacebuilders
On September 21, 2025, coinciding with the International Day of Peace, the World Peoples Assembly will host the inaugural presentation of its newly established...
Nigeria : Une Première Université Réservée aux Femmes
Le Nigeria vient d’inscrire une nouvelle page dans son histoire éducative : la Commission nationale des universités (NUC) a officiellement accordé une licence d’exploitation...
Russian Sailboats Set to Sail Past World Public Assembly Attendees
A unique sight awaits the participants of the World Public Assembly. One of the decorations of the international dialogue platform will be the exhibition...
N’djamena: Le dernier héritier de Boko Haram arrêté
Muslim Mohammed Yusuf, fils cadet du fondateur de Boko Haram, Mohammed Yusuf, a fui les îles du Lac-Tchad pour se réfugier dans un quartier...
