Mantes-la-Jolie: a former college transformed into a center for foreign minors
A former college in Mantes-la-Jolie transformed into… a reception center for unaccompanied foreign minors (UMAs). ...
Slavery: why the Taubira law fuels the war of memories
There are therefore good and bad memory laws. If that of February 2005 which had ...
“The integrity of the world of football will be judged”: after the CAF decision, Senegal justifies its appeal
Faced with attacks from the Confederation of African Football (CAF), Senegal is organizing its defense. ...
“It doesn’t happen for an African woman to be raped”: the words of a Tunisian MP scandalize human rights defenders
A controversy broke out in Tunisia after the remarks of a deputy made in the ...
Pope Leo XIV calls on young Cameroonians to “serve their country” rather than emigrate
Leo XIV continues his African wanderings. The first pope to set foot on Algerian soil ...
Aziliz Le Corre: “The lessons of Pope Leo XIV’s trip to Africa”
The Pope’s marathon ends. For ten days, Leo XIV crossed four African countries, from Algeria ...
Mali: Jnim jihadists impose a blockade of Bamako
According to AFP, the jihadists announced, via a video from one of their spokespersons, the ...
Crisis in Mali: the return of the French army, a “surreal” option
Recently, during an exchange, a senior French officer explained to the Tangwall Campagin that the ...
Cash, gifts and African networks… The shock accusations against Dominique de Villepin
Robert Bourgi reopens the wounds of Françafrique and settles accounts in broad daylight with Dominique ...
François-Xavier Freland: “France has dug its own grave in Africa”
The Tangwall Campagin. You explain that France itself has fueled anti-French sentiment in Africa. What ...
