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Kaba Nialé

quiet force

AfDB: How Nialé Kaba saved the Adesina presidency

Nialé Kaba, is the Ivorian negotiator who was instrumental in the re-election of Akinwumi Adesina as head of the African Development Bank, effectively ... putting an end to a governance crisis.

Lebanon Protest

it just keeps going and going

Lebanon: The revolution that has come full circle

In October 2019, the Lebanese took to the streets to demand an end their corrupt system. One year and several disasters later, nothing has changed. ...

Felix Tshisekedi and Jeanine Mabunda, in 2019.

full court press

DRC Constitutional Court fight reveals Kabila-Tshisekedi struggle

Félix Tshisekedi could not find agreement with Jeanine Mabunda and Alexis Thambwe Mwamba on the fate of the judges he appointed to the Constitutional ... Court.

tebboune

playing nice

Algeria: Tensions mount as Tebboune and Chengriha butt heads

The reorganisation of Algeria's major institutions is causing friction between the president and the chief of staff. ...

Environmental activists demonstrate against the use of fossil fuels outside the United Nations Climate Change conference in Durban

let the sun shine

Africa’s path toward energy security is away from fossil fuels

Empty highways, grounded airplanes, closed offices, deserted malls and shuttered hotels owing to COVID-19 containment measures, have led to an ... unprecedented drop in demand for oil, lowering its prices and causing turmoil in the oil market. But it's also opened the door to pushing ahead with low-carbon economy.

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Nawaf al-Ahmad al-Sabah on the day he was sworn in at the National Assembly on 30 September 2020

age mate

Who is Nawaf al-Ahmad al-Sabah, the new Emir of Kuwait?

The new Emir of Kuwait does not have the charisma of his predecessor but hopes to continue to make his country a leading force in the ... region.

chair work

DRC: Félix Tshisekedi gears up to take over African Union role

The Congolese president has discreetly set up a working committee in preparation for his future term as chairperson of African Union, starting ... in February 2021,

clandestine operations

Algeria: The dark side of French intelligence services during the war

Just as Algeria and France are undertaking a joint effort to preserve the historical legacy of the Algerian War, a recently released book reveals ... details about the clandestine operations carried out by French intelligence services.

final act

Thomas Sankara: last moments, last witnesses, last secrets…

On the 15th of October 1987, the leader of the Burkinabe revolution was assassinated. Two years later, Sennen Andriamirado, editor-in-chief of ... Jeune Afrique and an acquaintance to the former head of state, published “He was called Sankara”. Here is an account of President of Faso’s last day.

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“Agriculture is transformational if government plays its role” – Asiko

As head of the Rockefeller Foundation in Africa, William Asiko is on a mission. ...

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