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Mali: The government condemns the hasty withdrawal of MINUSMA in Kidal

MINUSMA has withdrawn from its base in Kidal. In a statement, the government notes once again, and with much regret, that this withdrawal did not involve the handover of this base to the FAMa, as stipulated in the schedule for the occupancy of MINUSMA locations by the FAMa. According to this statement, this hasty departure jeopardizes the process that has begun and threatens the security and stability of the Kidal region. It should be noted that the UN mission in Mali has begun its second phase of withdrawal from Mali, which, according to the UN resolution, should be done with the handover of premises to the Malian armed forces. Choguel Kokalla Maiga on the deployment of FAMa: "The Malian army will take Kidal While touring Sahel countries to discuss the re...

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Music: the “Génération Zouk” concert scheduled for November 3rd in Abidjan

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A major Zouk concert called "Génération Zouk" is scheduled for November 3rd at the Palais de la Culture in Abidjan, featuring around thirty renowned artists including Éric Virgal, Monique Séka, Thierry Cham, Leila Chicot, Hardy Diboula, Jean Yves Cebon, and Jean-Luc Guanel. Organized by "L2NK Production", a Paris-based entity, the "Génération Zouk" concert, making its debut in Abidjan, aims to establish a concept that keeps the spirit of Zouk alive by offering a series of concerts each year in Martinique, Guadeloupe, the United States, Paris, and more. "We expect around 1,500 people who are enthusiasts of good music in general, and Zouk in particular," explained cultural operator, Ahouassa Serge Rodrigue, to Abidjan.net on Tuesday. Continuing, Mr. Ahouassa, who is in charge of the...

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African Cup of Nations 2023: the official song now available

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As preparations for the CAF TotalEnergies African Cup of Nations Côte d'Ivoire 2023 intensify, CAF and the Local Organizing Committee (LOC) announced the release of the official song of the tournament, as reported by Abidjan.net on Tuesday, October 31, 2023. Titled "AKWABA", which means "welcome" in several ethnicities in Côte d’Ivoire, this song is a captivating musical project steered by the team from the global label Universal Music Africa. Reaffirming the theme of African football pride for the tournament, it is also a declaration of love for football, a tribute to the cultural diversity of the continent, and to the warm hospitality of Côte d'Ivoire when the rest of Africa and the world will gather from January 13 to February 11, 2024, for the 34th edition of the continent's flag...

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South Africa’s Historic Triumph: A Fourth Rugby World Cup Victory

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Rugby is more than just a game. It's a spectacle, a story of passion, endurance, and incredible skill. When giants clash on the field, legends are born. And Saturday (Oct. 28) was one such historic day when South Africa etched its name on the Webb Ellis Cup for a record fourth time, leaving behind an exhilarating tale of sheer determination. A Grand Finale Just seven seconds remained. The deafening crowd was waiting in anticipation as South Africa and New Zealand prepared for one final scrum. With South Africa leading by a slim margin, all eyes were on this last significant play. A victory for the Springboks meant thwarting an intense push from the All Blacks. The tension was palpable. But as the forwards collided, South Africa emerged victorious in the scrum, the ball securely in the...

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The Call for Acknowledgment: KHRC’s Push for a British Apology on Colonial Atrocities

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Historical injustices, often wrapped in layers of complexity, have a way of echoing into the present, demanding acknowledgment and restitution. The Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC) stands at the forefront of this call for recognition, focusing on the shadow cast by British colonial rule over Kenya. A Comprehensive Document and a Call to Action The KHRC's efforts reached a notable milestone with the submission of a comprehensive document to the British High Commission, shedding light on the myriad atrocities committed during the colonial era. Spearheaded by its Chairperson, Davinder Lamba, the commission unequivocally seeks recognition of this bleak chapter in history. Lamba's plea to King Charles is poignant and straightforward, urging the monarch to delve deeper into the annals o...

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Reflecting on Colonial Wrongs: King Charles III on Kenyan Atrocities

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In an era where historical wrongs are being revisited and acknowledged, Lord Charles III's recent comments during his visit to Kenya have struck a chord with many. Addressing the horrors faced by Kenyans during the English colonial rule, Lord Charles III's comments reflect a new chapter in the narrative of reconciliation and acknowledgment. Addressing The Past At a state dinner, King Charles III unflinchingly addressed the horrors Kenyans endured during the English pioneer rule. In his words, "horrible and baseless acts of violence were committed against Kenyans" during their fight for independence. Although he refrained from offering a formal apology, his words echoed an undeniable sentiment: the English colonial rule in Kenya was marked by barbarities for which "there can be not any ju...

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Tunisian Football Organization President Under Scrutiny: A Dive into Alleged Corruption

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The soccer world is abuzz with the latest scandal to hit the headlines. This time, it's coming from the shores of Tunisia. Wadie Jary, the president of the Tunisian Football Organization (FTF), has been arrested, placing a spotlight on the world of sports governance and the thin line between leadership and impropriety. The Arrest The Ministry of Youth and Sports of Tunisia made the significant announcement earlier this week. The arrest occurred following a judicial complaint lodged by the Ministry. They have raised concerns over the legitimacy of a contract signed between the FTF and a technical director. Chokri Hamda, a spokesperson for the Ministry, informed local media about the incident, hinting at "financial corruption within the Organization." It's not the first time Jary's name...

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