At the recent United Nations session, several African presidents spoke to warn of the crisis in Sudan. Sudan’s interim president, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, stressed the seriousness of the conflict and called for the Rapid Support Forces to be designated terrorist groups. He also promised to transfer power to the Sudanese people. Other African presidents have also stressed the need for urgent action to resolve the crisis. It is essential that the international community supports efforts aimed at a peaceful resolution and democratic transition in Sudan.

In his speech to the UN, President Félix Tshisekedi denounced the policies of double standards observed in African crises. He cited several examples, such as the Western Sahara crisis and the terrorist attacks in Mozambique, where there is insufficient international attention. He also highlighted the withdrawal of UN troops from the Sahel, leaving the region prey to violence, and the deadly civil war in Sudan neglected by the international community. Tshisekedi called for an end to these policies and for coherent action to resolve these conflicts, stressing the importance of greater involvement of the international community. It is time to become aware and act to put an end to these African crises.

Libya is recovering from the damage caused by a violent storm as public works crews work to restore critical infrastructure. The use of drones makes it possible to accurately assess damage, including power and communications outages, and facilitates the planning of restoration work. The infrastructure being repaired will contribute to the economic and social development of the region. Drone technology accelerates restoration, and Libya demonstrates resilience in the face of adversity.

In a context marked by years of political and social tensions, a historic meeting has just taken place in Gabon between the president of the Transition, Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, and the opponent Jean Ping. This meeting, which marks an important step in the political reconciliation of the country, suggests a possible rapprochement and a desire to turn the page on past differences. Although its concrete effects remain to be seen, this meeting demonstrates positive progress and a desire for dialogue between the different political forces. Gabon thus hopes to reconnect with political stability, regain the confidence of citizens and revive its socio-economic development.

The scandal of the use of formalin on food in Cameroon continues to concern doctors and worry consumers. Despite government efforts to put an end to it, this dangerous practice persists in the capital’s markets. Health effects can be serious, ranging from respiratory problems to severe gallbladder damage. Experts therefore recommend buying directly from growers to avoid contaminated products. The government must intensify its control measures and raise consumer awareness. Markets should be safe places where you can find healthy, quality food.

Ghana is facing community tensions and insecurity in its northeast region, particularly following a deadly attack perpetrated by unknown individuals. Tensions between the Kusasi and Mamprusi ethnic groups in the Bawku region are at their height. This attack raises questions about possible links with jihadist groups active in neighboring countries. The growing presence of these groups in the Sahel region concerns Ghanaian authorities who fear growing influence. Additional security measures and regional cooperation are needed to counter this violence and restore stability to the region.

Each year, the United Nations General Assembly brings together leaders from around the world for discussions on global issues. The 78th session of this assembly is currently being held in New York, with the participation of more than 150 Heads of State and government. This year, the general debate focuses on issues of peace, security, climate and poverty. The President of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Félix Antoine Tshisekedi, is also present to speak during the general debate. This meeting is of particular importance for the country, a few months before the end of its first presidential term and the start of the presidential campaign in December 2023. It is an opportunity for world leaders to meet, exchange and discuss global challenges. For the DRC, the voice of President Tshisekedi is essential to make the country’s concerns and challenges heard. This also helps strengthen bilateral relations and obtain support for the country’s development. Let us hope that these exchanges will contribute to a more peaceful and prosperous future for all.

This article highlights the disinformation and manipulation of information circulating on social networks following the massive arrival of migrants in Lampedusa. The author emphasizes the importance of remaining vigilant and checking sources before sharing or reacting to content online. It also highlights the harmful consequences of the spread of false information, which fuels divisions and feelings of mistrust. In conclusion, the article calls for the responsibility of information consumers to promote a culture of truth and civic engagement.