The trafficking of fake medicines in West Africa is increasing, posing a threat to public health. Between 20% and 60% of available medicines are counterfeits, even reaching 80% in some countries. Two trafficking circuits stand out: clandestine factories and the diversion of legal medicines. Globalization, the Covid-19 crisis and the absence of strict regulations favor this illicit trade. The consequences are serious, with inaccurate dosages and toxic substances in these counterfeit medicines leading to preventable complications and deaths. To combat this scourge, it is essential to strengthen regulations, promote local production, strengthen international cooperation and raise public awareness. Urgent measures are needed to put an end to this trafficking and guarantee access to quality medicines.

Lolo Mosango, sports manager and promoter of the Belor training center, presents himself as a strong candidate in the race for the FECOFA Executive Committee. Having announced his candidacy during a press briefing, he left the suspense surrounding the position to which he aspires, thus demonstrating his desire for adaptability and flexibility. Drawing on his experience as former president of the Congo Cup organizing committee, Lolo Mosango claims to have a clear vision for the future of Congolese football. Its Belor training center having trained numerous talents, it is considered a major asset in the establishment of the future Executive Committee. The results of the elections, which will take place on November 25, will be eagerly awaited to see if Lolo Mosango will be elected and thus contribute to the development of Congolese football. To be followed closely.

The expulsion of two French journalists in Morocco raises questions about press freedom in the country. While the Moroccan authorities claim that the journalists were working without authorization, they believe their expulsion is due to their investigative work on sensitive subjects. This measure comes in a context of tense diplomatic relations between France and Morocco, as well as criticism of the French media for their coverage of the Al Haouz earthquake. This expulsion sparked a reaction on social networks, where press freedom is defended. It is crucial to protect this freedom to guarantee free and balanced information.

Young Boys Bern suffered a frustrating defeat against RB Leipzig in their Champions League opener. Despite a goal from Meschack Elia, the Swiss team was unable to resist the German strike force. After equalizing in the 33rd minute, Young Boys finally conceded two more goals, losing with a score of 1-3. This defeat is a big blow, but the team will have the opportunity to make up for it in future matches.

FC Tanganyika is preparing for the Ligue 2 season with a new coach and big ambitions. Saber Ben Jabria aims to finish at the top of the championship and has recruited a fitness coach to help the team prepare intensively. Despite the infrastructure challenge, the club remains determined and has organized a training camp in Burundi. A reshuffle of the squad is planned with the recruitment of new players to create a competitive team. The club’s financial commitment demonstrates its desire to succeed. Fans can look forward to an exciting and challenging season for FC Tanganyika.

During his interview with France 24 and RFI, the President of Senegal, Macky Sall, addressed several current issues. He expressed support for a diplomatic solution to the coup in Niger, while leaving the possibility of military intervention on the table. Sall also decided not to run for a third term, emphasizing his commitment to a peaceful and democratic political transition. The imprisonment of political opponent Ousmane Sonko was mentioned, but Sall refrained from commenting on the matter. Finally, he did not rule out the possibility of serving as Secretary General of the United Nations in the future, demonstrating recognition of his stature as a political leader. The interview thus addressed key topics and demonstrated Senegal’s challenges and aspirations on the international scene.

Young Boys Bern suffered a frustrating defeat against RB Leipzig in the Champions League. Despite a good effort with a goal from Meschack Elia, the Swiss team failed to hold on until the end of the match and lost 1-3 at home. This defeat complicates the task of Young Boys who will have to redeem themselves in their next match. Despite everything, Meschack Elia showed his talent and his importance for the team. Young Boys must now analyze this defeat, learn from it and prepare for the challenges ahead. Qualification for the elimination phases remains possible with determination and teamwork.

Summary :
In this article, we highlight the importance of press freedom and the right to protection of journalistic sources. We examine the case of journalist Ariane Lavrilleux, of Disclose, who was arrested and held in police custody for forty hours following an investigation into a French intelligence program in Egypt. This case highlights the essential role of investigative journalists in society, as well as the need to protect their work and their sources. We also highlight the current challenges facing journalists and the need to preserve press freedom for an enlightened and informed democratic society.