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Étiquette : The East African

DR Congo’s Kabila promotes blacklisted generals

  • Jean-Jacques Bidwaya
  • 15 juillet 2018
  • Presse anglophone
DR Congo President Joseph Kabila replaced the country’s army chief in a military shake-up at the weekend that included the promotion of two key allies on a US sanctions blacklist. The changes...
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UN probe accuses DR Congo troops, militia of ‘crimes against humanity’

  • Jean-Jacques Bidwaya
  • 26 juin 2018
  • Presse anglophone
UN investigators on Tuesday accused the security forces and militia fighters in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) of committing crimes against humanity in the country’s restive Kasai region. The probe was...
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Rwanda campaigns for leadership of ‘Francophonie’ group

  • Jean-Jacques Bidwaya
  • 22 juin 2018
  • Presse anglophone
Rwanda’s foreign minister has launched a campaign to support her bid to lead the International Organisation of La Francophonie, officials said Friday, despite her country’s decision to prioritise English as an official...
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Does a kingdom by any other name seem just as virginal? Go ask Mswati of eSwatini

  • Jean-Jacques Bidwaya
  • 8 juin 2018
  • Presse anglophone
William Shakespeare wrote, « A rose by any other name would smell as sweet ». In the case of the change of name of the independent enclave within the boundaries of South Africa from...
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ICC acquits DR Congo’s Bemba on appeal

  • Jean-Jacques Bidwaya
  • 8 juin 2018
  • Presse anglophone
International war crimes judges Friday acquitted former Congolese vice president Jean-Pierre Bemba on appeal, overturning an 18-year sentence for war crimes committed in the Central African Republic (CAR). « Mr Bemba cannot be...
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Congo ruling party shows all signs of seeking Kabila third term

  • Jean-Jacques Bidwaya
  • 30 mai 2018
  • Presse anglophone
From the sprawling capital Kinshasa to villages deep in the equatorial forests, Congo’s ruling PPRD is in full-on election campaign mode – and President Joseph Kabila’s face is everywhere. The deadline for...
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Democracy on the decline in EAC states

  • Jean-Jacques Bidwaya
  • 12 mai 2018
  • Presse anglophone
The forum for East Africa Civil Society Organisations has accused EAC partner states of going against the African Charter on Democracy, Elections and Governance due to shrinking democratic spaces in the countries....
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Zambia and Angola waive visas for citizens

  • Jean-Jacques Bidwaya
  • 4 mai 2018
  • Presse anglophone
Angola and Zambia have agreed to waive visa requirements for their citizens traveling between the two countries. The agreement was announced after the Angolan President Joao Lourenco was in Zambia for a...
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Regional bloc SADC meets over Congo crisis

  • Jean-Jacques Bidwaya
  • 23 avril 2018
  • Presse anglophone
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) leaders Sunday began an extraordinary summit to analyse the situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Lesotho. The meeting featuring leaders from the host...
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Botswana names new vice-president

  • Jean-Jacques Bidwaya
  • 4 avril 2018
  • Presse anglophone
Botswana President Mokgweetsi Masisi has appointed Mr Slumber Tsogwane as his vice, the government confirmed on its online page. Mr Tsogwane, 58, was Wednesday sworn-in as the Republic of Botswana’s 9th vice-president....
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The Congo Crisis: Leverage or statecraft to remove Kabila is still risky for region

  • Jean-Jacques Bidwaya
  • 21 mars 2018
  • Presse anglophone
Border zones are by nature rather tense, unpleasant places, but the actual significance of any particular border is simply a reflection of the politics of the region. An incursion by soldiers into...
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One in four African leaders has served more than 20 years

  • Jean-Jacques Bidwaya
  • 14 mars 2018
  • Presse anglophone
Africa has the world’s most youthful population. It also has the world’s oldest and longest serving heads of government. Though African countries form 28 per cent of the members of the UN,...
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DR Congo elections: A rumbling volcano

  • Jean-Jacques Bidwaya
  • 13 mars 2018
  • Presse anglophone
The Democratic Republic of Congo’s long-delayed election may finally take place at the end of this year. Violence is inevitable and a return to chaos and breakdown is likely. Each election since...
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Thousands of Congo children flee to Uganda in two months

  • Jean-Jacques Bidwaya
  • 2 mars 2018
  • Presse anglophone
At least 26,000 children have crossed into Uganda from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) since January. The children represent about half of the 42,000 Congolese that have fled ongoing conflict in...
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Congo refugees say Rwanda soldiers wound two in food protest

  • Jean-Jacques Bidwaya
  • 21 février 2018
  • Presse anglophone
Congolese refugees in Rwanda said soldiers shot at them and wounded at least two people on Tuesday as the refugees tried to march out of their camp in protest at a cut...
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Zuma’s ouster mirrors powerplays elsewhere

  • Jean-Jacques Bidwaya
  • 17 février 2018
  • Presse anglophone
If there are decades in which nothing happens, this will go down as a week in which decades happened. In less than 17 hours, two of Africa’s most powerful nations, South Africa...
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