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Africa Last Updated: Feb 8, 2012 - 12:56:52 PM


Africa
Jonathan, Sylva, and the Rain of Stones
Last Friday, President Goodluck Jonathan traveled to his home state of Bayelsa to campaign for the Seriake Dickson, the candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in a governorship election scheduled for February 11

Feb 8, 2012 - 10:34:43 AM

Africa
L’ethnocentrisme.
Ouattara, on le sait, est le véritable problème de la Côte d’Ivoire et rien ne pourra jamais démentir cela, ni sa prise du pouvoir, ni ses discours démagogiques et mensongers, ni ses aveux qui contredisent gravement sa démagogie, ni même tous les soutiens puissants qui l’accompagnent encore, malgré les prémices de son échec inévitable. Ouattara qui prétend vouloir faire de notre pays un « état de droit » (c’est son leitmotiv le plus crédible, semble-t-il, tant il le répète avec une insistance pourtant contredit par des faits bien têtus !), avance pourtant une définition de la justice bien particulière. Lorsque que l’on prétend vouloir développer un pays et en faire un pays émergeant sous quelques années, on ne peut privilégier une logique ethnique au détriment d’une logique élitiste et de compétences. Et pourtant, Ouattara estime qu’il faut favoriser une ethnie contre les 60 autres de la Côte d’Ivoire.

Feb 8, 2012 - 10:24:54 AM

Africa
Equatorial-Guinea: Africa’s Richest Nation Ready for War
One of the richest countries in Africa, Equatorial Guinea, is rapidly expanding its naval power. The fleet of the 600,000-strong country will be larger than that of 160 million-strong Nigeria. Is Africa preparing for a major war?

Feb 8, 2012 - 10:19:40 AM

Africa
Zambia to Audit Mining Companies; Estimates $1bn Taxes Owed
The country's mines minister has announced plans to audit all mining companies in a bid to dig for back taxes of up to $1 billion it believes it is owed.

Feb 8, 2012 - 10:15:24 AM

Africa
Nigeria Oil Militants Mend 'Hit Eni Bayelsa Pipeline'
Militants say they have destroyed an oil pipeline in southern Nigeria, in their first attack in more than a yea

Feb 7, 2012 - 11:05:46 AM

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