Le Président du Burundi Pierre Nkurunziza a fait sa première apparition en public, dimanche, depuis la tentative de putsch manquée contre son gouvernement la semaine dernière. Mais le chef d'Etat du Burundi n'a pas dit un mot de cette crise politique, ni des manifestations massives contre sa décision de briguer un troisième mandat présidentiel lors de l'élection du 26 juin.
Dans les trois pays d'Afrique de l'Ouest - Guinée, Libéria, Sierra Leone - touchés au coeur par le virus Ebola, le déclin de l'épidémie est sensible depuis plusieurs semaines.
Fears of a violence were heightened by the publication and photographs of names of gay and lesbian Ugandans, with some people recalling David Kato’s death in 2010.
The government told foreign correspondents that they are free to work in Egypt after prosecutors accused 20 journalists for Al Jazeera television of conspiring with the Muslim Brotherhood.
Egyptian prosecutors said that the journalists, all employees of the Al Jazeera television network, worked to help and spread propaganda for the Muslim Brotherhood.
The country’s Assembly voted its approval on Sunday, completing a two-year drafting process and ushering in a new democratic era.
The United States is deeply concerned about the escalation of religious violence in Central African Republic, where at least 18 people have been killed in recent days.
Pope Francis named 16 cardinals from small, poor countries like Haiti, Burkina Faso, Nicaragua and Ivory Coast, but none from the United States.
