Presse Afrique - 26/09/2024 - Vidéo Dailymotion

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00:00Welcome to this round-the-clock news in Africa, let's start with the African Union, which

00:15called for an immediate cessation of the fighting in El-Fasher, in Sudan, following an escalation

00:22of violence after an offensive by the rapid support forces.

00:26This is what we learn from 360Afrique, the president of the African Union, Moussa Fakim

00:33Mahmoud, expressed his concern for the hundreds of thousands of civilians threatened by this

00:40crisis.

00:41The UN also warned of the catastrophic humanitarian situation in the city, where the fighting

00:47has already caused hundreds of deaths.

00:50The two camps are accused of war crimes, preferentially targeting civilians and taking

00:55advantage of humanitarian aid, concludes the online newspaper.

00:59In Nigeria, the country has recently claimed permanent seats for the African Security Council

01:07of the UN.

01:08At a meeting in New York, Nigerian Foreign Minister Youssef Tugar highlighted the importance

01:14of a fair representation for the continent, informs the online newspaper Kwasi.

01:19He mentioned the security and economic challenges that Africa is facing, requiring a stronger

01:26place in world decisions.

01:28This request is in a context where several African countries are looking to reform the

01:35Security Council.

01:37In the Republic of Guinea, the International Organization of Francophonie has lifted the

01:44sanctions imposed on the country in September 2021, a decision sanctioned by Prime Minister

01:49Amadou Riba.

01:50The information is given by Afrika Guinea.

01:53The Prime Minister said that this lift is a testament to the solidarity and trust of

01:59the UN in the country.

02:01The Guinean authorities will be able to participate fully at the summit of the Francophonie planned

02:07in France.

02:09A newsroom reports that the lawyers of Olivier Boko, a relative of the Benin prison, were

02:16fired in the night of September 23 to 24 when he was going to the home of the head of state.

02:23These lawyers denounce this act as a flagrant violation of fundamental rights and of the

02:32criminal procedure.

02:34of fundamental rights and of the criminal procedure.

02:37They claim that he was not subject to any judicial procedure.

02:41Currently, neither his family nor his lawyers know his state or location,

02:46which raises concerns.

02:48As for his health and well-being, the Nouvelle Tribune Info specifies.

02:56That's all for this African news report.

02:58Thank you for following it.

03:04www.nouvelle-tribune.fr