Published on: 02/13/2026 - 11:57 Modified on: 02/13/2026 - 1:17 p.m.
Morocco declared a state of natural disaster on Thursday for the four regions most affected by recent floods which left at least four dead and displaced more than 180,000 people. The authorities have announced that they will allocate nearly 300 million euros to support the populations of these very important agricultural areas.
At least 38 people lost their lives in Madagascar when Cyclone Gezani hit the country's second city, Toamasina, on Tuesday evening, the Malagasy authorities announced on Thursday. “Thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes,” warns the UN International Organization for Migration (IOM), describing “large-scale destruction and disruption.”
Zimbabwean opposition figures denounced on Wednesday a constitutional "coup d'état" after the launch of a vast project to reform the fundamental law. This law should, among other things, allow President Emmerson Mnangagwa to extend his mandate.
French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez is traveling to Algeria next Monday and Tuesday, in a context of strong tensions between the two countries. Several thorny subjects are on the program: the case of Christophe Gleizes, French sports journalist arrested in May 2024 in Algeria, the admission of Algerian nationals under OQTF, or even intelligence in the fight against terrorism.
Macky Sall at the head of the UN? There is “intense lobbying” for him to be a candidate
For several months, former Senegalese President Macky Sall has left the suspense hanging over a potential candidacy for the post of Secretary General of the United Nations, vacant at the end of 2026. A possibility that divides in his country where his opponents criticize his record in terms of democracy and financial management.
Epstein affair: African personalities cited in the documents
Will the Epstein affair have repercussions on the African continent? Several African personalities are cited, such as the Senegalese Karim Wade and the two former presidents Robert Mugabe and Jacob Zuma. In what context do their names appear? Explanations in the Journal de l’Afrique.
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A former French soldier killed during the attack on Niamey airport? A misinformation generated by AI
Internet users favorable to the Alliance of Sahel States claim that a former French soldier was killed during the attack on Niamey airport, Niger, at the end of January. They put forward as proof a supposed portrait of the soldier. This image, however, was created by AI.
Senegal: disenchanted youth? Let’s talk about it with S. Ballong, P.-É. by Rohan Chabot and E. Ndao
In "Let's Talk About It", focus on Senegal with two images: in mid-January, an entire country, starting with its youth, celebrated its team's victory in the African Cup of Nations. And barely three weeks later, the party is over and the country is in shock after the death of a student killed Monday on the campus of the large university of Dakar in clashes with the police. Almost two years after the victory of the Bassirou Diomaye Faye - Ousmane Sonko duo, carried precisely by these Senegalese youth, has the time of disenchantment come?
Didi B, the ambition of an African music legend
Star in Ivory Coast and rising figure in France, Didi B traces his path between hip-hop, afrobeat, zouglou and coupé-décalé. The former member of the Kiff No Beat collective has a clear ambition: to become “a legend of African music”. In this new issue of "À l'Affiche" presented by Louise Dupont, the Ivorian rapper looks back on his meteoric rise, from his beginnings in Abidjan to the Parisian stages, until the Zénith on April 19.
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