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Withdrawal From Chad and Niger Foreshadows Collapse of US Hegemony - Vimarsana News

Withdrawal From Chad and Niger Foreshadows Collapse of US Hegemony

US Special Operations forces will withdraw from Chad in the coming days in response to the Sahel nation's questioning of the legality of the US military presence in the region. The move comes after US troops were forced out of Niger.

Cameroonian president says to intensify graft crackdown-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

Cameroonian president says to intensify graft crackdown-Xinhua

Cameroonian president says to intensify graft crackdown-

How free is Chad 60 years after independence? | Africa | DW - Vimarsana News

How free is Chad 60 years after independence? | Africa | DW

Following the clamor of World War II, France abandoned its former colonial empire, including Chad. Sixty years on, Chadians say they're suffocating under the rule of President Idris Deby while Paris looks away.

Source: dw.com
Human rights 'off the field', Twitter un-banned, good intentions - and bad laws - Vimarsana News

Human rights 'off the field', Twitter un-banned, good intentions - and bad laws

January 2022 in Africa: A free expression round up produced by IFEX's Regional Editor Reyhana Masters, based on IFEX member reports and news from the region.

Source: ifex.org
Our 'Dear Friend' Deby Is Dead – Yea, About That... - Antiwar.com Original - Vimarsana News

Our 'Dear Friend' Deby Is Dead – Yea, About That... - Antiwar.com Original

Antiwar.com Original Our ‘Dear Friend’ Deby Is Dead – Yea, About That… A Peek Behind Chad’s Curtain and President Deby’s Death Shroudby Maj. Danny Sjursen, USA (ret.) Posted on The tributes to the late President Idriss Deby just poured in last week – especially from Western leaders. And boy were the condolences nauseating – at least to anyone vaguely familiar with Chad and its longtime strongman, or those even faintly fond of decency. The worst of it came – unsurprisingly and unapologetically – from the country’s former (officially) and persistent (de fac...