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Taarifa Rwanda Published 12 mins ago 0share For the Fourth day today, Algiers the capital of Algeria has been on tension as Postal workers continue with a massive strike. The management of Algeria Post announced that it was taking charge of the grievances of its employees. The Postal employees have deserted the counters. No trade union or other collective of workers has claimed responsibility for this strike. Employees are allegedly making certain demands such as the payment of bonuses, the 13th month bonus and compensation for weekend days worked, such as Saturdays and the few Fridays. At t...

Share UN special representative in Mali Mahamat Saleh Annadif (right) and Malian defence minister Ibrahima Dahirou Dembele (left) attend the inauguration of the newheadquartes of the joint force G5 Sahel in Bamako on June 3. AFP Several dozen jihadists, senior commander, ‘killed in Mali’ Tue, 6 April 2021 More than 40 jihadists, including a senior commander, were killed last week after they attacked UN peacekeepers in northern Mali, the UN force MINUSMA said on April 5. A UN source previously said about 20 of around 100 assailants were killed in a three-hour counter-attack after they raid...

Several dozen jihadists, including commander, killed in Mali: UN AFP 3 hrs ago AFP © MICHELE CATTANI The UN's force in Mali is one of the biggest peacekeeping missions in the world -- it has also suffered the highest casualties More than 40 jihadists, including a senior commander, were killed last week after they attacked United Nations peacekeepers in northern Mali, the UN force MINUSMA said on Monday. A UN source previously said about 20 of around 100 assailants were killed in a three-hour counter-attack after they raided a camp of Chadian peacekeepers, leaving four tro...

On our radar Syria’s decade of devastation Next week marks 10 years since demonstrations against the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad were met with force, and an uprising that was part of the so-called “Arab Spring” spiralled into a long and brutal war. It is a conflict that has been marked, at different stages, by sieges, starvation, bombing, street fighting, chemical attacks, the destruction of hospitals, the manipulation of much-needed humanitarian aid. Diplomacy has largely failed, entire cities and towns have been destroyed, and more than 12 million people have been f...

Listen to this article: DJIBO, Burkina Faso In early October, Abu Sharawi got a call from his commander to lay down his gun. He had been fighting for more than three years with a jihadist group in Burkina Faso’s northern Sahel region but was told an agreement had been reached with the government to stop the attacks, which have killed thousands of people and driven more than one million from their homes. “[They said] ‘We decided to stop fighting. It’s time to sit and discuss. Many people have died, and animals and resources were lost. Using guns will not solve the problems’,” recal...