Tag Archives: Security in Africa

The creation of an intelligence service connected with the African Union is one of the great decisions taken in Malabo (Equatorial Guinea) during the 12th conference of the Committee of Intelligence and Security of Africa (CISA). The new entity will allow the African continent fighting efficiently against internal and extreme …

Algeria is at the forefront technology and the modernization of the public administration has become true. End of hassles, endless queues in front of court premises. It is henceforth possible to the Algerians to lodge an on-line complaint. This, through a device set up since Monday by the Algerian government. …

The international community marched last Sunday in Tunisia against terrorism. The solidarity of the heads of States and governments (of France, Gabon, Palestine, Algeria and Italy) expressed during the demonstration, is further to the attack of the Bardo museum which caused 22 deaths. They were thousands to take part in …

After the Francophony summit held on 29th and 30th November of this year, the Senegalese capital welcomes another high-level meeting: the International Forum dedicated to peace and security in Africa. Planned on 15th and 16th December, this big meeting will gather political decision-makers and specialists of security in Africa. According …

The Togolese Armed forces (FAT) should feel proud. The UN peacekeeping force of the 20th Togolese contingent for the United Nations Operation in Ivory Coast (ONUCI) is honored by the special representative of the United Nations Secretary General and Leader of the ONUCI, Aïchatou Mindaoudou. The latter decorated at the …

Seven heads of States and of governments as well as the president of Guinea Bissau National Parliament representing his country, met on Monday in Burkinabe capital town within the framework of the remembrance of 20 years of the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU). For Cheik Hadjibou Soumaré, chairman …

After Alassane Ouattara in 2013, it is the turn of the Togolese head of State, Faure Gnassingbé, to have the honor to sponsor about sixty African officers at the end of training last Thursday in Libreville (Gabon) The ceremony took place at the School of the General staff in the …