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Le nouvel opus du rappeur américain, attendu ce vendredi 23 juillet, n'est toujours pas sorti sur les plateformes de streaming et les fans s'impatientent.
L'ex-vice-président américain a remporté, mardi soir, les primaires de Floride, de l'Illinois et...
A seulement 20 ans, Pop Smoke a été abattu ce mercredi à son domicile new-yorkais. Les premiers éléments indiquent qu’il aurait été assassiné à la suite d’un cambriolage de sa villa qui aurait mal tourné. A seulement 20 ans, il était l’avenir du rap américain et était vu par beaucoup comme l’un des plus grands talents de sa génération.
Dictature déguisée en Afrique. C'est le cas de le dire pour ces chefs d'Etat africains qui sont au pouvoir depuis plus d'une décennie et qui veulent y mourir. Ils sont nombreux ceux qui y sont morts et ceux qui s'y accrochent. Et tout faire pour que le fils assure la continuité. Les dernières évolutions de l'actualité africaine font trembler bien de dirigeants africains.
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DAKARACTU.COM Nombre de Sénégalais restent avec des questions sans réponses suite au soulèvement populaire du 23 juin contre le projet de révision constitutionnelle instituant un ticket président - vice-président à la tête de l’Exécutif. Les interrogations fusent de toutes parts. D’où vient l’idée de ce projet de loi ? Au profit de qui était-il concocté ? Qui est ce fameux opposant pressenti pour le ticket dont une certaine presse a parlé ? Qu’est-ce qui a poussé le chef de l’Etat, Abdoulaye Wade, à reculer ?
Senegalese police have almost reached to the bottom of the last weekend's high profile assassination of Oumar Lamine Badji in the troubled region of Casamance after a suspect, Abba Diedhiou, confessed to be among those who carried out the act. So far three suspects have been arrested but it is believed that several others will join them, as the police intensify their investigations. Thursday's breakthrough came after the police questioned the President of the Local Council in Sindian, a witness of the incident and a cousin to the deceased. This gave the police the clue, ending up in the arrest of three suspects, including Abba Diedhiou, who is a member of the Local Council of Tandine, a few kilometres from Sindian.
DAKAR, Dec 31 (Reuters) - Suspected separatists in Senegal's restive Casamance province killed a prominent local ruling party official by slitting his throat late on Saturday, ahead of the Muslim Eid al-Adha feast, a security force official said. Armed men attacked Oumar Lamine Badji, president of the regional council of President Abdoulaye Wade's ruling Democratic Party (PDS), at his family home in the village of Sindian, around 50 km (30 miles) from the provincial capital Ziguinhor, the official said.
Reporters Without Borders has condemned two separate cases of threats against Senegalese journalists in the past two weeks. The targets were freelance reporter Dié Maty Fall, who works for the privately-owned newspapers "Sud Quotidien", "Le Populaire" and "L'As" and the websites Rewmi.com ( http://www.rewmi.com ) and Nettali.net ( http://www.nettali.net ), and Pape Alé Niang, who presents the press review on privately-owned radio Sud FM. "Threats against journalists are always dangerous, regardless of their position, because journalists are often the first to fall victim to political hatred," the press freedom organisation said. "We call on the police to investigate these cases thoroughly in order to deter those who attack the media, to defuse tension and to calm people down in the run-up to the elections."
President Yahya Jammeh has said his government will not compromise with any individual or group that wants to bring violence in the September 22nd Presidential elections. The President made this remark at a meeting held at Essau, Toubakolong and Kerr Jarga in the North Bank Region, on day one of his dialogue with the people tour. According to him, all potential voters should cast their votes and go home in peace as their will be no discrimination on any one found wanting to instigate violence on election day. "Be it APRC or otherwise we will not compromise with any one", he said.
As the Gambia's Presidential election is fastly approaching, shake ups and interference in to the affairs of the country's Independent Electoral Commission responsible to run a free and a fair elections, has made many to question the credibility of the commission. Many others are beginning to wonder if the Presidential elections slated to take place in two months, will be free and fair. Many are also questioning; why the President decides who should lead the commission and how the composition of the commission should look like? An Independent Electoral Commission in any proper democratic setting should operate independently without any affiliation to neither the ruling party or to any opposition party.
Immigration policy was a major focus of President Bush's agenda when he began his first term in office in 2001. His plan centered around the creation of a guest worker program for foreign workers. Then came 9/11. In the wake of the terrorism attacks, the discourse shifted, from providing paths to citizenship for those already in the country illegally to strengthening borders in the name of national security. Now, in a midterm election year, the issue has returned to prominence on Capitol Hill. The Senate Judiciary Committee has approved, on a 12-to-6 vote, a plan that would allow illegal immigrants to earn citizenship, while also tightening border security and enforcing existing bans on the hiring of undocumented workers.
My name is Tamsir Jasseh. I have served as Police Adviser and Deputy Inspector General of Police as well as Director General of Immigration. The knowledge that I have of this incident is rather limited and I was able to get this information at the very last minute.Personally, when I looked at the situation, it looked more like there was a plan that was never executed. I was informed about this whole thing by Col. Ndure Cham, whom I’ve known through the services, because I was serving, that he had more like a desire than a plan to overthrow - to change the government.
