Wednesday 20 May 2009
By Thomas on Wednesday 20 May 2009,
On June 7, and starting today on the Web, French expatriates
can choose their representatives in a global but largely ignored election. The
vote gives the French expat community a political existence and reveals its
conservative-leaning tendency.
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By Thomas on Wednesday 20 May 2009,
Le 7 juin, et dès maintenant par Internet, les Français
expatriés peuvent élire leurs représentants. Ce scrutin méconnu donne une
existence politique à la communauté française de l'étranger.
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Sunday 26 April 2009
By Thomas on Sunday 26 April 2009,
Stéphanie Nyota Muliri, 50, is still officially employed
as public relations officer by the Bakwanga mining company (Miba) in Kinshasa,
Democratic Republic of Congo. But the company has not paid its employees' wages
in months and its 7,000 staff are left without work.
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By Thomas on Sunday 26 April 2009,
Officiellement, Stéphanie Nyota Muliri, 50 ans, est
toujours chargée de relations publiques pour la société minière de Bakwanga
(Miba) à Kinshasa, en République Démocratique du Congo. Mais la compagnie ne
verse plus les salaires depuis des mois et ses 7 000 employés ne travaillent
plus.
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Friday 27 March 2009
By Thomas on Friday 27 March 2009,
Areva, a company controlled by the French government, struck a
promising uranium exploration deal with the Democratic Republic of Congo on
Thursday. Nuclear power is the leitmotiv of Nicolas Sarkozy's African tour,
from the DRC to Niger.
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By Thomas on Friday 27 March 2009,
L'entreprise Areva, contrôlée par l'État français, a conclu
jeudi un accord de prospection de l'uranium prometteur avec le gouvernement de
la RDC. Le nucléaire a été au cœur de la tournée africaine du président
français Nicolas Sarkozy.
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Wednesday 25 March 2009
By Thomas on Wednesday 25 March 2009,
DR Congo's National Assembly chairman, Vital Kamerhe (pictured),
has resigned, ending a political crisis that had been plaguing the parliament
for two months. Nicolas Sarkozy, due to visit Kinshasa on Thursday, can now
address the National Assembly.
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By Thomas on Wednesday 25 March 2009,
En visite en RDC jeudi, le président Sarkozy pourra in fine
s'adresser au Parlement. Un Parlement en crise pour cause de désaccord sur les
opérations militaires conjointes avec le Rwanda jusqu'à la démission mercredi
de son président.
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Sunday 8 March 2009
By Thomas on Sunday 8 March 2009,
Les Léopards de RDC ont remporté à Abidjan le premier
Championnat d'Afrique des nations face à une Black Star ghanéenne pourtant
favorite. À Kinshasa, l'espoir renaît chez les supporters après une série de
cuisants revers de leur équipe.
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By Thomas on Sunday 8 March 2009,
DR
Congo's Leopards beat favourites Ghanaian Black Stars to win the first African
Nations Championship in the Ivory Coast. In the Congolese capital of Kinshasa,
hope was reborn among supporters after a series of defeats.
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Monday 12 January 2009
By Thomas on Monday 12 January 2009,
Israel eased its overnight strikes on the Gaza Strip while
reserve units moved into the Palestinian territory. While the military prepared
for a possible invasion of dense urban areas, international talks resumed in
Cairo on Monday.
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Monday 5 January 2009
By Thomas on Monday 5 January 2009,
EU leaders in the region moved diplomatic efforts for peace into
high gear, but Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni rejected calls for a
ceasefire, saying Israel would not "reach agreement with terror".
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Sunday 4 January 2009
By Thomas on Sunday 4 January 2009,
Thirty Israeli soldiers have been wounded, two seriously,
while dozens of armed Hamas operatives have been injured since the start of the
ground offensive in Gaza, Israel said. At least 12 Gazans have also reportedly
been killed in Israeli shelling.
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Tuesday 16 December 2008
By Thomas on Tuesday 16 December 2008,
A traditional chief, farmer, businessman and politician
has decided to use his prominence in Burkina Faso's public life to promote a
miracle plant, which he thinks can revolutionise agriculture in the Sahel
region.
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Monday 15 December 2008
By Thomas on Monday 15 December 2008,
À la fois chef traditionnel, cultivateur, commerçant et
politicien, le Larlé Naaba Tigré, fonction équivalente au rang de ministre dans
l'ex-royaume Mossi, mène une croisade pour une plante qui pourrait
révolutionner l'agriculture sahélienne.
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Tuesday 9 December 2008
By Thomas on Tuesday 9 December 2008,
A Paris exhibition shows the work of radio stations dedicated to
populations subjected to violence on the border between Chad and Sudan.
Information has become a vital commodity, say humanitarian workers.
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Monday 8 December 2008
By Thomas on Monday 8 December 2008,
Une exposition présente, à Paris, le travail des stations de
radio destinées à informer les populations réfugiées à la frontière du Tchad et
du Soudan. Les humanitaires considèrent de plus en plus l'information comme une
denrée vitale
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Monday 24 November 2008
By Thomas on Monday 24 November 2008,
The fiasco at the head of France's main opposition party has
attracted hundreds of reactions from France24.com's visitors.
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Wednesday 5 November 2008
By Thomas on Wednesday 5 November 2008,
From Kabul to Havana, leaders and citizens have been
awaiting the results of the US presidential election. Each region of the world
hopes to benefit from the change in the White House.
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By Thomas on Wednesday 5 November 2008,
French President Nicolas Sarkozy and other EU leaders
congratulated Barack Obama on Wednesday on his "brilliant victory" in the US
presidential election, expressing hopes for closer collaboration between Europe
and the USA.
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