In the fight against desertification, Burkina Faso mobilizes to plant 5 million trees in one hour
The seventh edition of the National Tree Day in Burkina Faso is inspired by Thomas Sankara’s legacy of environmentalism
Street vendor executed after police killed Senegalese man in São Paulo: “We live in a pressure cooker,” workers say
Edineide Rodrigues was killed months after testifying in an accusation about how the militia works in the Brás district.
Burkina Faso’s government announces the dismantling of another coup attempt
The government of the African country accuses neighboring Côte d’Ivoire of housing coup masterminds
Senegalese community in São Paulo protests following murder of a street vendor: “It was not an accident”
For the past several days, the Senegalese community in São Paulo has been protesting the police killing of a street vendor on April 11
Women play leading role in the reconstruction of Niger: “Villages should live in peace”
Women in Niger have been the most impacted by terrorist attacks in the country and now they donate money and goods to strengthen the anti-colonial fight in the country
What’s happening in Niger: inside the struggle for independence from French and Western neocolonialism
After expelling the French military, the people of Niger are fighting to overthrow the remaining colonial structures
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“There is no terrorism, there is [only] France,” says president of the West African Peoples’ Organization
Philippe Noudjènoumè blames France for terrorist presence in the Sahel and criticizes the Benin government’s collusion with Macron
On day of historic strike in São Paulo, thousands rally against privatization
The crowd protested outside Alesp, while deputies discussed Sabesp’s concession plan to the private sector