Sénégal : les coupures d’internet sont un autre signe d’une démocratie en péril: Des manifestants se rassemblent à Madrid pour réclamer justice et démocratie au Sénégal. Photo : Marcos del Mazo/LightRocket via Getty Images Le 1er juin, le gouvernement sénégalais a commencé à bloquer plusieurs plateformes numériques, dont Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, Telegram et YouTube, dans …
Senegal’s internet shutdowns are another sign of a democracy in peril: Protestors gather in Madrid to demand justice and democracy in Senegal. Photo by Marcos del Mazo/LightRocket via Getty Images Senegal’s government began blocking several digital platforms – including Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, Telegram and YouTube – in certain areas on 1 June. Days later, it …
We interviewed 150 women migrants – revealing how their journeys involve peril at every turn: Women and Migration: Stories of Resilience project, Author provided There were seven women and three children among the 27 people who tragically lost their lives in the English Channel this week. Women and children are frequently among those seeking a …
Whistleblowers are key to fighting corruption in South Africa. It shouldn’t be at their peril: shutterstock Numerous corruption scandals have been reported in South Africa in recent times. The extent of corruption in the country has been laid bare at the judicial commission probing allegations of state capture over the past three years. Corruption can …
South Africa in the news: England will look beyond New Zealand at their peril: There has been the faintest whiff of condescension in the air. Early-season talk has partly framed the summer’s internationals in the context of the winter’s Ashes and selection, with key players …: “South Africa” – BingNews Pan African Parliament chaos: Majodina …
Democracy in peril: Burundi’s referendum will cement Nkurunziza’s grip on power: A sign at a candlelit vigil tells the story of a country sliding further into authoritarianism. DAI KUROKAWA/EPA The citizens of Burundi, the small country in Central Africa that borders Tanzania, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, are about to vote in …
Why the Mirror buy up of the Express is yet another sign of a newspaper industry in peril: The Daily Express and the Daily Mirror are almost the same age. Among the UK’s first national, daily, popular newspapers, they both came into being as a direct response to the success of the Daily Mail. The …