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In DR Congo the ceasefire came into effect on Friday in North Kivu. According to the final document signed in Luanda, there was to be “a cessation of hostilities, in particular M23 attacks once morest the Congolese Armed Forces and Monusco”. The M23 is supposed to begin its withdrawal from the occupied areas. But on the ground, clashes were reported in the morning in Rutshuru territory. Local sources spoke of heavy weapon fire in the area.
In Mauritius, the arrest of an activist at the head of a rally once morest power has been arrested and continues to be debated. 46 kilos of drugs were discovered in his car, his supporters shout at a set up by the police, who deny. But more and more in Mauritius activists and journalists seem to be the targets of power. Abdoollah Earally’s report.
In Senegal, it is the joy of a whole country following the victory of the Lions of Teranga who beat Qatar at the World Cup (3-1). Senegal has also become in recent years one of the biggest football countries on the African continent. Winner of the African Cup of Nations and still in the running for the World Cup, the country relies in particular on high-level football academies which have succeeded in training a plethora of talents playing in the European championships in recent years. Our correspondents Elimane Ndao, Sarah Sakho and Sam Bradpiece visited the Diambars Institute in Saly, 90 km south of Dakar, one of the country’s pioneering training centres.
Editor: Célia Caracena