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Published on: 08/04/2026 - 8:05 p.m. Modified on: 08/04/2026 - 8:06 p.m.

The NGO Human Rights Watch investigated airstrikes carried out by Africa Corps in Kyrnia, in the Mopti region. These strikes, which occurred on June 15, killed eight civilians. According to the organization, no JNIM fighter is among the victims, contrary to the assertions of the Malian army's Russian partners. The author of this investigation, Ilaria Allegrozzi, senior researcher on the Sahel at Human Rights Watch, was the guest of Journal de l’Afrique.

Also in the summary: at least 52 people were kidnapped this weekend in Nigeria when armed men, riding on motorcycles, burst into the village of Kasuwar Daji. The attackers first attacked a military base located on the outskirts of the town before attacking residents. Twelve people were killed. In Nigeria, kidnappings are increasing and armed groups have made them a major source of income.

336 million dollars: this is the value of cocaine seizures made in recent weeks in Liberia. Faced with this affair, President Joseph Boakai dismissed a dozen senior officials from the airport, police and security services. An investigation has been opened.

Finally, three months before the Youth Olympic Games, Dakar is already displaying the colors of the event. Around forty artists are transforming the walls of the Senegalese capital into works combining sport, culture and creation to tell the Games in a different way.

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