Published on: 05/06/2026 - 10:46 Modified on: 05/06/2026 - 12:03
World Cup 2026: the country opposite will also be theirs, the tension between dual nationals
From Panama to Australia, via Morocco and Japan, the Football World Cup has the unique power of bringing people together by making them compete. If binational fans are often torn when their two countries meet in the final, this is also the case for certain players. At the 2026 World Cup, before the direct elimination phase, several of them will already have to oppose the dream of their compatriots.
Alert on Ivorian cassava after the discovery of a viral strain
Ivory Coast is on alert. A particularly aggressive viral strain of Ugandan origin has been confirmed in cassava plantations in the west of the country. A threat which is already raising fears of a sharp drop in national production and which is mobilizing authorities and professionals in the sector.
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Ministerial reshuffle in Senegal: will Ousmane Sonko's party crack?
In Senegal, after eleven days of waiting, President Bassirou Diomaye Faye formed a new government on Monday. A team without the participation of Pastef – the party led by Ousmane Sonko, his former Prime Minister and long-time traveling companion, who became the new president of the National Assembly. Will Pastef crack? To answer this, France 24 receives the Senegalese journalist Mdemba Ndiaye.
Fatoumata Diawara: Mali, its struggles and her latest album “Massa”
France 24 welcomes the essential Fatoumata Diawara. The artist is multiplying the festivals this summer in France for the release of his new album "Massa" ("The Eternal"). Accomplished actress, singer, author and musician, Fatoumata Diawara uses her notoriety and her songs to embody contemporary struggles, from the causes of women to those of disabled children.
“With Paris, the climate is good,” says Gabonese President Oligui Nguema
In an exclusive interview granted to France 24 from Libreville, the President of Gabon, Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, affirms that relations with Paris are "good" and announces a state visit to France on July 20. He also excludes any "Nguema dynasty", affirms that an agreement with the IMF will be signed, and assures that he has refused migrants expelled by Washington.
“I am on a permanent contract and I pay my taxes like everyone else”: the struggle of a Senegalese farmer to get regularized in France
Ibrahim, 28, is Senegalese. Arriving in France in 2019, he tried to obtain asylum, in vain. Since then, despite obtaining a permanent contract more than two years ago and purchasing land for his own crops, he has struggled to obtain a residence permit. Testimony.
DR Congo, fifteen civilians and a soldier killed in an attack in Beni
At least fifteen people were killed on Saturday May 30 in an ADF attack in Beni, in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The ADF, a terrorist group of Ugandan origin affiliated with the Islamic State, committed a massacre within the Pygmy community. This new massacre is worrying, because it is the first time in more than three years that the group has struck inside the city.
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