00:00 I invite you to watch the news in Africa.
00:08 Let's start with the CDIO which plans to lift the economic sanctions imposed in Niger
00:14 after the coup of July 26, 2023.
00:17 An information from Abidjan TV, although the release of Mohammed Bassem remains the
00:23 primary condition, demanded by the CDIO, it tries to review its position in the face of the
00:30 crisis.
00:31 Abidjan TV also notes that voices have risen in favor of Niger within the CDIO,
00:37 in particular those of Presidents Patrick Stallon and Fournier Sibé, who called for a
00:42 peaceful resolution of the crisis.
00:45 African News tells us that the leader of the Kenyan opposition, Reyla Odenga, officially
00:54 announced her candidacy for the presidency of the African Union Commission.
00:58 Quoted during a press conference in Nairobi, "Based on her experience as a senior representative
01:04 of the IAEA for the development of infrastructure in Africa, Odenga has committed to using
01:10 her leadership to transform the economic destiny of the continent and fight against
01:16 the escape of young African brains.
01:18 The succession of Moussa Fakim Ahmad Achele, President of the African Union Commission,
01:23 was at the heart of discussions at the 37th Summit of the institution, while her mandate
01:29 arrives at the end of the year.
01:31 Let's talk now about the iron fist between Kigali, Kinshasa and Washington on the withdrawal
01:40 of the Rwandan troops from the east of the RDC.
01:43 This is what SA1 Africa Media TV quotes.
01:47 "Rwandan authorities have rejected an American request to withdraw Rwandan troops and
01:53 Sol Air missile systems from the east of the RDC.
01:56 According to the Rwandan Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the request was in contradiction
02:01 with the spirit of the process of strengthening trust initiated by the American Director of
02:08 National Intelligence in November 2023.
02:11 Rwanda firmly supports a political solution to the M23 problem by the Congolese themselves.
02:16 Kigali accuses the RDC of supporting the rebels of the Democratic Forces of Liberation of
02:22 Rwanda, which has been hiding in the east of the Congo for 30 years.
02:28 SA1 Africa Media TV.
02:30 In Chad, State Chief Mohammed Idris Deby firmly condemns the attack against the President
02:40 of the Supreme Court, Adam Anour, perpetrated by unidentified armed individuals.
02:46 "Although the premises of the institution were ransacked, the President of the Supreme
02:53 Court came out unscathed from the aggression.
02:56 Deby described this attack as a "serious attack on the Republic" and exhorted the government
03:02 to find and punish the culprits according to the law," wrote the newspaper.
03:08 In Nigeria, thousands of people protested in Ibadan against the "dark life", the
03:17 bad governance and the flaming of food prices.
03:21 According to Africa Actuality, this demonstration is due to a record increase in inflation
03:27 at 29.9% and the historical devaluation of the Naira, which has led to a deterioration
03:34 of the financial situation in the country.
03:37 Citizens, including artisans and entrepreneurs, have expressed their distress at the impact
03:44 of inflation on all sectors of the economy.
03:46 They call for an intervention by President Bola Tinubu to improve the situation.
03:52 That's all for this report on Africa Actuality.
03:57 Thank you for watching.
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