In the context of worrying economic and security situations in Kawar (Agadez region), an unexpected new activity suddenly appeared in early 2014 in this northern Niger: gold panning after the discovery of a first site in the Djado Valley. A few months later, another place, the Tchibarakaten, was put into operation, about thirty km from … Read more
With World War II already raging for two and a half years, the forces of the United Kingdom, Commonwealth and Free France fought heroically from May 27 to June 11, 1942 in Bir Hakeim, an oasis in the middle of the Libyan desert. Although this battle was technically a defeat, the two weeks of fighting … Read more
Sharing is caring! In the context of worrying economic and security conditions in Kawar (Agadez region), an unexpected new activity suddenly appeared in early 2014 in this northern Niger: gold panning after the discovery of a first site in the Djado Valley. A few months later, another place, the Tchibarakaten, was put into operation, about … Read more
On my first day in Sandrock, a cloaked man swore to defend the city with the power of his chiseled chin, and a yak fanatic tried to get me to drink yak milk when we first met. On my second day at Sandrock, I collapsed after running out of stamina in an attempt to gather … Read more
By Jerome Cavaretta Published on 26. May 22 at. 19:02 Val d’Oise Gazette See my news Follow this medium The medical center in Genottes and doctor Avisse have their last consultations. The rug falls this Friday night, May 27, after thirty years of good and loyal service. (© Val-d’Oise Gazette) “And when exactly do you … Read more
Los Angeles (AFP) – For nearly two decades, “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” and its blatantly lesbian host have graced American homes, shattering stereotypes while charming viewers with a clever mix of entertainment and celebrity interviews. But after more than 3,000 episodes, the talk show, which had managed to compete with Oprah Winfrey, ended on Thursday … Read more
haveHAVE They came, they were all there. They are former ministers, recognized journalists, great intellectuals, social activists. Moroccans, Algerians, Tunisians, Libyans … From different horizons and of different origins, they have in common to be proud children and ardent defenders of an idea that is more and more distant: the idea of a united Maghreb. … Read more
Libyans, Tunisians and even Algerians … Many North African politicians, intellectuals and associative actors have joined forces to create coordination for the application of the Sahara Autonomy Plan. An event held in Laayoune where one of the “stars” was the famous Algerian journalist and columnist Hichem Abboud. It testifies. They came, they were all there. … Read more
For 10 days, armed only with a roadbook and a compass, the duo embarked on an extraordinary adventure, tackle the 6,000 km that separate them from the finish line in Marrakech. A mission that they have successfully completed. Meet Théo and Félix on their way back to gather their reactions on the spot. How was … Read more
San Pedro de Atacama (Chile) (AFP) – In the middle of the Atacama Desert, in the far north of Chile, Hector Espindola, 71, pampers his vines, which survive almost 3,000 meters above sea level in a green oasis in Toconao, very close to a river born of the melting Andean snow. In this driest landscape … Read more
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