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Les articles publiés sous la signature Lamine Sylla sur BeNews portent notamment sur les célébrités, le football et la musique.
The Giza-Fayoum train collided with the rear of a convoy traveling from Cairo to Aswan. Several carriages derailed, and a technical investigation has been launched.
The pediatric extension increases capacity from seven to 17 beds and includes hospitalization, intensive care, and isolation areas.
Six players as well as the two national teams are included on the lists released by the CAF ahead of the ceremony on December 7 in Lagos.
The Ivorian pavilion will showcase cocoa, coffee, cashew, cola, and textiles from November 5 to 10, with the aim of meeting buyers and attracting investors.
The system strengthens patrols and targets banditry, trafficking, drug dens, juvenile delinquency, and traffic offenses.
Sciences and Technologies for Women reviews a decade of activities in schools and universities, one month before a new exhibition dedicated to science and innovation in Abidjan.
Several aircraft grounded for maintenance temporarily reduce the availability of the fleet, with no announced schedule for a full return to normal.
The patient, whose condition has improved, left Abuja with her husband on Monday. Nigerian authorities continue to monitor 52 other contacts.
The short rainy season could be deficient in the southern part of the country, posing risks to crops, water, and hydroelectric power.
The schedule adopted on October 20 also includes parliamentary information sessions and the review of a report on the transfer of powers to local authorities.
The religious leader passed away during the night of October 18 to 19 in a clinic in Abidjan. He had dedicated several decades to interreligious dialogue and the promotion of peace.
Signed in Bangkok, the partnership covers 2026 to 2029. Its ceiling does not correspond to an immediate disbursement in favor of the Ivorian state.
The CNRA trials aim to better withstand the rainfall deficit. They are part of a strengthening of research capacities on Ivorian cocoa.
The contributions of political parties and civil society must be reviewed before a text is submitted to the deputies. The opposition's request for a national dialogue remains without any follow-up announcement.
The facilities in Bocanda and Kouassi-Kouassikro can be operated, even though adjustments and their full equipment are still awaited.
The organization mentions arrests, forced HIV tests, and obstacles to accessing a lawyer, accusations not confirmed by the authorities.
