Presse Afrique - 27/09/2024 - Vidéo Dailymotion

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00:00Welcome to this African news that we open in Ivory Coast.

00:14The country recently concluded an agreement with the Chinese political company Katik for the acquisition of four attack helicopters.

00:23This is what an Ivorian connection tells us. A significant step in the military cooperation between two nations.

00:30This contract, notes the newspaper, financed by a loan from the Chinese state, is part of a broader strategy from Beijing

00:37aimed at strengthening its influence in Africa through military exchanges.

00:42The Chinese method, which allows African countries to repay their debts with raw materials,

00:47could redefine economic relations on the African continent.

00:52The new newsroom is interested in these columns in Burkina Faso,

00:56which is committed to collaborating with the International Atomic Energy Agency to develop a nuclear power plant.

01:03Mikhail Chudakov, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency,

01:10revealed that this cooperation aims to establish the necessary infrastructures,

01:15while emphasizing the importance of restoring order in areas affected by disturbances.

01:20The project envisages the use of small modular reactors provided by Rosatom,

01:25a Russian company specializing in nuclear energy.

01:28This initiative could transform the country's energy landscape by offering a clean and sustainable source of energy,

01:35notes the online newspaper.

01:38In South Africa, the remains of 42 anti-apartheid heroes have been repatriated,

01:44of which the country has now been recovered in Zambia and Zimbabwe.

01:48Information given by African News, the ceremony was held at the Ayergan Water Club base in Pretoria,

01:55in the presence of government and family representatives.

01:58The South African Minister of Defense stressed the importance of the sacrifices made for freedom.

02:04A member of the family expressed his emotion by announcing the next unification to Mafikeng.

02:11These repatriations symbolize the recognition of past struggles for equality.

02:16This initiative recalls the importance of remembering and learning from South African history, writes African News.

02:24And then in Senegal, the Giola Memorial Museum opened its doors yesterday in Ziguinchor,

02:2922 years after the tragic shipwreck of the ferry that cost the lives of 1,863 people,

02:36that is to say on the All Africa information site.

02:38The commemoration of this 22nd anniversary of the shipwreck of the boat Giola,

02:42this event very much awaited by the families of the victims,

02:45was marked by the presence of several members of the Senegalese government and a Gambian minister.

02:50Relatives hope that this place will serve as a recovery and memory,

02:54to prevent such tragedies from happening again, adds the newspaper.

02:59The opening of the museum represents an important step in the recognition of this tragedy,

03:05which remains one of the worst maritime disasters in the world since the Titanic, which killed 1,500 people in 1912.

03:14Ending in Ethiopia, a tragic bus accident this week cost the lives of at least 28 people.

03:20According to Africom, which gives the information, the vehicle plunged into a river in the district of Fatata.

03:25Inspector Wolde Biliso confirmed that 29 other passengers were injured, including some seriously.

03:33The accident occurred around 1 p.m. and the authorities fear that the accident will intensify.

03:39Research is underway to find any survivors.

03:44That's all for this African news magazine. Thank you for following it.