MEDI1TV Afrique : Presse Afrique - 04/02/2025
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00:00Let's go for your African press review of this Monday, February 3, 2025 on Mediain.
00:13Let's start with the Senegalese President Bassirou Diomayfei, who spoke with his Rwandan and Congolese counterparts on the security crisis in the east of the RDC.
00:23He insisted on the need for a sincere dialogue for sustainable peace in the region.
00:29The information is given by CNNews.
00:31The fighting between the armed forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo and the M23 has already killed 700 and injured several.
00:39According to our colleagues, the situation is aggravating the humanitarian crisis.
00:43Senegal thus reaffirms its commitment to stability and security in Africa.
00:48Note the source of information.
00:51Still in the same siege in eastern Goma, hospitals are submerged after violent fighting between the Congolese army and the rebels of the M23, supported by Rwanda.
01:01The information is to be read on Africa News.
01:03Injured people are fleeing while medical and food resources are running out.
01:08Despite a slowdown in clashes, the rebels continue to advance towards Bukavu, aggravating the humanitarian crisis.
01:15Analysts estimate that it will be more difficult to repel the M23 this time.
01:20According to the online newspaper.
01:23The United States, for their part, carried out air strikes against members of the Daesh terrorist group in Somalia,
01:31killing several agents, including an attack planner.
01:34360Africa reported that President Donald Trump said that his targeted strikes aimed at terrorists were hidden in the Golis mounds.
01:44The Secretary of Defense stressed that this operation weakens the Daesh terrorist group's ability to carry out attacks on American citizens.
01:55Washington assures that no civilian camp has been affected.
01:58This is what the Pan-African website concludes.
02:01And then FAPA.info reports that the International Justice Mission and its partners have organized a five-day workshop in Abidjan
02:08to strengthen the fight against the exploitation of online children.
02:12This initiative, which is part of the BOOST project, aims to improve the investigation capabilities of law enforcement.
02:19The program includes remote mentoring and training on signaling and tracking criminals.
02:27The organizers have been saluting the progress made by the Ivorian authorities since a previous session in May 2024.
02:35Let's finish in Madagascar.
02:36The 424 fishermen missing off the coast of Androïd have been found safe and sound,
02:42said the Minister of Fisheries, Pauber Maratante.
02:46This is what Press Africa reports in its columns.
02:49Caught in a turbulent sea after the passage of cyclone Elvis,
02:54they were located thanks to an investigation carried out in nearly 200 locations.
03:00Many of them novices whose job was to go fishing because of drought.
03:06The authorities insist on the need for training to avoid such incidents in the future.
03:12This is where we end this issue of News in Africa.
03:16Thank you for staying loyal to us.