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Dans une vidéo publiée le 16 juillet, des soldats afghans ont forcé un homme à s’asseoir sur une mine, qui a ensuite explosé...
Donald Trump a choisi la Floride et Orlando pour officiellement lancer sa campagne pour la présidentielle de 2020.
L'acteur américain et ancien gouverneur de Californie Arnold Schwarzenegger a été interpellé par la police de Melbourne (Australie) alors qu'il circulait à vélo sans porter de casque. Schwarzenegger, 67 ans, était à Melbourne -où il est interdit de rouler à vélo sans casque- en tant qu'invité d'honneur d'un événement de body-building, ainsi que pour assister au Grand prix de Formule 1.
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Elles sont fermes, bronzées et... très musclées. Ces adeptes du culturisme ont été photographiées par le célèbre photographe Martin Schoeller.
Du sport populaire qu’il fut jadis, la lutte traditionnelle est en passe de devenir une arène à grande échelle, un business doublé d’un dépotoir de grossièretés et d’invectives auquel il convient de mettre fin dans les plus brefs délais.
Senegal's government is accused of blocking the lawsuit introduced before Dakar courts by victims who suffered torture under the rule of former Chadian President Hissen Habré. In an interview with the French newspaper Libération, counsel Jacqueline Moudeina, president of the Chadian Association for the Promotion and the Defense of Human rights (ATPDH), revealed that Dakar claimed about "66 million euros to the African Union (AU) and the international community as monies to be used for the construction of a new court building in Dakar and payment for the judges who would try Hissen Habré» in what is yet seen as an hypothetical lawsuit.
Acting under the provisions of sections 70, subsection 3, 71 subsection 1 and 11 subsection 3 respectively of the constitution of the Republic of The Gambia, His Excellency, President Alhagi Dr. Yahya A J J Jammeh on October 19th, 2006 appointed a new cabinet except for the portfolios of Tourism, Trade and Industry, Works and Infrastructural Development and Justice. Her Excellency, Isatou Njie-Saidy returns as Vice President and Secretary of State for Women's Affairs. The Honourable Musa Gibril-Bala Gaye also returns as Finance and Economic Affairs Secretary of State. The following Secreatries of State were also retained, Honourable Edward Signateh as Secretary of State for Forestry and the Enviroment, Dr.Tamsir Mbowe, Secretary of State for Health, Mr. Baboucarr Jatta, Secretary of State for the Interior....
President Yahya Jammeh has said his government will not compromise with any individual or group that wants to bring violence in the September 22nd Presidential elections. The President made this remark at a meeting held at Essau, Toubakolong and Kerr Jarga in the North Bank Region, on day one of his dialogue with the people tour. According to him, all potential voters should cast their votes and go home in peace as their will be no discrimination on any one found wanting to instigate violence on election day. "Be it APRC or otherwise we will not compromise with any one", he said.
As the Gambia's Presidential election is fastly approaching, shake ups and interference in to the affairs of the country's Independent Electoral Commission responsible to run a free and a fair elections, has made many to question the credibility of the commission. Many others are beginning to wonder if the Presidential elections slated to take place in two months, will be free and fair. Many are also questioning; why the President decides who should lead the commission and how the composition of the commission should look like? An Independent Electoral Commission in any proper democratic setting should operate independently without any affiliation to neither the ruling party or to any opposition party.
