East Africa
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Elsewhere in East Africa
New school uniform rules in Azerbaijan have sparked controversy, with many students and teachers wearing hijabs being denied access to classrooms.
The appointments of Shiam Thannoo as General Manager of the Central Water Authority and his wife Minakshi as director of the National Heritage Fund have raised concerns about nepotism and...
France's liberal circles rally behind Poland's November 1830 uprising against Russian rule, sparking widespread enthusiasm and debate.
Israeli historian Ilan Pappé discusses the Israel-Palestine conflict, challenging the official Israeli narrative on the 1948 war and its ongoing impact.
Le projet de complexe sportif comprenant des terrains de padel et de tennis à La Mivoie, près de Rivière-Noire, est suspendu après une décision de la Cour suprême de Maurice.
Historian Jean-Jacques Yvorel shares insights on the evolution of juvenile detention in France from the late 18th century.
A Mauritius court has refused to grant bail to businessman Mamy Ravatomanga, citing the Financial Crimes Commission's allegations and the severity of the charges.
A dozen young detainees died in a fire during a revolt at a juvenile penal colony on the French island of Île du Levant on October 2, 1866.
A police sergeant fired a shot at a minibus in Mauritius, injuring a passenger, amid concerns about the officer's state of mind and official explanations.
Researcher Mathias Gardet delves into the lives of hundreds of Algerian teenagers who arrived in France alone, placed in observation centers in the 1950s and 60s.
Hundreds of teenagers, some as young as 14, joined the Spanish Civil War, many fighting for the Republican side.
Mauritius Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam announces comprehensive plan to tackle water crisis
