Podcasts about Jammeh

Yahya Jammeh, Gambia's former leader, ruled the tiny West African country with an iron fist for 22 years after seizing power in a 1994 military coup. His regime was marked by widespread human rights abuses, including enforced disappearances, torture and extrajudicial killings. Despite being voted out in 2016 and soon exiled to Equatorial Guinea after refusing to accept the election results, his legacy continues to haunt Gambia as victims and their families wait for elusive justice and reparations. This audio documentary, "Portrait of Jammeh," sheds light on the long-lasting scars left by his dictatorship. The documentary takes listeners to Kanilai, Jammeh's hometown, where, despite his brutal legacy, many people still revere him. Survivors and families of victims recount chilling experiences, including mass executions carried out by Jammeh's notorious death squad, the Junglers.

I elva år har hon varit kommunstyrelsens ordförande i Malmö. Mycket fokus har lagts – och läggs fortfarande – på att ”bygga staden hel”. Möt Katrin Stjernfeldt Jammeh (S) i ett samtal om: # Kampen mot segregation och otrygghet i en stad med invånare från 186 länder. # Hållbart byggande – som ”förutom det miljömässiga också måste innebära att bygga så vanligt folk har råd att bo”. # Den nya vräkningslagen och kommunala MKB:s nya hårdare förvaltningsstrategi. # Frustrationen över rikspolitiken: ”Man kan inte ta bort och ersätta med ingenting.” Anna Bellman programleder och Lennart Weiss kommenterar.

Aujourd'hui, je vous raconte l'histoire de Toufah Jallow, une jeune femme gambienne qui a fuit son pays après avoir été violée par le président dictateur de son pays Yahya Jammeh. Par la suite, elle a eu le courage de le dénoncer publiquement, participant ainsi à lancer le #MeToo africain. Instagram : @pour_de_vrai.podcast Pour soutenir Pour de vrai et m'aider à le développer, vous pouvez faire un don ici : https://fr.tipeee.com/pour-de-vrai-podcast Livre:  Toufah Jallow avec Kim Pittaway. Toufah, la femme qui inspira un #MeToo africain, Editions des femmes-Antoinette Fouque, 2023. Articles :  Couba Kane, Une ex-Miss Gambie veut faire juger pour viol l'ancien président Jammeh. In Le Monde, 19 septembre 2023 Ollivier Théa, En Gambie, “nous ne voulons plus être vues comme des victimes de viol, mais comme des survivantes”. In Le Monde, 11 décembre 2020 Janselme Kareen, Toufah Jallow et le #MeToo gambien. In L'Humanité, 2 octobre 2023 Poletti Adrianna, Yahya Jammeh accusé de viol : des “amazones” de Kadhafi aux “protocol girls” de l'ex-président gambien. In Jeune Afrique, 1er juillet 2019 https://www.rfi.fr/fr/podcasts/le-regard-du-monde-afrique/20230923-une-ex-miss-gambie-veut-faire-juger-pour-viol-l-ancien-président-jammeh https://www.humanium.org/fr/femmes-gambiennes-rompent-le-silence/ https://www.unwomen.org/fr/what-we-do/ending-violence-against-women/facts-and-figures#84145 https://www.amnesty.org/fr/location/africa/west-and-central-africa/gambia/report-gambia/ Extraits audio : https://www.hrw.org/fr/news/2019/06/26/gambie-trois-femmes-accusent-lex-president-de-violences-sexuelles  Mots-clés: Gambie - VSS - #metoo - Afrique - violences sexuelles - Toufah Jallow

An historic trial opened on January 8 for the West African nation of The Gambia. Ousman Sonko, a former high-ranking member of the dictatorship of Yahya Jammeh, is in the dock in Switzerland for a series of alleged crimes against humanity committed between 2000 and 2016. Victims of the dictatorship have high hopes for the trial. FRANCE 24's Sarah Sakho and Simon Martin report.

Justice for victims of the Jammeh dictatorship in the Gambia is happening, but not in Banjul. We look at three universal jurisdiction cases.

Un moment inoubliable avec Jammeh Diangana, l'acteur talentueux de 'Banlieusards' 1 et 2 diffusé sur Netflix !  Dans cet extrait, il partage son incroyable voyage pour décrocher ce rôle grâce à sa détermination et à la vision du co-réalisateur Kery James.  L'histoire complète est encore plus captivante, alors ne manquez pas notre discussion dans cet épisode de Beurn Out ! Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Voters go to polls in Liberia after tense campaigns+++Gambia's Barrow hints at reviving Jammeh-era dictatorial powers

Each morning, Daybreak Africa looks at the latest developments on the continent, starting with headline news and providing in-depth interviews, reports from VOA correspondents, sports news as well as listener comments.

From the Commonwealth country of Canada, to the fifth republic of France, we reflect on how the world remembers Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. As Head of the Commonwealth, the Queen had to negotiate the ever-evolving relationship with its member states as they declared independence and as Britain's relationship to its former colonies underwent profound change. The British Monarch remains head of state of 14 countries, from Canada to the Solomon Islands. Lyse Doucet is in Ottawa where Canada's leaders have made warm tributes and reflects back on her own encounters with the Queen. Despite its anti-monarchist history, one of the more powerful tributes to the Queen emerged from French President Emmanuel Macron. He spoke fondly of her as a ‘great head of state' and a ‘kind-hearted queen.' So what was the Queen's relationship to France? In 1972 Queen Elizabeth famously told former President Georges Pompidou 'we are not driving on the same side of the road, but we are going in the same direction', when he lifted the veto to Britain entering the Common Market. Hugh Schofield reflects on a unique relationship. The Oscar-winning film Parasite portrays the story of a low-income South Korean family living in a basement apartment. In one memorable scene, the heavens open and floodwater fills the family home. Last month, in a cruel example of life imitating art, Seoul experienced its heaviest flooding in 100 years. Water rushed into homes, trapping residents inside – four people were killed. The city government has since promised to get rid of the basement apartments and create more social housing. But as Jean Mackenzie has been finding out, this offers little comfort to those who live there. The Gambia is Africa's smallest nation, where the process of reconciliation is proving arduous, five years after the end of a murderous dictatorship. Former President Yahya Jammeh, who fled to Equatorial Guinea in 2017 after losing a re-election bid, is wanted internationally for crimes against humanity, including extrajudicial killings, torture, forced disappearances, and sexual violence. Because he still enjoys a measure of loyalty back home, the nation he left behind is divided. Most of Jammeh's hit men fled when he did, and many Gambians say reconciliation is impossible until they are all brought to justice. When Alexa Dvorson visited the country she witnessed a rare act of contrition. The Republic of Moldova sits on a fault line of geo-politics, with warring Ukraine on one side and Romania, firmly ensconced in the EU and Nato, on the other. Within its borders, is Transnistria, where a Russian-backed separatist war broke out thirty years ago. Today the area is a frozen conflict zone, but Russia still has a military presence. Piggy-in-the-middle between East and West, perhaps nothing tells Moldova's complicated story more clearly than its main industry – wine - as Tessa Dunlop finds. Presenter: Kate Adie Producer: Serena Tarling Production coordinator: Iona Hammond Editor: Richard Fenton-Smith

Karnie Sharp presents a special edition of Africa Today from Kenya. We're covering the issues that matter most to voters ahead of the upcoming presidential election, and today we're looking at healthcare. Plus, reaction from the leader of Gambia's opposition United Democratic Party, after the country's former spy chief was sentenced to death over the murder a of a party activist under President Jammeh. And with palm oil one of many crops soaring in price after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, we see how producers in Uganda have been affected.

Sexual and gender-based violence is a public health crisis. Racism is a public health crisis. What steps we can take to begin dismantling health and gender inequity and heal from its effects? In this episode, Fatou Baldeh discusses her work in The Gambia with women who suffered violence and abuse under the Jammeh regime and Dr. Amber Johnson makes connections to their own work, which addresses racism and public health inequities in the US. Transcript: tinyurl.com/tjamerica4or sitesofconscience.org

The US Justice Department says it has secured the forfeiture of a mansion bought by former Gambian president Yahya Jammeh for $3.5m with alleged corruption proceeds. The property in Potomac, Maryland, is said to have been acquired through a trust set up by his wife, Zineb Jammeh. The department says It has now been forfeited to the US along with all rental income generated by the property since a complaint was filed in 2020. The United States intends to sell the property and recommends to the Attorney General that the net proceeds from the sale of the forfeited property be used to benefit the people of The Gambia harmed by former President Jammeh's acts of corruption and abuse of office.

The sixty-fourth episode of the DSR Daily Brief. Stories cited in the podcast:Ukraine savages idea of concessions to end war, evokes appeasement of NazisScoop: Israel rejects U.S. request to approve missile transfer to UkraineBelarus supplies weapons to Russia - Prime Minister of BelarusChina's foreign minister starts Pacific tour in the SolomonsThe Downing Street lockdown parties ‘represent a serious failure,' a report says.Gambia ready to prosecute ex-dictator Jammeh for crimes against humanityBoat with 842 Haitians headed for US winds up in CubaNigeria police arrest wanted internet scammerThis 830-million-year-old crystal might contain life. And we're about to open it See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Gambian government says it is ready to prosecute former President Yahya Jammeh for what it called "the myriad of crimes" he committed during his rule. It was responding to a report by the Truth Reconciliation and Reparations Commission, which investigated abuses that took place during his 22 years in power. Plus, the US pharmaceutical giant Pfizer says it will make all its patented drugs available on a not-for-profit basis to low income countries. And May 25 is Africa Day, set aside to commemorate the founding of the Organisation of African Unity, which later became the African Union. But do Africans care?

Yahya Jammeh bientôt devant la justice de son pays ? Le gouvernement gambien s'est dit prêt à faire juger, en Gambie même, l'ancien dictateur Yahya Jammeh et des dizaines de personnes accusées d'une multitude de crimes pendant les vingt ans de son règne. Cette nouvelle est un soulagement pour les victimes qui attendent cependant de voir la mise en place de la justice transitionnelle promis par le gouvernement d'Adama Barrow. Les précisions de Sarah Sakho, correspondante de France 24. 

Tous les jours, les journalistes et correspondants de RFI ainsi que des spécialistes répondent à vos questions sur l'actualité. Ce matin:  Tchad: pourquoi le dialogue national inclusif est-il de nouveau reporté? Par Aurélie Bazzara-Kibangula, correspondante de RFI à N'djamena. Allemagne: les crimes des années Jammeh jugés. Par Reed Brody, avocat spécialisé dans la défense des droits humains, membre de la Commission internationale de juristes. Haïti: la guerre des gangs à Port-au-Prince. Par Frédéric Thomas, docteur en Sciences politiques, chercheur au Cetri, spécialiste de Haïti.    * Par téléphone : de France : 09 693 693 70 de l'étranger : 33 9 693 693 70 * Par WhatsApp : +33 6 89 28 53 64 N'OUBLIEZ PAS DE NOUS COMMUNIQUER VOTRE NUMÉRO DE TÉLÉPHONE (avec l'indicatif pays). Pour nous suivre : * Facebook : Rfi appels sur l'actualité * Twitter : @AppelsActu

Outrage in Gambia after TRRC approved amnesty for Jammeh-era army officer +++ A court in Uganda grants bail to an author accused of cyberstalking President Yoweri Museveni +++ Abdulrazak Gurnah, Zanzibar-born UK based Nobel Literature laureate talks to DW on racism +++ Q&A: Expert on why children need love

Liyah Jammeh, entrepreneur, and manifestation goddess tells how she shook off the life expected of her growing up in Sweden so she could find herself in the city of New York. Mindset is everything and this uplifting episode is full of those little travel treasures that guide you toward Divine Alignment.

The death of Archbishop Desmond Tutu, apartheid opponent and Nobel Peace laureate +++ The Gambia's truth commission calls for Jammeh trial +++ Fixing Ghana: Has the Akufu-Addo government made progress?

Trainiere dein Hörverstehen mit den Nachrichten der Deutschen Welle von Montag – als Text und als verständlich gesprochene Audio-Datei.Suu Kyi in Myanmar zu vier Jahren Haft verurteilt Myanmars entmachtete De-facto-Regierungschefin Aung San Suu Kyi ist zu vier Jahren Haft verurteilt worden. Sie sei wegen des Aufrufs zur Gewalt und wegen des Verstoßes gegen Corona-Auflagen schuldig gesprochen worden, teilte ein Sprecher der Militärjunta mit. Der entmachtete Präsident Win Myint müsse wegen der gleichen Anschuldigungen ebenfalls für vier Jahre ins Gefängnis. Journalisten waren zu dem Verfahren vor einem Sondergericht nicht zugelassen. Suu Kyi war im Februar nach dem Militärputsch in Myanmar festgenommen worden, seitdem wurde sie mit zahlreichen Anschuldigungen überzogen. Taliban bauen Hilfsangebote für Missbrauchsopfer ab In Afghanistan bauen die Taliban laut Amnesty International Unterstützungsangebote für Opfer sexueller Gewalt ab. Dadurch gerieten vor allem Frauen, aber auch Helferinnen und Helfer in Gefahr, heißt es in einem Bericht der Menschenrechtsorganisation. Demnach wurde das Netzwerk landesweiter Hilfen zerstört, weil Einrichtungen geschlossen oder von den Taliban übernommen worden seien. Dass sich Frauen in der Öffentlichkeit nur in Begleitung einer männlichen Person bewegen dürfen, erschwere ihre Lage noch. Auch würden Gewalttäter oft aus der Haft entlassen, Opfer hingegen festgenommen, so Amnesty weiter. Rüstungsexporte florieren weiter Trotz der Pandemie und ihrer wirtschaftlichen Folgen hat die internationale Rüstungsindustrie ihre Waffenverkäufe weiter gesteigert. Die 100 führenden Rüstungskonzerne setzten im Corona-Jahr 2020 schwere Waffen und militärische Dienstleistungen im Wert von 531 Milliarden US-Dollar um. Das geht aus einem neuen Bericht des Stockholmer Friedensforschungsinstituts SIPRI hervor. Der größte Akteur auf dem internationalen Rüstungsmarkt bleiben die USA. 41 US-Konzerne verkauften im vergangenen Jahr Rüstungsgüter im Gesamtwert von 285 Milliarden Dollar. Dahinter folgen Rüstungsfirmen aus China. Erste deutsche Ampel-Koalition auf der Zielgeraden Die SPD gibt heute die mit Spannung erwartete Besetzung ihrer Ministerposten in der Ampel-Koalition aus Sozialdemokraten, Grünen und FDP bekannt. Neben dem Kanzleramt übernimmt die SPD die Ministerien für Arbeit und Soziales, Bauen, Gesundheit, Inneres, Verteidigung sowie wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung. Außerdem stellt sie den Kanzleramtsminister. Die Grünen geben als letzte der drei Ampel-Parteien das Ergebnis ihrer Mitgliederbefragung über den Koalitionsvertrag bekannt. Wenn auch die Grünen zustimmen, kann am Mittwoch Olaf Scholz (SPD) zum Bundeskanzler gewählt werden. Gewalt bei Protesten gegen Corona-Maßnahmen in Belgien In Brüssel ist es bei Protesten gegen die von der belgischen Regierung verfügten verschärften Maßnahmen zur Eindämmung der Corona-Pandemie zu Auseinandersetzungen gekommen. Die Polizei setzte Wasserwerfer und Tränengas gegen Demonstranten ein, die Feuerwerkskörper und Gegenstände auf Polizisten warfen. Laut Polizei beteiligten sich rund 8000 Menschen an dem Demonstrationszug, der zunächst friedlich verlief. Unter den Teilnehmern waren viele Impfgegner. Sie hielten Schilder hoch mit Aufschriften wie "Impfung - nein, danke", "Freiheit" und "Keine Impfung für unsere Kinder". Wahlsieg für Gambias Präsidenten Bei der Präsidentenwahl in Gambia hat Amtsinhaber Adama Barrow einen deutlichen Sieg errungen. Wie die Wahlkommission mitteilte, kam er auf mehr als 53 Prozent der Stimmen. Mit deutlichem Abstand folgt auf Platz zwei Ousainou Darboe mit knapp 28 Prozent der Stimmen. Die Abstimmung gilt als Bewährungsprobe für die erst vier Jahre alte Demokratie in dem kleinen westafrikanischen Staat. Es war die erste Wahl ohne Yahya Jammeh, der lange Jahre diktatorisch als Staatschef geherrscht hatte. Jammeh war 2016 von einer Koalition unter dem jetzigen Präsidenten Barrow gestürzt worden.

The Nigerian Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) says it has detected the Omicron variant in travellers from South Africa who arrived in Nigeria last week.With three days to go to the presidential election in Gambia, We'll hear why people in ex president Jammeh's ancestral home support him.

En Gambie, la campagne électorale de l'élection présidentielle vit ses derniers feux. Elle prend fin demain, jeudi 2 décembre 2021. Six candidats sont en lice pour ce premier scrutin de l'ère post-Jammeh, mais deux figures dominent le débat : le sortant Adama Barrow et l'opposant historique Ousainou Darboe. Quels sont les rapports de force ? Quel rôle l'ancien président Yaya Jammeh est-il susceptible de jouer dans cette élection ? Pour en parler, notre invité ce matin est le chercheur Mathias Hounkpè, qui dirige le programme de gouvernance politique de l'ONG OSIWA. Il répond aux questions de Laurent Correau.  RFI: Que retenez-vous de cette campagne électorale gambienne ? Mathias Hounkpe : C'est la première fois dans le pays qu'on peut dire qu'on a des élections qui sont ouvertes et compétitives. Comme vous le savez, aujourd'hui, la Gambie fait partie des pays de la sous-région où les réseaux sociaux et l'internet sont le plus utilisés. Cette liberté de paroles a lieu depuis le départ de [Yahya] Jammeh. Vous avez une sorte d'ouverture quasi complète de l'espace d'expression en Gambie. Cette élection présidentielle a des allures de duel entre l'actuel président Adama Barrow et un opposant historique Ousainou Darboe. Quels sont à grands traits les avantages des deux hommes ? L'avantage de [Adama] Barrow, qui est le président sortant, est qu'il a été chef d'État pendant cinq ans et donc, ce qu'on appelle l'avantage du pouvoir va l'aider. Le deuxième avantage que je lui trouve est quand même qu'il a réussi à nouer une alliance avec le parti de l'ancien président de la République, le parti de Yahya Jammeh. Le deuxième, c'est monsieur [Ousainou] Darboe et son parti UDP [Parti démocratique unifié, en anglais United Democratic Party] qui a l'avantage d'avoir été, je dirais, l'opposant historique sous Jammeh et a vécu les vicissitudes que connaissent les oppositions à un moment donné en Afrique, donc aller en prison, aller devant la justice, etc. Et il faut reconnaître que son parti demeure l'un des partis les plus forts. En Gambie, aux législatives de 2017, son parti avait obtenu la majorité relative, presque 37% des voix. Donc, il a gagné 31 sièges sur 53. Donc, je pense que les deux seront les deux premiers candidats pour la présidentielle. Adama Barrow, à la base, est un agent immobilier qui, contre toute attente, remporte l'élection présidentielle gambienne du 1er décembre 2016. Est-ce qu'il reste quelque chose, cinq ans après, de la vague qui l'a porté au pouvoir ? C'est difficile à dire, parce que lorsque vous regardez les promesses qui ont précédé son élection, on peut dire que les Gambiens restent sur leur faim. Vous vous imaginez, aucune des réformes majeures, qui devaient suivre le départ de Yahya Jammeh et du système institutionnel et légal qu'il avait mis en place pour maintenir son régime autoritaire, n'a pu avoir lieu. Par exemple, les réformes en matière de liberté de presse, la révision de la Constitution, le processus de vérité, réconciliation et réparation, aucune de ces initiatives n'est allée jusqu'à terme, et avec des résultats concrets. Et comment est-ce que la population réagit à cela, est-ce qu'elle est frustrée de ce manque de mouvement ? La population est très frustrée, c'est très difficile d'anticiper la manière dont cela pourrait s'exprimer dans les urnes. Et en même temps, comme vous le savez dans nos pays, les élections ont une dimension un peu régionale quasiment ethnique. Aussi bien, [Ousainou] Darboe que [Adama] Barrow, chacun est en train de faire ce calcul ethnique de façon fine. Yahya Jammeh, lui, est parti en exil en Guinée équatoriale. Est-ce qu'il continue à jouer un rôle sur la scène politique gambienne à distance ? Absolument. Je crois qu'on ne peut pas apprécier la situation politique en Gambie sans penser à Yahya Jammeh. Actuellement, son parti a noué une alliance avec le président Barrow pour les élections, mais lui, Jammeh s'est distancé de cette alliance et apporte son soutien à un autre candidat. Et il est déjà arrivé ces derniers jours que, pendant la campagne de ce candidat, il appelle et qu'on amplifie sa voix au téléphone pour qu'il parle à la foule. Donc, Yahya Jammeh continue de tenter de jouer un rôle. Mais c'est très difficile de dire aujourd'hui quel est encore l'impact que sa voix peut avoir sur les électeurs.

Marking International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women+++Fresh trouble for Kenya's Deputy President William Ruto+++Gambia's truth commission finally releases Jammeh era report on human rights violations

Sudan rivalry deepens between pro and anti-transitional council supporters +++ Kenya's Kenyatta lifts nationwide lockdown +++ Biafra separatist leader Nnamdi Kanu appears before a federal court +++ Will The Gambia's Jammeh ever face justice?

Millions of Ethiopians go to the polls+++What does it mean to be an African man?+++Jammeh-era survivor seeks justice

In questa puntata:- Top 5: Drogba il politico, nuove federazioni CONIFA e l'esagerato omaggio a Jude Bellingham- Focus: nella terra dei gabbiani, alla scoperta del Gambia- Cacciatori di Contratti: la vita e la carriera da record di Rudi Gutendorf

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In questa puntata:- Top 5: Drogba il politico, nuove federazioni CONIFA e l'esagerato omaggio a Jude Bellingham- Focus: nella terra dei gabbiani, alla scoperta del Gambia- Cacciatori di Contratti: la vita e la carriera da record di Rudi Gutendorf

Gabon President Ali Bongo appoints the country's first female prime minister. Was it due to internal pressure or just a tactical manoeuvre+++Gambia welcomes Germany investigation of Jammeh's 'hitmen.'+++Kenya turns into virtual tourism to save the industry that has been hugely affected by COVID 19

”Vi fick igång den positiva skolutvecklingen när vi slutade peka med hela handen”  ”Malmö har en ung befolkning, nästan hälften av invånarna är under 35 år.”  ”Skolan kan öppna många dörrar, men den kan också stänga många dörrar”    Tre citat från veckans gäst, den socialdemokratiska kommunpolitikern Katrin Stjernfeldt Jammeh. Hon är kommunstyrelsens ordförande och finanskommunalråd i Malmö och går igång på skolfrågor.   ”Vi har de här resultaten för att vi har de här eleverna” brukade Katrin få höra när hon besökte skolor med dåliga resultat. Nu säger lärarna istället: ”Vi har de här eleverna och därför jobbar vi så här”. Hur gick förändringen till?    Katrin berättar även om fördelarna med synlig segregation. Och beskriver ett inbyggt systemfel, där eleverna får betala priset.    Detta och mycket med i veckans avsnitt.    Om du vill kommentera, ställa frågor eller föreslå ämnen och intervjupersoner är du välkommen att mejla per@kornhall.se eller ingela.netz@gmail.com.    Läs mer om podden och programledarna på Arena Idés webbsajt, https://arenaide.se/kornhall-netz/    Arena Idé är en progressiv, partipolitiskt obunden tankesmedja med fokus på arbetsmarknad, ekonomisk politik, välfärd och demokrati. Vi är en ideell förening och finansieras av fackföreningsrörelsen. En del av Arenagruppen.

Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu speaks to DW about future elections +++ Germany investigates Gambian nationals suspected of Jammeh-era violations +++ What fate for women’s football amid Covid-19

Hon har under lång tid känt frustration över att partierna har låsta positioner när det gäller bostadspolitiken, både på nationell och lokal nivå. Missa inte veckans samtal med Malmös kommunstyrelseordförande Katrin Stjernfeldt Jammeh om utmaningarna i en av Sveriges snabbast växande storstäder. Nya företag etablerar sig och många väljer att flytta dit. De senaste åren har bostadsbyggandet varit rekordhögt och det byggs på olika håll i staden. Ändå råder det bostadsbrist. I Veckans aktuellt menar Stefan Attefall att det är ett feltänk att tro att ett miljonprogramsbyggande skulle lösa bostadsproblematiken. Han kommenterar SCB:s senaste siffror och att Sverigedemokraternas debattartikel kan tyda på att de håller på att skaffa sig en riktig bostadspolitik.  Innehåll
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IMF gives Congo $363 million to fight COVID-19 +++ Tanzania's President gives traditional healers go-ahead to help COVID-19 fight +++ Sierra Leone introduces wide ranging benefits for health workers +++ Strike forces Malawi to raise risk allowances for health workers +++ Ramadan amid coronavirus +++ Victims of Gambia's Jammeh regime call for justice

Yahya Jammeh, the Gambian leader with a fantastical belief that he could cure HIV, was replaced in 2016 by Adama Barrow. Plucked from obscurity, he promised to usher in an era of justice. But the country is spiraling into instability, and Gambians have yet to see change.In this episode: Nicolas Haque, Al Jazeera journalist based in Dakar, Senegal.For more:The Gambia clamps down on protests against President BarrowStill reeling from Jammeh years, Gambians wait for justiceConnect with The Take: Twitter (@AJTheTake), Instagram (@ajthetake) and Facebook (@TheTakePod).

Katrin Stjernfeldt Jammeh leder staden som så många talar om. Vad gör hon för att vända utvecklingen av våld, bidragsberoende och svag ekonomi i Malmö? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Katrin Stjernfeldt Jammeh leder staden som så många talar om. Vad gör hon för att vända utvecklingen av våld, bidragsberoende och svag ekonomi i Malmö?

The Governor of the Central Bank of The Gambia, Bakay Jammeh said the domestic debt as at the end of October 2019, has increased to D33.0 billion compared to 31.1 billion in 2018. He said this yesterday during the Monetary Policy Committee meeting held at the Central Bank of The Gambia. He said this increment constitutes 37.6 and 40.3 percent of the Gross Domestic Product respectively, with an increase in the stock of Treasury and Suku al-Salaam bills by 14.8 percent to 19.7 billion during the period under review. He said food inflation increased marginally by 0.1 percent to 7.3 percent in October 2019 compared to 7.2 percent in September 2019, whereas non-food inflation decelerated to 8.0 percent in October 2019 compared to 8.3 percent in September 2019, but higher than 6.8 percent recorded last year. He said: "the Gambian economy is estimated to have grown by robust 6.5 percent in 2018 compared to 4.8 percent in 29017, supported largely by the service sector, including tourism and trade, financial services and insurance, as well as transport and telecommunication". He added: "The goods account deficit is estimated at US$ 286.7 million (16.2 percent of GDP) in the first nine months of 2019, higher than the deficit of US$252.6 million(15.6 percent GDP) in the corresponding year in 2018". He said the committee noted among others the potential impact on the economy of the stock to agriculture, improvement in the current account of the balance of payments, deceleration in inflation, strong in the banking sector and comfortable level of the international reserves of the bank. He said in view of this, the committee decided to maintain the policy rate at 12.5 percent, maintain the interest on standing deposit facility at 2.5 percent and the standing lending at 13.5 percent. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/newscast-africa/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Oumie hade precis fått sitt stora break som modell när hon upptäckte att hon var gravid. Hur skulle hennes arbetsgivare reagera på hennes förändrade kropp och utseende? Oumie berättar också om hur dans hjälpte henne igenom förlossningen. Programledare är Nina Campioni och barnmorskan Gudrun Abascal är med och ger råd på vägen. Support till showen http://supporter.acast.com/vattnetgar. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

  FG to review revenue sharing formula; Nigeria to become global food basket soon – Osinbajo; New ministers to be sworn in August 21;  Court freezes Lagos government’s accounts over alleged fraud; Former Nigerian INEC Chairman, Professor Atahiru Jega joins PRP ahead of 2023; court defends right to protest, dismisses govt petition; African leaders witness signing of final peace deal in Mozambique; Gambia outdoors new banknotes without Jammeh's portrait; Recep Tayip Erdogan shuns West with Syria strikes and more mass detentions;  Trump says talks underway with South Korea over defence costs. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/newscast-africa/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TOP STORIES ON AFRICA RISE AND SHINE THIS HOUR... ****Tanzania summons Kenyan envoy over MP's 'xenophobic' remarks ****Yellow Card campaigners urge Zambians to speak out against corruption ****Gambia's Jammeh accused of committing a string of sexual offences while in office. In Economic news...............South Africa's Auditor-general says irregular expenditure in municipalities remains high And in Sport.........Fifa has announced disciplinary proceedings against Cameroon

I första avsnittet av En digital resa träffar vi Katrin Stjernfeldt Jammeh. Hon är sedan 2013 kommunstyrelsens ordförande i Malmö. Vi pratar framtidens Malmö, vad som händer när allt fler jobb robotiseras och digitala vanor. I programmet "Det digitala Malmö" har Malmö stad formulerat hur man ska ta tillvara på digitaliseringens möjligheter och erbjuda bättre service. Initiativet till Malmö Tech Team togs 2017. Daniel Lazic intervjuar.

I Studio DN Special möter vi kommunpolitiker - det är fyra intervjuer. På riksplanet har Socialdemokraterna kämpat förgäves för att spräcka Alliansen. I Malmö har visionen blivit verklighet. Katrin Stjernfeldt Jammeh har skapat en koalition över blockgränsen med Liberalerna. – Det finns ett värde i att lämna ifrån sig lite av makten för att skapa stabilitet, säger hon. Programledare: Johar Bendjelloul och Karin Eriksson

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Never miss another interview! Join Devin here: http://bit.ly/joindevin. Jean Guo, CEO, and Binta Jammeh, COO, of Konexio are working to provide digital skills training to improve the educational and career potential to some of the 200,000 refugees living in Paris. Just as important, they are strategically helping them to connect to the broader Paris community to help them fully integrate into their new community. Launched less than two years ago, Konexio is already showing results, with most of the participants reporting that they use the skills they learned. Almost three quarters report getting jobs! Interview with Jean Guo, the CEO, co-founder of Konexio. The following is the pre-interview with Jean Guo. Be sure to watch the recorded interview above. What is the problem you solve and how do you solve it? The problem that Konexio seeks to solve is the pressing issue of integration and employment for vulnerable populations, notably refugees and migrants. This problem revolves around three key facts: There are currently 65 million displaced persons globally. In France, where Konexio operates, there are over 200,000 refugees and asylum seekers, and the unemployment rate within this group is over 50%. On average it takes 20 years for refugees to reach the same employment level as nationals. Check out my free webinar where I share the secrets of successful nonprofit crowdfunding at http://crowdfundingforsocialgood.org.

Takura Zhangazha, Anne Marie C. Befoune, Aisha Dabo Political bloggers and online activists have gained increasing levels of attention by governments since their key role as information transmitters during the so called “Arab Spring”. In many parts of Africa, authorities can feel threatened by bloggers who are able to bypass the gatekeepers with their online avenues to free expression. Independent voices are regarded as threats and are monitored by state security networks. In this context, blogger networks can help to provide exchange, updates and common purpose. The international blogger network #AfricaBlogging is an online platform featuring a plurality of voices and views supporting democratic culture and debate in Sub-Saharan Africa. Founded in 2015 in Johannesburg, its members believe that blogs play a major role in providing information and diversity of opinion in Africa. They are committed to encouraging open debate on matters that are at times not adequately covered by traditional media such as politics, economics, gender equality, health and social matters. However, there is a growing trend for bloggers to be monetized ‘multiplicators' and to become brands. Those who shun the native advertising and commercialization trends and feel their function in the information ecosystem is to offer critical analysis that fills the space between events and conventional media reporting, have to fight to remain independent and credible. From cyber-activism campaigns that helped bring an end to the Jammeh regime in the Gambia to the political reality-check that bloggers have been able to offer more recently about Zimbabwe's political development, members of the network are at the forefront of social and political change across Africa. Join us in this session with three members of #AfricaBlogging to discuss the positioning of bloggers between activists and political analysts, how to remain independent and credible, and what it means to be a successful blogger in the post-truth world of social media and fake News.

Takura Zhangazha, Anne Marie C. Befoune, Aisha Dabo Political bloggers and online activists have gained increasing levels of attention by governments since their key role as information transmitters during the so called “Arab Spring”. In many parts of Africa, authorities can feel threatened by bloggers who are able to bypass the gatekeepers with their online avenues to free expression. Independent voices are regarded as threats and are monitored by state security networks. In this context, blogger networks can help to provide exchange, updates and common purpose. The international blogger network #AfricaBlogging is an online platform featuring a plurality of voices and views supporting democratic culture and debate in Sub-Saharan Africa. Founded in 2015 in Johannesburg, its members believe that blogs play a major role in providing information and diversity of opinion in Africa. They are committed to encouraging open debate on matters that are at times not adequately covered by traditional media such as politics, economics, gender equality, health and social matters. However, there is a growing trend for bloggers to be monetized ‘multiplicators' and to become brands. Those who shun the native advertising and commercialization trends and feel their function in the information ecosystem is to offer critical analysis that fills the space between events and conventional media reporting, have to fight to remain independent and credible. From cyber-activism campaigns that helped bring an end to the Jammeh regime in the Gambia to the political reality-check that bloggers have been able to offer more recently about Zimbabwe's political development, members of the network are at the forefront of social and political change across Africa. Join us in this session with three members of #AfricaBlogging to discuss the positioning of bloggers between activists and political analysts, how to remain independent and credible, and what it means to be a successful blogger in the post-truth world of social media and fake News.

This week’s guest is Jeffrey Smith, executive director of Vanguard Africa, a startup nonprofit that provides campaign advice and public relations support to pro-democracy leaders in Africa. Smith aims to bring the international spotlight to Gambia, which is recovering from a more than two-decades-long dictatorship. Political and civil rights were nonexistent during the presidency of Yahya Jammeh, a former military officer who ruled the country from 1994 to 2016 . Vanguard Africa partnered with Gambia’s presidential candidates in 2016 to campaign against Jammeh, who lost the election. Despite this accomplishment, Smith says Vanguard Africa’s work in Gambia is unfinished; a country cannot transition from dictatorship to democracy overnight. The nonprofit is now focused on holding the new government accountable. To aide with the transition, CIPE has partnered with the Gambia Chamber of Commerce and Industry to establish a national business council for the private sector.

After more than 20 years under the authoritarian rule of former President Yahya Jammeh, Gambians have great expectations of the new administration. They want a well-performing economy, jobs, good health care and education, and an accountable government that will uphold the constitution. Many people are also hoping the new government can help stem the large number of young Gambians who every year perilously try to cross the Mediterranean sea in the hope of making a better life in Europe. During his election campaign, the new President, Adama Barrow, promised to free political prisoners, remove repressive laws, return the country back to the International Criminal Court and restore relations with international community. Under former leader Yahya Jammeh, Gambia a country of fewer than two million people become largely isolated and its economy stagnated as donors withheld aid and grants to protest against human rights violations. The human rights watchdog, Amnesty International says dozens of people including human rights activists and journalists were imprisoned or died in mysterious circumstance for criticising Mr Jammeh. Others were forced to flee the country for their safety. Now many families are seeking justice and closure. With many democratic institutions broken down or non-existent, the new government has a big job on its hands. How best can Gambia rebuild itself? What should the new government prioritise? Presenters Umaru Fofona and Rebecca Kesby (Photo: Gambia's new president Adama Barrow waves to supporters, after returning from Senegal. Credit: Carl De Souza / AFP / Getty Images)

I fjor varslet Gambia, Sør-Afrika og Burundi at de ville trekke seg ut fra Den internasjonale straffedomstolen (ICC). Daværende informasjonsminister i Gambia, Sheriff Bojang, begrunnet tilbaketrekkingen med at domstolen har blitt et instrument til forfølgelse av afrikanere og deres ledere. «International Criminal Court, is in fact an International Caucasian Court for the persecution and humiliation of people of colour», slo han fast. Denne typen kritikk har blitt veldig vanlig blant noen av de mest toneangivende lederne på det afrikanske kontinentet. ICCs rolle sto i sentrum for begivenhetene da president Yahya Jammeh i desember først aksepterte valgtapet i Gambia, for så å snu etter at valgvinneren erklærte at Gambia ville beholde sitt ICC-medlemskap. Jammeh reiste senere til ikke-ICC-medlemmet Ekvatorial-Guinea. Hvordan preger ICC politikken i afrikanske land? Finnes det bedre alternativ til å straffeforfølge krigsforbrytere og ledere som driver med omfattende menneskerettighetsbrudd? Er kritikken av domstolen berettiget? Er det lurt for afrikanske land å melde seg ut? I panelet: Sofie Høgestøl, doktorgradsstipendiat ved Senter for menneskerettigheter Omar Drammeh, medgrunnlegger av Africa Center for Information and Development (ACID) Gunnar Ekeløve-Slydal, visegeneralsekretær i Den norske Helsingforskomiteen Ordstyrer: Lika Døhl Diouf

Since leaving Gambia, former President Yahya Jammeh has been living in Equatorial Guinea. Home to Africa's longest serving leader, it's rich in resources, but tends to be in the news for all the wrong reasons. BBC Africa's Umaru Fofana has been following ex-President Jammeh's progress. He gives us a short guide to his new home. The famous guavas of Kohat Kohat in northern Pakistan is famous for its fabulous guavas. BBC Urdu's Rifatullah Orakzai shares memories of family picnics in the guava orchards and laments their decline. A guide to Afghan warlords Why are Afghanistan's warlords still so important? First they fought the Soviets, then each other, and now they seem to be permanently woven into society and politics. Insights from BBC Afghan's Dawood Azami. Capoeira in Brazil and Africa As the Brazilian martial art capoeira continues to gain new fans around the world, BBC Brasil's resident capoeirista Rafael Barifouse explains its magic and mystery. Why bets are on in Vietnam For decades, the Vietnamese passion for gambling has largely been indulged illegally due to strict restrictions. So how significant is the government decision to allow bets on selected sporting events? Over to Nga Pham of BBC Vietnamese. And Fifi Haroon's stories from the world wide web. Image: Ex-President Jammeh leaves Gambia Credit: STRINGER/AFP/Getty Images

The new Gambian president Adama Barrow has been sworn in to office away from home in Senegal. The incumbent Yahya Jammeh refuses to go despite threat of military intervention. Barrow won an election last year December. Meanwhile Human Rights Watch has condemmed Jammeh for declaring state of emergency in the Gambia. For more we're now joined on the line by the Human Rights Watch West Africa researcher, West Africa researcher,

TOP STORIES ON AFRICA RISE AND SHINE THIS HOUR... *** Gambia's President Jammeh refuses to leave office as deadline passes... ** UN Envoy briefs security council on the situation in Mali......... *** In Economics: South African minister appointed to WEF stewardship board... *** And In Sports: Cameroon beat Guinea-Bissau at the Africa Cup of Nations....

Hindirrush Policial, Madres Chinas, Ruina Discapacitada, Veggie desterrada, Fontanerias Bassar, AmazonTimon, Ibex Global, Blackwater Refugees, Borbon Saud, Dodon el Moldavo, Quatto Nipon y mucho mas... ENLACES --Hindurrush policial http://m.europapress.es/internacional/noticia-determinan-16-casos-victimas-violaciones-parte-policia-chhattisgarh-india-20170108071306.html --Ruina escalada asturiana http://m.europapress.es/asturias/noticia-escalador-rescatado-urriellu-29-octubre-tendra-pagar-6000-euros-intervencion-20170107202603.html ---Primera dama nigeriana http://punchng.com/32000-spent-landing-fees-ex-first-ladies-jets-aisha-buhari/ ---Carmena Parkingfato http://m.telemadrid.es/noticias/madrid/noticia/un-parking-de-opera-denunciado-por-exigir-una-estancia-minima-para-anular-la ---Camioncito Jerusalen http://m.20minutos.es/noticia/2928630/0/muertos-heridos-atropello-camion-jerusalen-ataque/ --Madres chinas http://m.20minutos.es/noticia/2928691/0/abuelastra-china-atropella-repetidas-ocasiones-nieta-seis-anos-asustarla/ http://m.20minutos.es/noticia/2928502/0/nino-muere-ahogado-piscina-china-madre-mira-telefono-movil/ ---Ruina Discapacitada http://diario16.com/asociaciones-del-ambito-de-la-discapacidad-en-quiebra-por-recortes/ --Mk ultra aeropuerto Florida http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/U/US_AIRPORT_SHOOTING_FLORIDA_THE_LATEST?SITE=AP&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT&CTIME=2017-01-06-19-48-59 --Gira china x Africa http://prensa-latina.cu/index.php?o=rn&id=55247&SEO=canciller-chino-inicia-gira-por-africa-primer-destino-en-2017 --Hermano de Bassar arregla lo del agua http://spanish.almanar.com.lb/46748 --CocaCola es valenciana http://www.efe.com/efe/espana/entrevistas/un-libro-sobre-curiosidades-documenta-el-origen-valenciano-de-la-coca-cola/10012-3135534 --Ticket compra x mail Carrefour Exigir ticket de papel q es tu derecho x ley http://www.ideal.es/sociedad/201701/05/adios-ticket-carrefour-20170105091813.html --Estatuas manchurianas http://www.efe.com/efe/espana/sociedad/abe-pide-a-seul-retirar-la-estatua-de-homenaje-las-esclavas-sexuales-tras-tension-diplomatica/10004-3142595 ---Cumbre paraguas Taiwan http://www.efe.com/efe/espana/mundo/grupos-prochinos-protestan-por-la-llegada-a-taiwan-de-activistas-hong-kong/10001-3142589 ---Guardia chino heroico http://ru.gbtimes.com/novosti/v-kitae-poyavilsya-svoy-zabytyy-chasovoy ---TImoAmazon http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4100446/How-Amazon-s-gadget-blows-cash-listening-TV-Owners-left-pocket-device-ordered-dollhouses-discussed-news-show.html ---DieselFAto http://www.eleconomista.es/ecomotor/motor/noticias/8070296/01/17/EEUU-detiene-a-un-ejecutivo-de-Volkswagen-por-el-dieselgate.html --Suciata Gafas Azules hipotecado http://ecodiario.eleconomista.es/politica/noticias/8070237/01/17/Una-conversacion-telefonica-de-Antonio-Hernando-revela-el-verdadero-motivo-de-su-traicion-a-Sanchez.html --HIstorietas de risa sobre el Califa http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/751554/ISIS-leader-SAS-target-dead-man-walking-Islamic-State --Sanciones a Viktor NUclear http://www.eleconomista.es/energia/noticias/8070177/01/17/Bruselas-salpicada-por-el-proyecto-de-la-planta-nuclear-pagada-por-Rusia-.html --Supermarkets Albion http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4101000/Women-shamed-shopping-Tesco-pyjamas-brand-critic-racist.html --Kurdos atlantistas https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/los-peshmergas-kurdos-bloquean-ayuda-una-ciudad-cristiana-de-irak-segun-informes/ --Mano Obra alemana http://www.eleconomista.es/economia/noticias/8070162/01/17/La-oferta-de-mano-de-obra-alemana-se-estanca-segun-Deutsche-Bank.html --Rey mago secuestrador http://www.elmundo.es/madrid/2017/01/07/5870c1a9e2704e2f028b4629.html --Comandos contra el Gran Lider http://m.yna.co.kr/mob2/en/contents_en.jsp?cid=AEN20170108000400315&site=0300000000&mobile ---Bernoglio viejo verde http://www.msn.com/es-es/noticias/internacional/el-papa-pide-a-las-madres-amamantar-a-sus-hijos-en-p%c3%bablico-sin-miedo/ar-BBy2Der?li=BBpm69L&ocid=mailsignout --Ibex global https://www.google.es/amp/economia.elpais.com/economia/2017/01/05/actualidad/1483633831_721553.amp.html --Blacwater Refugee http://www.globalresearch.ca/blackwater-founder-returns-to-save-europe-from-refugees/5566903 --Apaches en Manchuria https://actualidad.rt.com/actualidad/227989-eeuu-helicopteros-ataque-apache-corea-sur -- Padres magufos criminales http://www.independent.co.uk/news/sick-seven-year-old-boy-dies-seth-johnson-plymouth-minnesota-parents-pray-instead-call-911-ambulance-a7512461.html --Rupert Censura http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/sky-news-cuts-short-interview-after-rupert-murdoch-criticised-live-on-air-a7516111.html --Piden solo 4 años Para Blesa http://m.europapress.es/nacional/noticia-fiscalia-pide-cuatro-anos-carcel-blesa-barcoj-sobresueldos-caja-madrid-20170109153256.html --Copago sanitario http://www.elmundo.es/salud/2017/01/09/58737841468aeb60748b4656.html --OTANfato anti-calefaccion http://www.telesurtv.net/news/Daesh-dinamita-la-mayor-planta-petrolera-siria-20170109-0011.html --Ukroartilleria hackeada http://defense-update.com/20161223_trojan-2.html --Borbon wahabí http://www.eldiario.es/economia/Rey-Arabia-Saudi-aplazada-noviembre_0_599840532.html --Alcaldesa morada y trincona http://www.eldiario.es/madrid/Imputada-San-Fernando-Henares-Podemos_0_599840230.html ---Basurero nuclear italiano http://www.lastampa.it/2017/01/09/italia/cronache/il-governo-non-decide-e-saluggia-resta-prigioniera-delle-scorie-nucleari-EmXDmH7czNJH5TbWZuTajL/pagina.html --Calendario deportivo https://mundo.sputniknews.com/fuerzasarmadas/201701101066114636-army-juegos-rusia-dmo/ --Colorismo antiLukashenko https://mundo.sputniknews.com/politica/201612131065537498-eeuu-clava-ojos-bielorrusia/ --Dodon el Moldavo http://internacional.elpais.com/internacional/2016/12/29/actualidad/1483028396_163722.html --Dodon limpiando el pais http://www.lavanguardia.com/politica/20170104/413095698160/nuevo-presidente-de-moldavia-retira-ciudadania-moldava-al-exmandatario-rumano.html --Previsiones Stratfor sobre Rusia https://mundo.sputniknews.com/rusia/201612271065859545-analistas-stratfor-posicion-rusa/ --Invasion USA de Europa http://www.librered.net/?p=48629 --Bulgaria vota a Radek pero la gente es ama-europeismo http://aguasdigital.com/actualidad/leer.php?idnota=12458474&efenew=1 --FFCC chino en Serbia http://spanish.peopledaily.com.cn/n3/2017/0106/c31620-9163547.html --Extradicion kosovar http://es.euronews.com/2017/01/05/serbia-pedira-a-francia-la-extradicion-del-exprimer-ministro-kosovar --Prensa decente en Serbia http://www.radioreloj.cu/es/noticias-radio-reloj/internacionales/repercusion-serbia-aniversario-la-revolucion-cubana/ --Gripe Balcanica http://spanish.xinhuanet.com/2016-12/31/c_135945466.htm http://www.radiohc.cu/noticias/salud/117486-croacia-en-alerta-por-fuerte-epidemia-de-gripe --Fiesta serbo-bosnia http://www.elperiodico.com/es/noticias/internacional/los-serbios-bosnia-desafian-sarajevo-celebrando-propia-fiesta-nacional-5732296 --Actor bosnio vende su oso de plata para comer. http://www.latribuna.hn/2017/01/06/actor-gitano-bosnia-vende-oso-plata-sobrevivir/ --BosnioFato https://mundo.sputniknews.com/europa/201612291065925094-ano-nuevo-ley-seca-islamisacion/ --Gripe aviar checa http://spanish.peopledaily.com.cn/n3/2017/0105/c31618-9163054.html --Muere rata polukra http://www.elespanol.com/mundo/europa/20170108/184481949_0.html --Mercenarios en Ukrolandia https://mundo.sputniknews.com/defensa/201701091066100610-ucrania-conflicto-unidades-especiales/ ---UkrOposiciones a criminal https://www.ukrinform.es/rubric-politic/2153297-avakov-64-personas-solicitan-el-puesto-de-jefe-de-la-policia-nacional.html ---Fallece heroico cosmonauta soviético y era ucraniano http://actualidadaeroespacial.com/default.aspx?where=5&id=1&n=19415 --Venganza rusa en Ukrovisión. http://www.lavozdigital.es/cultura/eurovision/abci-eurovision-aleksander-panayotov-nacido-ucrania-favorito-para-representar-rusia-territorio-enemigo-201701091020_noticia.html --Ukrofato: Asesores del DAESH en Ucrania. http://www.elpais.cr/2017/01/08/las-milicias-de-lugansk-denuncian-la-presencia-de-ex-asesores-de-daesh-en-donbas/ -- Buitreukradas. https://noticias.terra.es/mundo/latinoamerica/argentina-destaca-vinculo-con-ucrania-en-25-aniversario-de-relacion-bilateral,f091cd55aefa5de21cb03b74ed3d2dfcnx2c29jb.html --ECONOMIA ATLANTISTA https://mundo.sputniknews.com/industriamilitar/201701051066037192-otan-ucrania-produccion-armas/ --Ukros antiaéreos http://www.hispantv.com/noticias/ucrania/329107/guerra-rusia-avion-derribar -- Pelo naranja se pira de Georgia. http://vtv.gob.ve/trump-organization-se-retira-de-proyecto-inmobiliario-en-georgia/ --Ya se puede viajar a Kazajistán sin visado. http://www.traveler.es/viajes/tendencias/articulos/ya-se-puede-acceder-sin-visado-a-kazajistan/10010 --Kazajo insulton https://es.globalvoices.org/2017/01/04/el-largo-brazo-del-kremlin-un-kazajo-va-a-la-carcel-por-insultar-a-vladimir-putin-en-facebook/ --Takbir Uzbeko https://mundo.sputniknews.com/seguridad/201701091066089273-seguridad-uzbekistan-daesh-terrorismo/ REVISIONISMO PROSOVIETICO --Albion reconoce (aunque con su berborrea habitual) la victoria sovietica en el espacio. http://www.bbc.com/mundo/38028270 --La realidad Georjukra desde que salieron de la URSS, la caridad como unica politica social (y encima sacan pecho). http://www.heraldo.es/noticias/internacional/2017/01/07/los-georgianos-ofrecen-regalos-los-pobres-procesion-navidena-alilo-1152192-306.html EL TRAIDOR DE LA SEMANA --Stanislav Shushkevich http://www.eldiario.es/theguardian/caceria-Yeltsin-acabo-Union-Sovietica_0_590041282.html --Apartamentos militares http://www.vozpopuli.com/actualidad/Defensa-destina-costear-apartamentos-militares_0_987801214.html --Marisco belico https://www.boe.es/boe/dias/2016/12/30/pdfs/BOE-B-2016-67685.pdf --Cospe Pujolista http://www.elplural.com/politica/2017/01/05/la-udef-relaciona-al-marido-de-cospedal-con-el-testaferro-de-rato-en-el-caso --Medicinas RamoVerde http://www.lamarea.com/2016/07/13/la-esperpentica-historia-las-medicinas-recogidas-madrid-venezuela/ --Prensa Sorista española http://www.eldiario.es/juanlusanchez/filantropia-periodismo_6_558254179.html --Conflicto trosko-trinquista http://www.elmundo.es/comunidad-valenciana/2017/01/03/586abb5c22601d182c8b45dd.html --Pedofilia femenina http://www.elespanol.com/espana/20170106/183981990_0.html --Wahabi-rrush http://www.alertadigital.com/2016/01/01/arabia-saudi-siete-hombres-violan-a-una-mujer-y-los-tribunales-la-condenan-a-ella-a-6-meses-de-carcel-y-200-latigazos/ --Cumple del Gran Lider https://mundo.sputniknews.com/foto/201701091066092199-kim-jong-un/ --Misiles jusanos Polonia http://theduran.com/poland-acquires-missiles-us-can-strike-deep-inside-russian-territory/ --Soros Trans http://www.elcorreo.com/bizkaia/sociedad/201701/09/ninas-pene-ninos-vulva-20170109132933.html --nwo ikastolo http://www.elcorreo.com/bizkaia/sociedad/201506/02/combate-finlandia-acoso-escolar-20150602210732.html --Buitremedico http://www.clarin.com/sociedad/pami-evaluara-jubilados-casa-casa-definir-cobertura_0_H102H3WLg.html --BuitreSopa http://www.clarin.com/ieco/economia/miercoles-premium-superara-20_0_rkXConWUl.html --Gripe aviar Chile-Bolivia http://www.eldiario.net/noticias/2017/2017_01/nt170110/principal.php?n=71&-bolivia-cierra-frontera-para-productos-avicolas-de-chile --Mutaciones niponas http://www.lavanguardia.com/vida/20170109/413211334933/tumor-ovario-cerebro-teratoma-japon.html --Gorro blanco Gambia no se pira http://guardian.ng/news/african-leaders-apply-pressure-as-jammeh-faces-isolation/ http://guardian.ng/news/gambian-government-closes-fourth-radio-station-as-political-crisis-escalates/ http://guardian.ng/news/gambias-jammeh-fires-12-ambassadors/ --Colegas de Jammeh (gorro blanco) http://www.liberianobserver.com/news/yeaten-helping-jammeh --Zika en Angola http://guardian.ng/news/angola-records-first-zika-cases/ --Inmobiliaria acuatica http://www.diariosur.es/malaga/201701/09/gobierno-permite-empresarios-construir-20170108213053.html --B52 en Siria https://mundo.sputniknews.com/orientemedio/201701101066116386-eeuu-rusia-ataque/ --Fmi dumpeer http://www.hispantv.com/noticias/economia/329839/fmi-inmigracion-aumenta-riqueza-pais-receptor-europa --Selficidio Hindu https://actualidad.rt.com/actualidad/228190-personas-hospitalizadas-india-selficidio ---Paki misiles http://spanish.almanar.com.lb/48072 --Islam infantil http://www.friatider.se/caf-vattenpipa-h-r-h-lls-kvinna-som-sexslav-i-k-llaren --Tagarrusher BAr http://madworldnews.com/syrian-refugees-hookah-shop-cops/ ---Zumbao Orense http://www.lavozdegalicia.es/noticia/galicia/2017/01/12/panico-supermercado/0003_201701G12P17992.htm --Version inglesa de zumbao orensano http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4110542/Gunman-screaming-Allahu-Akbar-opens-fire-Spanish-supermarket.html?ito=social-facebook --Suiza no quiere veggies https://ca.news.yahoo.com/swiss-town-denies-passport-to-dutch-vegan-because-she-is-annoying-125316437.html --C ampus Radoja http://www.moiceleste.com/2017/01/radoja-apadrinara-el-campus-del-celta.html --Hezbola iraqui http://spanish.almanar.com.lb/48321 --Impuestos piratas http://www.elmundo.es/economia/2017/01/11/58766f6422601dc76d8b4574.html ---Basura revisionista francesa anti Assad http://www.abc.es/historia/abci-nazi-alois-brunner-habria-muerto-sotano-damasco-2001-201701111152_noticia.html --Montoro clausulas suelo http://www.eleconomista.es/economia/noticias/8076114/01/17/Economia-Los-importes-devueltos-por-clausulas-suelo-tributaran-por-la-deduccion-por-vivienda-e-intereses-de-demora.html

Em Moçambique, César Augusto Zamba da Associação Comunitária Vale Verde Chokwé, mas também ouvinte da RFI deixou-nos a sua leitura sobre a agitação e instabilidade na qual vivem os gambianos no último mês e meio.

It's official - in what almost surely qualifies as a miracle, Yahya Jammeh, the dictator who has ruled The Gambia for 22 years, was voted out of power in a free and fair election, and Adama Barrow, the opposition coalition candidate, was voted in. What was even more surprising? Jammeh conceded defeat and said he would not be contesting the election result. Given that this happened just before Eduardo Dos Santos of Angola announced that he would not be running for president next year, I was prompted to ask what is going on with African dictators. Are we finally seeing the last of them? I hope so. Press play! Resources The marbles have spoken: Gambians party after voting out 22yr ruler in shock election upset Gambia president-elect Adama Barrow talks to Al Jazeera Gambia's Adama Barrow says shock win heralds 'new hope' The Gambia's Yahya Jammeh The Gambian Dictator Who Kills His Own Family Members To Stay In Power Witchcraft and execution: the darker side of Gambia Bitter medicine: how Gambian president claims to cure Aids Gambian President to Build Controversial Herbal Medicine Hospital for HIV Patients Gambia election: Government shuts down internet as President Yahya Jammeh faces threat to 22-year rule Gambia's president warns against protests after elections Gambia vote a roll of the marbles Gambians cast votes with marbles instead of ballots The Gambia: seven facts about the country leaving the Commonwealth The 7 worst things Gambia's president Yahya Jammeh has ever said about gay people Gambia’s president threatens to slit the throats of gay men

Malmö är en av dom kommuner som tagit emot flest flyktingar i år. En del har t.o.m. tvingats sova utomhus i brist på tak över huvudet. Kommunalrådet Katrin Stjernfeldt Jammeh (S) har haft en hektisk höst. Många av dom flyktingar som kommit till Sverige har passerat just Malmö. Efter att ha vädjat om hjälp har regeringen nu stramat upp flyktingpolitiken, som anpassats till EU:s lägsta nivå. Blev det som Malmö tänkt sig? Och hur ser utmaningarna för framtiden ut?

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