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Daybreak Africa: Ivory Coast’s President Ouattara Pardons Dozens of Officials
On Daybreak Africa: Ivory Coast ‘s president Alassane Ouattara pardons 51 people convicted of treason and other crimes. We’ll get a reaction from the party of exiled politician Guillaume Soro Plus, a former ECOWAS official says the sub-region needs unity to collectively deal with its many challenges. Some residents of Liberia’s capital voice frustration with the lack of a steady electricity supply. South Africa’s ruling ANC officially launches its campaign for the May 29 general election. Israel plans to push ahead with an offensive against Rafah amid new cease-fire efforts. For this and more tune to Daybreak Africa!
Africa News Tonight: Senegal Political Uncertainty Continues, Nigeria Fights School Kidnappings, Cameroon Orders Autopsy in Runner’s Death
Senegalese voters continue to demonstrate both in support of and against President Macky Sall’s decision to postpone the presidential election, which was initially scheduled for Feb. 25. Nigeria’s government has ordered federal government colleges in Abuja to close following security threats by bandits who have been kidnapping residents of nearby communities. Cameroon authorities have ordered an autopsy of Kenyan runner Charles Kipkorir Kipsang, who collapsed and died after crossing the finish line at the rugged Mount Cameroon Race of Hope.
