Roundup : Abdoulaye Wade, Guinee-Bissau, Transport de marchandises, Kofi Bucknor

  • Nouvel assassinat d'un chef d'Etat en Afrique (Le Monde). Cette fois-ci, il s'agit de la Guinée-Bissau, où le président Joao Bernardo Vieira, a été tué, lundi 2 mars au matin, par des militaires. Est-ce un nouveau putsch qui ne dit pas son nom? Affaire à suivre? Lire plus sur le site de la BBC.
  • L'Afrique hors de prix (Le Monde). Combien coûte le transport d'un conteneur de marchandises entre Douala-N'Djamena et Shangaï-Douala? Il vous en coûtera 6 fois plus cher d'opter pour la première alternative selon le dernier rapport de la BDEAC. Aussi incohérent qu'hallucinant. Le matabiche sert de démultiplicateur des comptes les plus simples en apparence...
  • Comment va le Sénégal? Le magazine jette un regard critique sur la présidence d'Abdoulaye Wade. (The Economist)

So Senegal’s democratic credentials are being questioned. Rows between the government and the press have become frequent. A prominent newspaper publisher, El Malick Seck, was jailed for printing a controversial article about the president and his son. And democracy-minded Africans elsewhere were disappointed when Mr Wade seemed to endorse a military coup late last year in neighbouring Guinea after the death of its long-time president.

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