Sudan: Ahmed Haroun arrested again by military authorities
2 outletsAfricanews - Burkina Faso and TIIGA Info
Sudan: Ahmed Haroun arrested again by military authorities (opens at the publisher, in a new window)
Sudan's military authorities have arrested Ahmed Haroun again, a former official under Omar al-Bashir wanted by the ICC for alleged crimes in Darfur. His place of detention is unknown, and his lawyers suggest a possible link to a recent interview.
Sudan re-arrests former Bashir official wanted by ICC (opens at the publisher, in a new window)
Sudan's military authorities have re-arrested Ahmed Haroun, a former senior Islamist official under Omar al-Bashir wanted by the International Criminal Court for crimes committed in Darfur. His lawyers say the arrest is linked to comments he made in a podcast.
Keep reading
France: Judo legend Teddy Riner enters the race for the Élysée ahead of the 2027 presidential election
Triple Olympic judo champion Teddy Riner has announced his candidacy for the 2027 French presidential election, presenting himself as independent, "neither left nor right". He will need 500 sponsorships from elected officials to be validated.
3 sourcesLibre info +2
United States: Trump acknowledges deportation policy was "too harsh"
US President Donald Trump acknowledged that his deportation policy had been "too harsh" after midterm elections that saw Republicans lose ground, notably among Hispanic voters. He nonetheless maintains his immigration line.
2 sourcesAfricanews - BF +1
Egypt: 7 dead and 125 injured in railway accident
A collision between two trains killed 7 people and injured 125 on Sunday, 8 November 2026, in Giza Governorate, Egypt. The public prosecutor has opened an investigation into the circumstances of the crash.
2 sourcesTIIGA Info +1
South African municipal elections: ANC suffers a stinging setback
The African National Congress (ANC) won 30.76% of the vote in South Africa's municipal elections, with official results announced on 8 November 2026, its worst score since the end of apartheid. President Cyril Ramaphosa spoke as head of state.
3 sourcesActuBurkina +2
