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00:04 It's time for the news in Africa.
00:08 The Malian transition government filed a complaint against the United Nations multi-dimensional
00:14 integrated mission for stabilizing Mali for espionage after the publication of a report
00:21 to Cabelan for the national army.
00:23 It is to be read on Sahel Intelligence, the prosecutor of the specialized police in the fight against terrorism
00:30 and transnational crime, was seized of a complaint from the state against the members of the MINUSMA
00:37 who investigated the events of the small town of Moura between March 27 and 31, 2022.
00:44 These members are presented as all co-authors or accomplices of crimes,
00:49 including espionage, moral damage to the army, fraud and fraudulent use and damage to the state's external security.
00:58 Fulgrance Kayishema, arrested last month near Cape after 22 years of exile,
01:06 will apply for asylum in South Africa according to her lawyer.
01:11 According to Afrika Radio, in these columns, Kayishema is accused of playing a major role
01:17 in the Rwandan genocide and fears for his life if he is extradited.
01:21 She asks for asylum, risks delaying his trial in South Africa,
01:25 where he faces many accusations related to his illegal stay in the country and to suspend his extradition.
01:32 She declared to the lawyer that Kayishema was one of the last four fugitives
01:37 sought for the role in the 1994 genocide, specifies the source of information.
01:46 The Sierra Leone elect their president this Saturday, June 24,
01:51 with the outgoing Julius Madabio forcing a second mandate in a difficult economic period
01:58 and facing violent campaigns on social networks.
02:02 According to VO Afrika in the information, this presidential election is the revenge of 2018
02:07 between the former 59-year-old retired military man and his technocrat competitor,
02:12 Samurai Kamara, 72, leader of the People's Congress.
02:17 A survey by the Institute for Reform of Governance predicted in June
02:22 56% of Madabio's votes and 43% of Samurai Kamara.
02:28 Let's finish in Ivory Coast.
02:32 The government has set up two transit sites to welcome the fleeing refugees,
02:38 the terrorists and the violent in Burkina Faso.
02:42 Afrika News writes in its columns.
02:44 The two sites, 100% funded by the Ivorian government,
02:47 are located in Ouagangou, North of Lodougou, and in Buna, in the northeast,
02:52 could welcome about 10,000 people.
02:55 The representative of the High Commission of the United Nations for Refugees in Ivory Coast
03:00 announced that the two sites should be operational by the end of the month.
03:04 The IHCR initially registered 15,835 asylum seekers
03:09 coming exclusively from Burkina Faso,
03:11 but estimates the total number of arrivals to more than 27,000.
03:16 That's all for this African news review.
03:20 Thank you for following it.
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