A year on - has the world's 'reckoning' with racial injustice resulted in meaningful change since #GeorgeFloyd's death? Some thoughts:
'It's not that we want police officers to get convicted after killing us - we don't want them to kill us at all'
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Judith Suminwa Tuluka has been named the Democratic Republic of Congo's first ever female prime minister.
'The task is great and the challenges [are] immense, but with the support of the president and that of everyone, we will get there,' she said.
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Police firearms officer charged with murder of Chris Kaba in south London named as Martyn Blake, 40, after anonymity order lifted https://t.co/5Iqj23XMcP
In Senegal, families demand justice for the victims of the violent clashes last weeks.
Pikine, a suburb of Dakar, was one of the sites hit by angry protests after Ousmane Sonko was sentenced to two years in prison.
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Senegalese security forces have fired tear gas and used stun grenades against protesters in the capital Dakar, BBC’s West Africa correspondent @MayeniJones reports.
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Protestors and security forces have clashed into the evening across Senegal's capital Dakar. Plumes of smoke covered the city. This comes after elections were postponed by President Macky Sall and the Parliament by 10 months.
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Senegal’s president, Macky Sall, vowed never to extend his rule—until he did.
In 2011, Sall promised not to extend his tenure. However, 12 years later, he has postponed Senegal's elections and initiated an investigation into candidates' approval process.
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Haiti has welcomed an offer from Kenya to lead a multinational force to restore order. Haiti has seen a surge in gang violence and is in a deep security, political and humanitarian crisis.
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