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  • 18/03/2025
MEDI1TV Afrique : Presse Afrique - 17/03/2025

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00:00It is a real pleasure to meet you to decrypt together the major titles of the African press
00:14on Medellin.
00:15Starting in Senegal, Presse Afrique informs in its columns that the country is preparing
00:20to ratify the new convention governing the Lyon Banking Commission.
00:25It is a bill that aims to strengthen the stability of the regional banking sector.
00:31Presented by Minister Yassine Fall, this text is part of a reform initiated in 2018 by
00:39the BCIAO to adapt the regulation to international standards.
00:43According to our colleagues, MPs have widely supported the initiative while recommending
00:48better control of bank vaults and measures in favor of users.
00:53In response, the minister highlighted the importance of a tax reform to better frame
00:59foreign investments in strategic sectors.
01:03In Burundi, the CNDD-FDD mobilized this weekend a massive crowd in Moyinga, less than three
01:11months from the national elections.
01:13The day began with a charitable action at the local hospital with the distribution of
01:20living to patients.
01:21Burundi Forum informs that the political gathering, bringing together thousands of
01:26militants, saw the presence of key figures of the party, including the first vice-president
01:32of the National Assembly.
01:33The event was also marked by the participation of the leaders of the Imbo-Nerakur, a Burundian
01:41political movement and a member of the National Council for the Defense of Democracy,
01:46Defense Force of Democracy.
01:48In northern Kenya, Maasai women are turning to the raising of crickets to deal with the
01:54prolonged drought that decimates the livestock.
01:58Information is to be read on Africa News.
02:01Thanks to specialized training, they adopt this sustainable alternative, rich in protein
02:08and requiring few resources.
02:10Although culturally perceived as harmful, crickets offer a new source of income and
02:16food security.
02:18However, resistance persists as for their consumption, slowing their adoption on a large
02:24scale.
02:25Ending in Ivory Coast, on the occasion of the World Consumer Rights Day,
02:30celebrated on March 15, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Suleyman Derasouba,
02:37exhorted populations to favor local products and to adopt sustainable lifestyles.
02:44He highlighted the efforts of the government, in particular in renewable energies and the
02:50promotion of electric vehicles to reduce the country's carbon footprint.
02:56The minister also emphasized the importance of raising awareness and educating consumers
03:03to encourage responsible choices.
03:05He finally called on companies, civil society and partners for development to support this
03:11ecological transition.
03:14This is where we close this African Press Review on Média.