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Should Africans Eulogize Idris Debby Or Calumnize Him?
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Since it was announced that Chad s President, Idris Debby, had died on the battlefield after three decades in power, the commentaries being expressed by many analysts, political observers and politicians can best be described as mixed. It is not an exaggeration to say that since his death was announced that he has been hailed as a legend and genius by those who knew him to be a fighter and an advocate of anti-terrorism, and no doubt that’s true. But he was also decried to have led a government that acquired a reputation for corruption, nepotism and human rights abuses.
Sahel: Fighting between herdsmen and farmers rages in southeaster Chad
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(AFRICAN EXAMINER) – At least 55 people were killed and more than 40 injured as three villages were burnt during fighting in the central African country of Chad, a governor told dpa on Friday.
The clashes in the south-eastern region of Salamat erupted between different ethnic groups on Wednesday night.
The affected were the villages around the provincial capital of Am Timan, according to Salamat Governor, Abel Yamabaye Massira.
Dozens of injured people were being treated at hospital as of Thursday, he said.
The reason for the violence remained unclear on Friday.
Conflicts between population groups in the region often revolve around resources such as land and livestock as well as escalating revenge attacks or protracted ethnic tensions. (NAN)