[Vos questions] Guinea: a football match turns into drama

Guinea: a football match turns into drama

In N'zérékoré, the final of the Refoundation Tournament, organized in support of General Mamadi Doumbouya, turned into chaos. Tensions linked to arbitration decisions caused widespread panic. Crowd movements caused the deaths of at least 56 people, according to a provisional report. How could this football match get so bad? What can we expect from the commission of inquiry set up by the authorities?

With Sidy Yansané, journalist in the Africa department of RFI.

Belgium: State found guilty of crimes in Congo

The Brussels Court of Appeal rendered a “historic” judgment by condemning the Belgian state for “crimes against humanity” for its segregationist policy during the colonial period. For decades, mixed-race children were forcibly removed from their mothers and placed under state care in religious institutions. Why is this judgment happening now? What compensation can the plaintiffs claim?

With Pierre Benazet, RFI correspondent in Brussels.

War in Ukraine: Would Volodymyr Zelensky be ready to negotiate?

The Ukrainian president declared, during an interview with Sky News, that he was willing to make territorial concessions with Russia, on condition of benefiting from NATO protection in areas controlled by kyiv. How can we explain this turnaround? What form could this international protection take?

With Kseniya Zhornokley, specialist journalist for the Ukrainian editorial staff of RFI.