Latest update: 22/11/2011 

- Al Shabaab - Kenya - kidnapping - Somalia - terrorism


George Saitoti, Kenyan Minister for Internal Security

Marc Perelman meets George Saitoti, Kenyan Minister for Internal Security. They discuss whether Kenya is headed for a quick victory or a quagmire in its war against the Shabab militia. Since mid-October, Kenyan soldiers have entered the territory of neighbouring Somalia after a spate of kidnappings of foreigners in the border area, in order to snuff out al-Shabab.

Hamadi Jebali, Tunisian Prime Minister
11/02/2013 - THE INTERVIEW

Hamadi Jebali, Tunisian Prime Minister

In the wake of opposition leader Chokri Belaid’s murder, Tunisian Prime Minister Hamadi Jebali has pledged to form a new government of non-political technocrats. Despite the fact that his own party rejects his plan, he tells Taoufik Mjaied why he will stick to his decision and how it will put an end to the worsening crisis in Tunisia.
François Gabart, winner of the Vendee Globe 2012 - 2013
09/02/2013 - THE INTERVIEW

François Gabart, winner of the Vendee Globe 2012 - 2013

François Gabart is the first man to sail solo around the world in less than 80 days. He talks to FRANCE 24’s Charlotte Sector about breaking world-records and becoming the youngest ever winner of the 24,000-nautical mile race.
Monzer Makhous, Syrian National Coalition's ambassador to France
07/02/2013 - THE INTERVIEW

Monzer Makhous, Syrian National Coalition's ambassador to France

As fighting intensifies near Bashar al-Assad’s seat of power in Damascus, Monzer Makhous, the Syrian National Coalition's ambassador to France, tells Douglas Herbert why he sees no end in sight to the violence. They also discuss the authority the coalition has over fighters on the ground and how the rebels get arms.
Stéphane Marchand, Journalist, 'La revue' magazine
06/02/2013 - THE INTERVIEW

Stéphane Marchand, Journalist, 'La revue' magazine

America’s top spies look 20 years into the future and see a more dangerous planet. But can the CIA really predict the future? Is there anything really surprising in the report, entitled Global Trends 2030? Douglas Herbert puts these questions to Stéphane Marchand, journalist at "La revue".
Mukesh Kapila, Former UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator, Sudan
05/02/2013 - THE INTERVIEW

Mukesh Kapila, Former UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator, Sudan

France 24's Armen Georgian speaks to Mukesh Kapila, the UN whistleblower who lost his job for condemning the failure to prevent genocide in Darfur. Kapila, now a campaigner against genocide and crimes against humanity for the Aegis Trust, shows France 24 rare video footage of a new crisis unfolding in Sudan – this time in Blue Nile state and in South Kordofan.

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