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@nadjmaADOUM Il n’y a pas d’institutions dans ce pays. C’est pas le premier ni le dernier incident. Personne n’a peur de lui, aux quatre coins du pays les voyous tuent, pillent et savent très bien qu’ils ne seront point inquiétés

Sans lui la tension ne retombera pas. Certains y voit une solution. Moi je trouve une énorme faiblesse du pouvoir. Le pouvoir étant consentez sur UNE seule personne rien de fait sans lui. Il est obligé de se déplacer alors qu il est entouré de ministre et collaborateur #tchad

@BlazianP People in center of Chad are one of nicest and respectful. What’s happening in Dar Tama ?

An elderly man from a remote village in central Chad (100km from Bitkine) was brought to me at my request, to share agricultural advice, the kind of knowledge shaped by a lifetime in the fields. It was his first time in N’Djamena. He had a different attitude than most, out of respect, he never faced me directly when speaking. I handed him a canned drink and sat nearby, watching as he turned it over in his hands for nearly ten minutes, examining it with quiet curiosity. I kept wondering why he didn’t simply open it and take a sip. Eventually, he pulled out a knife and pierced the can. Surprised, I asked why he hadn’t used the tab. He calmly explained that he had never had a canned drink in his life. He had only ever seen them from a distance, never experienced one himself. It left me speechless… got me by surprise, a quiet reminder of how far removed some lives still are from what others consider everyday normal life. 🇹🇩 #Tchad

“Some fans” - is that right Billy? Thanks for everyones support today. It really is appreciated. Today has shown the majority are against multi year price increases. Balls in your court @LFC

That does not look like a small minority of fans. #LFC

Liverpool fans sing ‘you greedy bastards, enough is enough’, holding yellow cards in protest against increase in ticket prices. #LIVCRY

@ou_ssami @WBigNews

🟠تريد تشاد🇹🇩 الإستفادة من ميناء (جن-جن)⚓️🇩🇿 لنقل البضائع ومنفذ بحري لها✨️، كذلك تتجه لإنشاء مصفاة نفطي مشترك مع الجزائر🏭🛢، فيما تريد الجزائر🇩🇿 الإستفادة من العدد الهائل للمواشي 🐄🐏 الذي تملكه تشاد خاصةً في مجال اللحوم🥩.

@ItachiAskeladd @KrimoLeboss @kbenri @DzairMediaa Dixit la petite racaille. Instruis toi un minimum avant de venir déblatérer des âneries

🇩🇿📌🇹🇩 🛑 La ministre des Transports tchadienne 🇹🇩 parle couramment l'accent algérien avec une immense fierté : « Je suis la fille de l’Algerie 🇩🇿, née à la Casbah et j'y ai vécu environ 20 ans »

@KrimoLeboss @kbenri @DzairMediaa Chiales avec ton analyse tasty crousty

@deuxcent35 @kbenri @DzairMediaa Il a raison ce bénévolat est inutile

@WolfKabylia @DzairMediaa Racontes pas de la D

@DzairMediaa Le Tchad c’est pas le pays de nouard qui soutient Israël ?

@kbenri @DzairMediaa Ouin ouin

@DzairMediaa C’est plus le Tchad qui a a gagné avec l’Algérie et non le contraire

@AirCanada bonjour, y a de wifi dans vos vols CDG - YUL ?

@AfricaFirsts Get your facts straight lad, Chad 🇹🇩 1.28M km2 is the fifth largest in Africa.

Largest Countries in Africa: 10. 🇲🇷 Mauritania – 1.03M km² 9. 🇪🇹 Ethiopia – 1.10M 8. 🇿🇦 South Africa – 1.22M 7. 🇲🇱 Mali – 1.24M 6. 🇦🇴 Angola – 1.25M 5. 🇳🇪 Niger – 1.27M...... more

@BlazianP Impressive 👏

Around 1,500 plants in a compact space. The biggest challenge in farming is watering…vertical farming makes this much easier and more efficient. That said, it still comes with its own set of challenges.

I’ve experimented with vertical farming in small spaces, using a timer for automated watering, which reduces water use and speeds up growth. The trade-off is smaller plants at harvest. Any tips to improve yields? 🇹🇩 #Tchad

Take a bow Joe Gomez, what a lad 👏 giving it his all. He should start every game

Mamardashvili is shite, bring back Kelleher

@egyptiondoctor @Ali_M070 شكرا لك يادكتور. الله يبارك فيك ويساعدك

@Ali_M070 انا اهو لسه هناك

مصر تنقذ 500 شخص من العمى في تشاد 🇹🇩 🇪🇬 "من لا يشكر الناس لا يشكر الله" شكرا 🙏🏾 🇪🇬

@copperskin722 From other the sources I read, they migrated from East Africa/Horn. But from what you’re telling me, they migrated from West to East if they are senegambians (I didn’t know such group existed)

@deuxcent35 Baggara are a mixture of Arabians, Nubians and Nilotic elements. Fulani are classed as Senegambians because the majority of their genome and the language they speak is Senegambian. They only differ of other Senegambians because of their significantly North African DNA.

Zaghawa ethnogenesis followed way after the advent of Nubian civilization. Zaghawa as a fix entity is probably born during the Cameline period. Zaghawa are, with Tubu and other Sahelian ethnicities, the direct descendants of the Green Sahara populations. However they seems to

@copperskin722 No offense, just trying to connect the dots. I gave the exemple of the Fulani but it could have been the baggara. Why are the Fulani classified as Niger Congo or senegambians ? What about those in Chad, Sudan ? Isn’t it the same group ?

@deuxcent35 from Saharan Pastoral and it's too ancient. And Fulani speak a Niger Congo language speak a Nilo Saharan language. Fulani DNA is mostly Niger Congo with Northaf DNA while Tubu DNA is mainly a mixture of Nilotic and Takarkori with substantial Nubian admixture. Two different source

@copperskin722 Believe me there is, the janjawid can tell. The facial features gives it away.

@deuxcent35 Honestly I don't see huge phenotypical differences between Tubu and Zaghawa beside that Zaghawa tend to have more Subsaharan features than Tubu but the differences stays minimal. And Tubu and Fulani despite looking almost same are quite genetically distinct. The only common