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CASE DSK: The life of Nafissatou Diallo “ruined”, ten years after the scandal!

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Ten years ago, Dominique Strauss-Kahn was charged with sexual assault by Nafissatou Diallo in New York. The former employee of the Sofitel hotel went through a real hell after the DSK affair.

Ten years ago, Dominique Strauss-Kahn was charged with sexual assault while in New York City. Nafissatou Diallo made new revelations about his life a few years after the events.

The 10 years of the DSK case

It is a story that has made noise around the world. Ten years ago, Dominique Strauss-Kahn was accused of sexual assault by Nafissatou Diallo while at the Sofitel Hotel on 14 May 2011. The former maid had come to clean room 2806 when the former boss of the International Monetary Fund would have had inappropriate behavior with her.

The DSK affair turned the whole world upside down and Dominique Strauss-Kahn had to draw a line on his political ambitions. For his part, Nafissatou Diallo tried to find a semblance of life and disappeared from the radar. However, she made rare confidences to Olivier O’Mahony, the US correspondent for RTL, 10 years after the scandal.
Nafissatou Diallo “tracked down” after the DSK case

After the DSK affair, Nafissatou Diallo experienced a real descent into hell. The former Sofitel employee said she felt “stalked” and had a hard time coping with media pressure. She had the feeling of being “deprived of justice”. ” She was followed by car in the parking lot of her building, she still has this feeling of insecurity,” the journalist explained to our colleagues. Although the case was never solved, Nafissatou Diallo signed an agreement in 2012 with Dominique Strauss-Kahn and received more than 1.5 million euros in damages.

Nafissatou Diallo now lives in the suburbs of New York in a secure building. With money from Dominique Strauss-Kahn, she set up a restaurant, Chez Amina, in the Bronx. But she had to give it up after a fire, says Gala. She also attempted to write a book to tell her side of the story on the DSK case. However, according to Paris Match, it was not a great success.

Source : OhMyMagazine

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NIGER – United States repositions its troops

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The United States began “as a precaution” to reposition its troops in Niger, the scene of a coup in late July, the Pentagon announced on Thursday, September 07, 2023.

The Department of Defense is “repositioning some of its personnel and assets from Air Base 101 in Niamey (the capital, ed.) to Air Base 201 in Agadez”, further north, a spokesman, Sabrina Singh, told the press.

“There is no immediate threat to our staff or violence on the ground,” she added, calling the decision a “precautionary measure”. Singh also said that “some non-essential staff and subcontractors” had left the country several weeks ago.

Soldiers toppled the President of Niger, Mohamed Bazoum, on 26 July and placed him and his family under house arrest at the presidential palace. The United States has some 1,100 soldiers stationed in Niger, operating against active jihadist groups.

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NEW YORK – A dozen Senegalese arrested for selling counterfeit items

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On the evening of Wednesday, September 06, 2023, a muscular intervention by the New York police led to the arrest of a dozen Senegalese nationals, mainly street vendors. Reportedly, the police operation was triggered by the sale of counterfeit items, an illegal activity in the United States.

The US authorities also seized the subject goods, while legal proceedings were instituted against those involved. According to sources, the sale of counterfeit items is strictly prohibited in the United States, and the U.S. authorities take the suppression of this activity seriously.

However, this incident has elicited varying reactions from the Senegalese community in New York, with some expressing concern about the fate of those arrested, while others stress the need to respect local laws.

At this point, the New York police have not yet officially communicated on this case, and the exact circumstances of the police intervention remain to be clarified.

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CANARY ISLANDS – 83 people aboard rescue canoe and 2 lifeless bodies discovered

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3 people aboard a canoe were rescued by the ship Guardamar Calìope. Two (2) lifeless bodies, one male and one female, were discovered upon arrival in the Canary Islands.

With a cut and a design more or less identical to those of a Senegalese boat, the boat was spotted in the south of Maspalomas. According to the rescue team, they arrived in Arguineguin at 5:05am in the Canary Islands on 25 July 2023.

As a reminder, at least 14 lifeless bodies were found after a pirogue capsized overnight from Sunday to Monday, July 24, 2023 off the coast of Dakar, Senegal, said Samba Kandji, deputy mayor of the Ouakam district and a source of the gendarmerie.

‘They are migrants a priori,’ said Mr Kandji. Gendarmes and firefighters are on the beach of Ouakam, a district of the Senegalese capital, and continue Monday morning rescue operations in search of other bodies.

“The navy forced the boat to dock and people fled. I was told 14 (dead) but then two bodies came out. It can be assumed that there were 16” deaths, Kandji said a few minutes later.

A wooden boat, on which migrants were found, according to several witnesses on the beach, floats on the water near the bank.

A firefighter assured anonymously that search operations had begun at 01:00 hours.

The migratory route of the Canary Islands, a gateway to Europe in the Atlantic Ocean, has seen a marked increase in activity in recent weeks from the coasts of northwestern Africa.

Several tragedies have been recorded in the last two weeks. At least 13 migrants from around Dakar died in the sinking of their boat about a week ago off the coast of Morocco. Another boat capsized in Saint-Louis, in northern Senegal, killing at least 14 people.

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