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From left, German journalist Jurgen Hinzpeter and his assistant Henning Rumohr, and Peace Corps Volunteers Judi Chamberlin, Tim Warnberg, Paul Courtright and David Dolinger / Courtesy of Paul Courtright Paul Courtright is back in Korea, and although he has revisited the country many times since his first time here as a Peace Corps Volunteer 45 years ago, there have been some significant developments since the last time he was here in October 2024. A couple months after that visit, President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law. “My first reaction to hearing about Yoon’s martial law declaration was of shock,” Courtright told The Korea Times. “Was this going to be a reenactment of 1980?” Courtright is no stranger to such crises, as he received more than his fair share of experience while living in South Jeolla Province from 1979 to 1981. In his first year, the strongman leader of the country,...

Par un communiqué publié ce 4 mai 2026, l’Agence nationale de gestion des élections (ANGE) a annoncé l’organisation d’élections partielles prévues pour le 21 juin 2026. Ces scrutins interviennent à la suite du décès de la députée Dr Haoua Outhman Djame et de la nomination de la sénatrice Mariam Mahamat Nour à la CEEAC, entraînant la vacance de leurs sièges respectifs. Deux circonscriptions sont concernées : le Chari-Baguirmi pour l’élection sénatoriale partielle et Haraze-Al-Biar, dans la province du Hadjer-Lamis, pour l’élection législative partielle. Lire : «Tchadinfos hebdo» – Des élections contrastées, un nouveau scandale de viol collectif Conformément à la loi organique n°013/CNT/2024, l’ANGE invite les partis politiques à déposer leurs dossiers de candidature du 11 au 15 mai 2026 auprès de ses démembrements. Signé du président de l’ANGE, Ahmed Bartchiret, le communiqué rappelle l’exigence du respect des dispositions légales et du Code électoral. Tchadanthropus-tribune [elfsight_social_share_buttons id=”1″] 52 Vues Source link

Sunday Standard Botswana eyes new air routes  Civil Aviation Authority of Botswana is planning to introduce three new air routes as part of efforts to strengthen connectivity, attract investment and grow the country’s aviation sector. Chief Executive Officer Thuso Toise said further details will be unveiled at the upcoming AviaDev Africa Conference in Gaborone this June, where more than 400 delegates and at least 20 airlines are expected to attend. .ihc-locker-wrap{} There’s more to this story But to keep reading, we need you to subscribe. Investigative journalism is an indispensable part of a healthy society, but it’s also expensive to produce. We are reliant on subscriptions to fund our work, and while you can enjoy most of our stories for free, a small number of premium features are reserved for subscribers. You can subscribe for one week, a month or a full year – the choice is yours. Save 77%...

Kelly Mokoti’s Movement is Changing Women’s Lives Before she became a voice for women’s empowerment, Ramotswa-born Kelly Mokoti was fully immersed in her roles as wife and mother. The candid content creator – also a Certified Havillah Trainer, beautician and business coach – once lived vicariously through her husband and children, quietly giving up her independence, her finances, and, slowly, her sense of self. Not surprisingly, though, it was a pattern shaped by her upbringing. She watched her mother depend entirely on her father, and she desired the same kind of marriage. “My dad was a provider, so my mother never lacked anything; she was spoilt. I grew up wanting the same: a man like my father, loving and wholly devoted to family. And I got it. I met my husband at 19, and by 23, we were married and starting a family. I thought it was the perfect life!”...