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Mohammed Kroma: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 13 May 2026: On 12 May 2026, the British High Commission in Freetown issued a public statement distancing itself from a report in Sierra Leone’s Global Times newspaper. The report had alleged that unnamed UK diplomats warned that visa applications from twenty-three Sierra Leoneans — government officials and government-linked individuals expected to travel to Leicester, UK for Sierra Leone’s Chief Minister’s Town Hall meeting between 27 May and 3 June 2026 — were ‘frivolous’ and could strain bilateral relations. The British High Commission’s response was measured. It reaffirmed that all applications are assessed on individual merit, in accordance with UK immigration rules. It pointed to the recent launch of e-Visas as evidence of its commitment to facilitating legitimate travel. It expressed surprise at the Global Times report’s framing. It did not say the applications were approved. It did not deny that any concerns had been...

En raison du contexte sécuritaire, le gouvernement a pris des nouvelles mesures pour réglementer la circulation des gros porteurs à Niamey. À Niamey, la circulation des semi-remorques, camions-bennes, gros porteurs ainsi que des véhicules transportant des produits inflammables est désormais réglementée dans la Zone rouge et autour des autres sites stratégiques, a informé le ministre de l’intérieur, de la sécurité publique et de l’Administration du territoire, selon une dépêche de l’ANP.. C’est en raison du contexte sécuritaire du moment que ces dispositions ont été prises pour réglementer la circulation dans la ville de Niamey. Ainsi, la circulation des semi-remorques, des camions-bennes, des gros porteurs de plus de 20 tonnes, exception faite des transports en commun, est interdite dans la zone rouge, dont le périmètre, limité à l’ouest par les corniches Yantala et Gamkalé, à l’Est par le boulevard de l’Indépendance, entre le carrefour boulevard Tannimoune et la route de Tillabéri...

أشرف مستشار والي الحوض الغربي المكلف بالشؤون السياسية والاجتماعية، السيد أحمد ولد أبيبكر، مساء اليوم الثلاثاء بدار الشباب الجديدة بمدينة لعيون، على إطلاق تظاهرة نظمتها الإدارة الجهوية للتربية وإصلاح النظام التعليمي بالحوض الغربي، تحت عنوان: “سكن المدرس… تكريم للأداء وتعزيز لقيم المدرسة الجمهورية”، وذلك في إطار تثمين برنامج صندوق سكن المدرس. وفي كلمته بالمناسبة، أوضح […] ظهرت المقالة لعيون: إطلاق تظاهرة لتثمين صندوق سكن المدرس وتعزيز المدرسة الجمهورية أولاً على الوكالة الموريتانية للأنباء. Source link

By Stephen G. Fellajuah MONROVIA, Liberia, May 13, 2026 — The Liberian Senate is expected to scrutinize compliance and operational concerns involving major concessionaires, including Bea Mountain Mining Corporation (BMMC) and Western Cluster Liberia, as lawmakers resume full legislative work for the second quarter. The Senate reconvened for the second quarter of the Third Session of the 55th Legislature, with Senate Pro Tempore Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence calling on her colleagues to remain united and focused on what she termed “critical national priorities” following the first-quarter recess. Speaking Tuesday, May 12, 2026, the Grand Bassa County Senator lauded the chamber for what she described as the “cordiality, cooperation, and mutual respect” that characterized the previous sitting, noting that such collaboration—despite political differences—helps sustain peace, stability, and democratic governance. “The Senate has continued to demonstrate maturity and responsibility in handling matters of national importance,” Karnga-Lawrence said. “This unity serves as a strong example...

…launches ‘Beyond Mocha-o-chele’ campaign  Rethabile Pitso  TELECOMMUNICATIONS giant, Vodacom Lesotho, has launched year-long celebrations to mark its 30 years of operations in the country, highlighting its sustained investment in connectivity, digital inclusion and socio-economic development.  The anniversary celebrations, which will take place across the country, are expected to recognise the role played by customers, partners and stakeholders in the company’s growth over the past three decades.  This was revealed during a press conference held in Maseru yesterday, where the company reflected on its journey since its establishment in 1996, and outlined plans to give back to customers through a series of campaigns and promotions.  Vodacom’s Chief Executive Officer, Mohale Ralebitso, said the milestone represented both a celebration and a renewed commitment to the nation.  “For 30 years, we have walked alongside Basotho, guided by trust, service and a promise of connecting for a better future,” Mr Ralebitso said.  He said since its inception, the company had expanded from a single base station to more...

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