En cinq participations au Mondial, l’Algérie n’a jamais remporté un match à élimination directe Facebook

Le Conseil d’administration de l’Académie nationale de football (ANAFOOT) s’est réuni le 30 juin 2026 et a adopté les comptes de l’exercice 2025. Les recettes s’établissent à 850,417 millions FCFA, soit 64,67 % des prévisions budgétaires de 1,315 milliard FCFA, tandis que les dépenses atteignent 844,754 millions FCFA, correspondant à un taux d’exécution de 61,88 %. L’exercice se solde par un excédent budgétaire de 5,662 millions FCFA. La dix-septième session ordinaire du Conseil d’administration de l’Académie nationale de football (ANAFOOT) s’est tenue mardi, 30 juin 2026 au Palais polyvalent des sports de Yaoundé, sous la présidence de Grégoire Owona, président intérimaire du Comité National Olympique et Sportif du Cameroun. Les travaux, rapportés par le directeur général de l’institution, Enow Ngachu, étaient consacrés à l’examen et à l’adoption du compte administratif, des rapports d’exécution du budget ainsi que des comptes de gestion de l’exercice 2025. LA SUITE APRÈS LA PUBLICITÉ Après...

President Bola Tinubu has highlighted what he described as major milestones recorded by his administration in Nigeria’s health sector, saying ongoing reforms are expanding access to healthcare, strengthening the workforce and improving health outcomes across the country. Tinubu, in a post on his X handle on Wednesday, said every Nigerian deserves access to quality healthcare regardless of where they live or their income level. He said that since assuming office, his administration, through the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, had embarked on one of the most ambitious healthcare reforms in decades. “Every Nigerian deserves access to quality healthcare, regardless of where they live or what they earn. “Since assuming office, our administration, through the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, has embarked on one of the most ambitious and comprehensive transformations of our health sector in decades. “We are revitalising Primary Healthcare Centres, expanding health insurance, protecting...

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Algeria is electing a new parliament on Thursday, with incumbent President Abdelmadjid Tebboune presenting the vote as another step toward renewing the country’s political institutions. However, many observers expect neither a change in power nor a fundamental shift in the political system. Right now, something else is at the top of many Algerians’ agendas: soccer. The national team has qualified for the knockout rounds of the 2026 World Cup. “The elections are currently competing with other topics, especially the World Cup and the start of summer vacation,” Robin Frisch, head of the Friedrich Ebert Foundation’s office in Algiers, told DW. Nevertheless, he added, it is “definitely an important political event,” even though there have been few large-scale campaign rallies. Algeria’s national soccer team qualified for the round of 32 of the 2026 World Cup on Saturday, in a 3-3 draw against AustriaImage: Pedro Nunes/REUTERS According to the Algerian electoral authority ANIE, around 24.7...

KAMPALA – Uganda’s procurement watchdog has suspended three companies from participating in government contracts, in a move that comes as Chief of Defence Forces Muhoozi Kainerugaba reportedly intensifies a wider campaign against alleged rogue contractors accused of undermining public procurement, particularly within the defence sector. The Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Authority (PPDA) announced the sanctions through Circular No. 3 of 2026 issued on June 23, following a resolution of its Board of Directors during a meeting held on June 18. The circular, signed by Executive Director Benson Turamye, names Okavango Logistics Limited, Dita Limited and Uptown Incorporation Limited as the latest companies suspended from participating in public procurement and disposal proceedings after being found in breach of the ethical code of conduct for providers. “In accordance with Section 128(a) of the PPDA Act, Cap 205, the Board of Directors of the Authority at its meeting held on...

Sierra Leone Telegraph: 01 July 2026: Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) on Monday, convened the HerAfCFTA Regional Conference alongside the 2026 African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Council of Ministers Meeting. The HerAfCFTA brought together African leaders, Ministers of Trade, policymakers, women entrepreneurs, private sector leaders, financial institutions, development partners, and regional organizations to advance women’s economic leadership and unlock the full potential of Africa’s single market. Held as Africa marks five years since the launch of AfCFTA, the Conference comes at a critical moment in the continent’s economic integration journey. With a market of more than 1.4 billion people and a combined GDP exceeding US$3 trillion, AfCFTA presents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to deepen intra-African trade, strengthen regional value chains, accelerate industrialization, and drive inclusive economic growth. The next phase of implementation requires moving beyond policy commitments towards practical solutions that...

The Minister of Industries, Mines and Energy, Modestus Amutse, announced on Wednesday that the pump price of Petrol 95 will decrease by 100 cents per litre. Additionally, the prices for all diesel grades will decrease by 400 cents per litre, effective on Friday. The new pump prices at Walvis Bay will be N$22.48 per litre for petrol 95, and N$24.26 per litre for diesel50ppm, and N$24.36 per litre for diesel 10ppm, and pump prices in all other towns will be adjusted accordingly. According to Amutse, the government has introduced a coordinated fuel supply Arrangement for the period July to September 2026. “This strategic intervention is expected to provide significant benefits to Namibian consumersby ensuring that fuel imports are procured at the Basic Fuel Price (BFP) flat, without the additional import premiums that would ordinarily be charged above the BFP,” he said. By eliminating these premiums, the arrangement will help to...

أكد معالي وزير الثقافة والفنون والاتصال والعلاقات مع البرلمان، الناطق باسم الحكومة، السيد الحسين ولد مدو، أن جميع الالتزامات الواردة في النسخة الأولى من البرنامج الاستعجالي لتنمية مدينة نواكشوط قد نُفذت بالكامل، باستثناء مشروعين لا يزالان قيد الإنجاز، معلنا أن إطلاق النسخة الثانية من البرنامج سيتم خلال الأسبوعين المقبلين. واستعرض معالي الوزير، خلال تعليقه على […] ظهرت المقالة الناطق باسم الحكومة: اكتمال تنفيذ البرنامج الاستعجالي لنواكشوط وإطلاق نسخته الثانية قريبا أولاً على الوكالة الموريتانية للأنباء. Source link

By Stephen G. Fellajuah Monrovia, July 2, 2026 – The Rubber Planters Association of Liberia (RPAL) has endorsed President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s decision to ban the export of unprocessed natural rubber, describing the policy as a major step toward expanding domestic processing, creating jobs, and improving the livelihoods of thousands of rubber farmers. The association, which represents smallholder rubber farmers across the country, said Executive Order No. 166 marks a significant shift in Liberia’s rubber industry by requiring more natural rubber to be processed locally before export. Issued on June 26, the Executive Order prohibits the export of unprocessed natural rubber effective July 1. The ban covers raw latex, cup lump, bark scrap, and other unprocessed rubber products, while allowing the continued export of processed products, including Technically Specified Rubber (TSR), ribbed smoked sheets, and latex concentrate. RPAL President Wilhelmina G. Mulbah Siaway described the measure as a landmark policy...