O Governo angolano, do MPLA há 50 anos, anunciou hoje que os cidadãos vão poder tratar do Bilhete de Identidade (BI) a partir do seu domicílio, a uma taxa que será divulgada na próxima semana, no âmbito da universalização do documento. Aí está o general João Lourenço a mostrar que o MPLA conseguiu fazer mais em 50 anos do que os portugueses em 500… A informação foi transmitida hoje pelo ministro da Justiça e dos Direitos Humanos de Angola, Marcy Lopes, dando nota que a medida que será implementada em breve, por via da cobrança de uma taxa, visando universalizar o acesso ao BI e alargar o número de cidadãos com o documento de cidadania. O governante, que falava durante a 22.ª edição do CAFÉCIPRA, onde foi um dos oradores, assegurou que, dentro de uma semana, será oficialmente divulgada a taxa a ser cobrada para o referido serviço. “Para este...

Lors du Débat d’orientation budgétaire à l’Assemblée nationale, le ministre de l’Economie, des finances et du plan a réaffirmé que le Sénégal choisit la voie d’un «plan de traitement» interne plutôt qu’une restructuration de sa dette. Tout en assumant l’impact du «misreporting» des données passées, il a insisté sur la poursuite d’un dialogue constructif avec le Fmi pour restaurer durablement la crédibilité financière du pays. Face aux interrogations légitimes des députés et des observateurs économiques, le gouvernement sénégalais maintient fermement son cap stratégique. Pour le ministre de l’Economie, des finances et du plan, Cheikh Diba, modifier unilatéralement les engagements financiers de l’Etat n’est pas à l’ordre du jour. «La position de l’Etat du Sénégal n’a pas varié. Nous demeurons convaincus que les objectifs recherchés par certains acteurs qui préconisent une restructuration de la dette peuvent être atteints à travers le plan de traitement que nous avons élaboré, avec des risques...

Les serviteurs de Dieu appartenant à la congrégation des Frères Franciscains de l’Emmanuel sont détenus par des personnes inconnues. Le père John Bosco Bihkong en service dans le diocèse de Nkongsamba département du Moungo région du Littoral et deux religieux ont été enlevés dans la nuit du 27 juin 2026 dans la localité de Melim son village natal. C’est dans l’arrondissement de Ndop, région du Nord-Ouest. L’homme de Dieu, nouvellement ordonné prêtre, est allé dans son village célébrer la première messe. Il était en compagnie du frère Sylvester Sewong, gardien du Couvent de Kékem et du frère Marie Rodrigue Sop futur profession perpétuel. L’information est de l’évêque de Nkongsamba, Mgr Dieudonné Espoir Atangana transmise par le biais d’une communication signée du vicaire général Mgr Joseph Tchinda Dountio. L’annonce adressée aux responsables de l’église catholique dans le diocèse, aux fidèles et aux personnes de bonne volonté les invite à prier et...

President Bola Tinubu on Wednesday flagged off the construction of the fourth Legacy Project under his administration’s Renewed Hope Agenda and approved the immediate release of N111bn for the commencement of the 700-kilometre Akwanga-Jos-Bauchi-Gombe-Biu-Maiduguri Superhighway. The approval was announced by the Minister of Works, David Umahi, during the groundbreaking ceremony for Section One, Phase One of the project, a 125-kilometre stretch traversing Nasarawa, Kaduna and Plateau states. The project, one of the administration’s flagship infrastructure initiatives, is expected to link communities across the North-Central and North-East geopolitical zones, improve security, ease transportation and stimulate economic activities. The President, represented by the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, Professor Nentawe Yilwatda, performed the groundbreaking ceremony for Section One, Phase One of the project, a 125-kilometre stretch running from Akwanga to Jos through Nasarawa, Kaduna and Plateau states. Speaking during the event, Tinubu described the superhighway as more than a road...

A “particularly heavy” rainy season that started in mid-May has led to deadly flooding, Ivory Coast government spokesperson Amadou Coulibaly told a cabinet meeting on Wednesday. Coulibaly added that a “particularly high toll of 59 people who have died this year, even though we are only at the beginning of the rainy season.” Searches of flood-affected areas are ongoing, and authorities fear the toll could rise, he added. Informal settlements vulnerable to flooding Every year, Ivory Coast’s rainy season from May to late July unleashes flooding and landslides that kill dozens, especially those living in less-developed areas. Flooding happens every year in the Ivory Coast [FILE: Jun 19, 2024]Image: Celeste Diom/Matrix Images/picture alliance / Matrix Images In the capital, Abidjan, 10 people were killed in floods in just two days, the government reported on Monday. Floods are a continual problem in Abidjan. Large informal settlements also form in flood-prone areas...

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The government has, for the first time since security agencies shut down Nation Media Group (NMG), officially acknowledged that the closure was ordered under a presidentially sanctioned security inquiry, but stopped short of explaining what prompted the action or how long the restrictions will remain in place. In a brief statement titled, “Security-led Inquiry into the Disruption of Nation Media Group Operations,” ICT and National Guidance Minister Justine Kasule Lumumba said the events of June 28 that disrupted the operations of Nation Media Group were the result of a security investigation instituted by President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni. According to the minister, the inquiry involves the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF), the Criminal Investigations Directorate (CID) of the Uganda Police Force, other security agencies and technical experts. The statement, however, does not disclose the nature of the alleged security concerns, the legal basis for the closure, the scope of the investigations,...

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Sierra Leone Telegraph: 01 July 2026: The 2026 RegTech Africa Conference and Expo (RACE 2026) concluded on a landmark high, bringing to a close a three-day gathering of regulators, investors, technology innovators, policymakers, financial institutions, and startup founders from across the continent. Held at the prestigious State House Banquet Hall, Presidential Villa, Abuja, the conference reaffirmed its standing as Africa’s premier platform for advancing regulatory technology, digital financial services, and ecosystem-wide innovation — and this year’s edition may have been its most significant yet. RACE 2026 convened a rich cross-section of Africa’s financial and technology leadership for panel discussions, workshops, and policy roundtables designed to address the continent’s most urgent regulatory and digital transformation challenges. From central bank representatives and compliance professionals to venture capital investors and growth-stage founders, the conference created a uniquely convergent space — one where regulation, innovation, and capital could meet in productive conversation. Among the...