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Le Gulfstream IV-SP gouvernemental algérien immatriculé 7T-VPS a effectué, vendredi 4 septembre 2026, une rotation discrète entre N’Djamena, Niamey et l’Algérie, alimentant les spéculations sur une éventuelle mission diplomatique dans un contexte de tensions entre le Tchad et le Niger. Selon les données de suivi de vol, l’appareil est arrivé à N’Djamena aux environs de 7h44 avant de repartir vers Niamey, où il a atterri à 13h22. Le jet est ensuite reparti de la capitale nigérienne à 15h35 en direction de Boufarik, en Algérie. L’appareil est ainsi resté un peu plus de deux heures au sol à Niamey. Cette séquence correspond aux observations relayées par plusieurs comptes spécialisés dans le suivi aérien et l’analyse OSINT. Toutefois, aucun communiqué officiel algérien, nigérien ou tchadien ne permet, à ce stade, d’établir la nature exacte de cette mission. En particulier, rien ne confirme officiellement que cette rotation ait été organisée dans le cadre...

6 Depuis le 1er septembre 2026, un malus financier s’applique en France sur les vêtements jugés « ultra éphémères ». Concrètement, les enseignes qui inondent le marché de pièces à très bas prix et renouvelées à un rythme industriel doivent désormais reverser une éco-contribution par article vendu. Une mesure directement inspirée par le succès fulgurant de plateformes comme Shein, Temu ou AliExpress sur le marché français. Un malus qui grimpe jusqu’à 50 % du prix de vente L’arrêté publié au Journal officiel fixe une grille de montants qui augmentera chaque année jusqu’en 2030. Pour 2026, la pénalité peut représenter jusqu’à 50 % du prix du produit, dans la limite d’un plafond de 12 euros : 0,50 € pour certains sous-vêtements 2 € pour un t-shirt 6 € pour une chemise 9 € pour un jean jusqu’à 12 € pour une veste ou un manteau Ce plafond doit progressivement grimper pour...

derrière cette animation habituelle, une même préoccupation revient dans les conversations : la hausse généralisée des prix. À Castors comme à Sandaga, les consommateurs disent avoir de plus en plus de mal à remplir leurs paniers. Facebook

The current Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been devastating. Since the outbreak began in mid-May, more than 3,000 people have died. Almost half of people infected with Ebola are expected to die, and the mortality rate is particularly high for young children. According to a commentary by Doctors Without Borders recently published in medical journal The Lancet, the mortality rate for children under the age of 5 is over 60%. But often, it’s because of a lack of medication and information on how to use it with young patients, rather than then disease itself. “Children must be centered in Ebola treatment and prevention research,” the aid organization wrote in early September. At the heart of the debate is the EBO-PEP study, which began mid-July. The study looks at an experimental antiviral drug called obeldesivir, which is being studied for its ability to protect people exposed to the...

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Play Replay Close highlight Stop listening ENGLISH EZULWINI – The Municipal Council of Mbabane was crowned the most innovative and best exhibitor at this year’s Eswatini International Trafe Fair. The award was received by the Chief Executive Officer Gcinile Fakudze. At the event, Deputy Prime Minister Thuli Dladla represented the Prime Minister Russell Dlamini. In his address, Prime Minister Dlamini has threw government’s full weight behind plans to transform the Mavuso Trade and Exhibition Centre into a permanent, year-round hub for trade, investment, innovation and enterprise, while challenging businesses to produce more and compete successfully in international markets. The Prime Minister said the vision, championed by His Majesty King Mswati III, required Eswatini to move beyond temporary arrangements such as rented marquees and invest in permanent, modern infrastructure. Delivering the Prime Minister’s statement at the closing of the 58th Eswatini International Trade Fair, Deputy Prime Minister Thuli Dladla said government...

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KAMPALA — The leadership drama at the Petroleum Authority of Uganda (PAU) has taken another twist after Energy Minister Dr Monica Musenero said a substantive successor to outgoing Executive Director Ernest Rubondo has already been selected — but stopped short of revealing the name. Instead, Musenero has appointed Otonga Michael Ochan, the Authority’s Director of Finance and Corporate Services, as Acting Executive Director, leaving the oil regulator in the unusual position of having an allegedly identified successor whose identity remains under wraps. The big question now doing the rounds in petroleum and energy circles is simple: If the new boss has already been picked, why can’t Government name him or her? The silence has fuelled fresh speculation that the battle over who should take over from Rubondo may not yet be completely over. PAU Board Chairperson Lynda Biribonwa confirmed that the transition to a new Executive Director is underway but...

Sierra Leone Telegraph: 20 August 2026: Across East and Southern Africa, governments, regional institutions and women’s rights advocates are driving a growing movement to tackle one of the continent’s most persistent challenges: violence against women and girls. At the same time, they are advancing a parallel agenda to strengthen care systems and social protection, recognizing that gender equality cannot be achieved without addressing both safety and economic security. This momentum was on full display during a recent high-level UN Women mission to Namibia, where leaders gathered to advance support for the African Union Convention on Ending Violence Against Women and Girls (AU-CEVAWG) and shape regional discussions on care-responsive policies. The mission highlighted how efforts to end violence against women and girls are increasingly linked to investments in care systems, social protection and women’s economic empowerment. Photo: UN Women delegation with AU’s Commissioner Janet Ramatoulie Sallah-Njie (Third from Left) who led...