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5 O Presidente da República, Daniel Chapo, entregou esta quinta-feira, dois sistemas de abastecimento de água nos distritos de Mandimba e Mavago, na província de Niassa, reafirmando o compromisso do Governo em melhorar gradualmente as condições de vida das populações através da expansão do acesso à água potável. As infra-estruturas, financiadas com apoio do Japão no âmbito da cooperação bilateral, deverão beneficiar dezenas de milhares de pessoas e integram um projecto que abrange igualmente Majune e Muembe. Durante a cerimónia, o Chefe do Estado destacou a importância da paz, segurança e união nacional para o desenvolvimento, condenou a desinformação e apelou à conservação dos sistemas, ao pagamento sustentável dos serviços e ao aproveitamento da água para reforçar a produção agrícola familiar. Source link

By Lincoln G. Peters Congo Town, Monrovia, May 21, 2026 – In a clarion call at the ongoing African Organization of English-Speaking Supreme Audit Institutions (AFROSAI-E) conference, former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has urged auditors and delegates to steadfastly guard their independence against all forms of political interference and temptation. The General Auditing Commission (GAC), led by Auditor General P. Garswa Jackson, Sr., is currently playing host to the distinguished Annual Governing Board Meeting of AFROSAI-E, running from May 18 to 22 in Monrovia. AFROSAI-E, a regional bloc comprising 26 African nations, was established to bolster the institutional capacity of Supreme Audit Institutions (SAIs) across Anglophone Africa. The body champions auditing standards, independence, and accountability in a bid to strengthen public finance management and uplift citizens’ welfare. This annual conference fulfills statutory obligations, reviews progress on the 2025–2029 Strategic Plan and promotes accountability. The forum also fosters peer support and...

…as Appeal Court revives his M855m Frazer Solar corruption case Moorosi Tsiane FORMER Trade Minister, Temeki Tšolo, has suffered a major legal setback after the Court of Appeal on Friday reinstated high-profile corruption and fraud charges linked to the controversial M855 million Frazer Solar deal. In a significant victory for the Directorate on Corruption and Economic Offences (DCEO), the apex court overturned the High Court’s August 2025 ruling by Justice Tšeliso Mokoko, which had permanently stayed the criminal proceedings against Mr Tšolo. The Court of Appeal has now referred the matter back to the High Court for trial before a different judge, effectively reviving a case that had appeared dead and buried. The charges arise from allegations that Mr Tšolo unlawfully represented the government in September 2018 and entered into an agreement with Frazer Solar (Pty) Ltd and Frazer Solar without proper authority, exposing Lesotho to massive financial liabilities. The...

Leemisa Thuseho  SENIOR golfer, Letlafuoa Molapo, emerged victorious in the May edition of the Maseru Golf Club (MGC) Corporate League after a tightly contested competition held at the Maseru Golf Course yesterday.  The tournament was sponsored by Liberty Life Lesotho.  Molapo finished with 37 points, tied with Motlatsi Ramafole and Mathalea Molapo in a closely fought battle for top honours. However, he clinched first place on countback due to his superior handicap of 17.  Ramafole, playing off a handicap of 19, settled for second position while Mathalea finished third with a handicap of 24.  The MGC Corporate League, which started in August last year, runs until July 2026 and features monthly tournaments sponsored by different corporate partners.  Speaking to the Sunday Express, Molapo said the victory came as a surprise as he did not believe his score would be enough to secure the win.  “Some people have won the monthly tournaments with about 40 points, so after scoring 37 points I did not see...

À quelques jours de la fête de Tabaski, le marché à bétail connaît une flambée des prix inhabituelle. Dans les différents points de vente sillonnés aussi bien à Conakry qu’à Kindia, vendeurs comme acheteurs font le même constat : le coût des moutons et des bœufs a fortement augmenté par rapport aux années précédentes. Selon plusieurs commerçants, cette hausse s’explique notamment par l’attaque terroriste survenue au Mali, pays voisin de la Guinée et principal fournisseur de bétail dans la sous-région. Une situation qui perturbe l’approvisionnement des marchés guinéens et accentue la rareté des animaux. Cette conjoncture inquiète aussi bien les vendeurs que les clients, confrontés à une période économiquement difficile. Rencontré sur son point de vente, Aboubacar Sylla évoque les conséquences indirectes des tensions sécuritaires dans la sous-région, notamment à Bamako, important centre d’approvisionnement en bétail. « La situation dans certaines zones d’achat impacte directement les prix ici. Au Mali...

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Extreme weather has impacted every corner of the US, from deadly floods to sweltering heat. For Americans, the changing climate has made protecting their homes increasingly important. Finding a “climate haven” in the United States has become more difficult with the warming planet. Storms can dump biblical amounts of rain in mountainous regions from Vermont to Kentucky to New Mexico. In 2023, Phoenix spent over 50 days baking in over 110-degree Fahrenheit heat, and the city hit triple digits in March this year. The rest of the Southeast is staring down a historically dry start to the year, with fears about wildfires and drought. But there are key ways to make your home more resilient to a hotter climate and stronger weather, experts say. Much of it begins even before you buy the house. Some of the most important decisions you can make to climate-proof your home happen before the...

Les messages de félicitation souhaitant succès et réussite au Chef de l’Etat, Son Excellence Ismail Omar Guelleh, suite à sa brillante réélection à la Magistrature suprême de notre Pays, continuent d’affluer à la Présidence de la République. Le dernier en date de ces télégrammes provient du Roi d’Espagne, Sa Majesté Felipe VI. « A l’occasion de votre Investiture suite à votre réélection à la Présidence de la République de Djibouti, je veux faire parvenir à Votre Excellence, ma félicitation la plus cordiale, avec celle du Gouvernement et du Peuple espagnol », a écrit en substance Sa Majesté Felipe VI, dans le message envoyé à Son Excellence Ismail Omar Guelleh. « Veuillez bien accepter, Monsieur le Président, mes meilleurs vœux pour le bonheur personnel de Votre Excellence, et pour la paix et la prospérité du Peuple ami de Djibouti », a, dans le même document, noté le Roi d’Espagne. Il y...