Il est admis à la High Security Ward de l’hôpital Brown Séquard, à Beau-Bassin. La Bastille : Elle allègue que son fils a été tabassé par des garde-chiourmes Facebook

MBABANE – Standing out from the rest of the appointees into emabandla is Prophet Vusumuzi ‘Major V’ Dlamini who now advises the King. Known for making controversial statements and run-ins with pro-political reforms’ advocates, the prophet, who recently reported to have lost 2 000 church members, has been honoured by the head of State. He is now a member of the supreme council, Liqoqo and one of his major tasks is to form part of an advisory council recommending the appointment of the prime minister to the King as explicitly stated in Section 67 (1) of the Constitution of the Kingdom of Eswatini. “The King shall appoint the prime minister from among members of the House acting on recommendation of the King’s Advisory Council,” reads Section 67 (1) of the Constitution of the Kingdom of Swaziland (Eswatini), which places this responsibility on the shoulders of ‘Major V’ and his colleagues...

Senior Business Writer FBC Holdings on Saturday (today)  completed the takeover of Standard Chartered Zimbabwe with authorities noting that they are ‘creating a financial powerhouse that caters for the evolving needs of Zimbabwe’s dynamic economy.’ The combined product and service offerings creates a base to  serve a wider range of customers, leveraging the strengths of […] Source link

KASAMA, Zambia — Every morning, Bridget Chanda places her prosthetic legs beside her bed, pulls on her stockings and pushes the remains of her limbs into the prosthetics as best she can. After six years they no longer fit, and it’s painful to stand or walk for too long, but it doesn’t faze her much. “I still manage somehow,” she said. “I am a girl on a mission.” Chanda, 18, is intent on helping educate Zambia’s deaf community about climate change. As the southern African nation has suffered from more frequent extreme weather, including its current severe drought, it’s prompted the Zambian government to include more climate change education in its school curriculum. But for that to be shared with the deaf community, it’s up to people like Chanda to help translate — and it’s a task that is more difficult because sign language doesn’t include many climate-related terms. She’s...

Why the relationship between Museveni and the West is falling apart and little can be done about it THE LAST WORD | Andrew M. Mwenda | The honeymoon between President Yoweri Museveni and Western countries, especially the U.S. and UK, is over. It will be very difficult to rekindle the love between these erstwhile allies. The cause of rapture is that the conditions that shaped the love have expired. There is a new realignment of forces, and divorce is almost inevitable. These Western powers are staking everything on the barbaric Anti Homosexuality Act (AHA). The sanctioning of former Inspector General of Police (IGP) Kale Kayihura by both governments was the first salvo. Now sanctioning our Speaker of Parliament, Anita Among, adds insult to injury. And this is only the tip of an iceberg. I hear the U.S. is planning comprehensive sanctions on Uganda over the AHA. Saner voices are holding brakes in Washington...

« Seule la vérité est révolutionnaire » (Lénine) Hier soir, alors que je me trouvais tout seul dans mon studio parisien, une nouvelle me parvint : Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé est en train de faire des mains et des pieds pour transformer, dans « la Constitution » actuelle de la Terre de nos aïeux, la durée du mandat présidentiel de cinq à sept ans. Quel choc pour moi ?!Je me suis dit : voilà ce qui confirme la validité de mes articles des 29 novembre 2023, 05 janvier et 29 février 2024. Que le lecteur veille donc bien à se référer à ces articles de presse. Ici, je ne dirai que peu de choses.1) Faure Gnassingbé est en train d’opérer un coup d’État constitutionnel, législatif et électoral !2) Les États-Unis d’Amérique ont, dès leur naissance, adopté un mandat présidentiel de quatre ans renouvelable une seule fois. Ils sont aujourd’hui le pays le plus développé au monde !3) Le Ghana à côté...

“Caric’Actu du Jour” du Journal de la bonne humeur SIKA’A qui illustre bien les résultats issus du double scrutin législatif et régional où l’opposition a récolté une maigre moisson. Cette caricature du journal satirique SIKA’A dépeint parfaitement l’actualité politique du pays. Elle met en exergue le double scrutin régional et législatif. Le mensuel togolais veut faire comprendre à ses lecteurs non seulement combien il est difficile d’être opposant au Togo, mais aussi combien il est ardu pour l’opposition (divisée) d’éjecter Faure Gnassingbé du fauteuil présidentiel qu’il a hérité de son défunt père, feu Gnassingbé Eyadema. En effet, cela fait plus de cinq décennies que la famille Gnassingbé détient le pouvoir au Togo. Depuis les années 90, l’opposition lutte sans succès pour instaurer une alternance politique au sommet de l’État. Aujourd’hui, avec une nouvelle constitution conçue sur mesure pour Faure Gnassingbé et des élections législatives qui favorisent largement le régime au...

Tanzania’s government on Thursday announced that five people have died and seven others injured following Cyclone Hidaya sweeping through the country’s south-eastern coast on the Indian Ocean, The East African reports. Cyclone Hidaya landed on Tanzania’s coastline on May 4, 2024, adversely affecting Mtwara, Lindi, Coast and Morogoro regions. About 7,027 households with 18,862 people have been affected, according to Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa in a statement he issued in parliament on Thursday. “Effects of the cyclone have been witnessed on infrastructure as some roads and bridges have been swept away by the heavy rains, with electric power poles also destroyed,” he said. ALSO READ: How are districts with likely heavy rain preparing for looming floods? “Social service structures such as schools and health facilities have also been destroyed,” he added. He further said Cyclone Hidaya has led to the suspension of economic activities along the coastline. Majaliwa said Lindi-Dar...

May 18, 2024 (PORT SUDAN/JUBA) – Lt Gen Shams Al-Din Kabashi, Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Sudanese Armed Forces, emphasized the government’s flexibility regarding its position on the delivery of humanitarian aid in the Two Areas. The government and the SPLM-N, led by Abdel Aziz al-Hilu, disagree on the scope of humanitarian aid delivery. The government proposes focusing on South and West Kordofan and the Blue Nile region. The SPLM-N, however, insists on an agreement ensuring a nationwide aid effort without discrimination. On Saturday, Kabashi has expressed flexibility in ongoing Juba negotiations with the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N) regarding its proposal for a ceasefire and humanitarian aid delivery. Kabashi confirmed that the Sudanese government’s proposal “is flexible and open to discussion. The aim is to reach an agreement with the SPLM-N to end the suffering of citizens affected by the ongoing war in areas controlled by both parties,” he stated,...

We, the undersigned non-governmental organisations, urge your delegation to support a Human Rights Council resolution that would: -Extend the FFM’s mandate for at least one year to allow it to pursue its work, with regular updates to, and interactive dialogues at, the Human Rights Council; and -Make clear that the Council will remain actively seized of the matter, including by assessing the situation in Sudan and appropriate responses, which could include further extensions of the FFM’s mandate. Furthermore, we urge the Council to follow up on resolutions S-32/1, 50/1, and S-36/1 by requesting additional reporting by the High Commissioner, with the assistance of his designated Expert, beyond the Council’s 58th session (February-April 2025). Finally, we urge states to pay their contributions to the UN in full and on time to resolve the liquidity crisis and allow the FFM for Sudan, other independent investigations, and human rights bodies and mechanisms to...