Sierra Leone Telegraph: 13 October 2026: The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Commission, in collaboration with the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ), yesterday, 12 October 2026, commenced a workshop in Accra, Ghana to advance the implementation of the ECOWAS Inter-Institutional Communication Strategy and the ECOWAS Institutions Information and Communication Policy for 2026–2031. The workshop brings together communication officers from ECOWAS institutions and specialised agencies to strengthen coordination, align institutional messaging, share communication priorities and translate the objectives of the newly adopted policy and strategy into concrete, coordinated actions in support of regional integration and the ECOWAS Vision 2050. In his opening remarks, Mr Joel AHOFODJI, Director of Communication at the ECOWAS Commission, underscored the strategic importance of communication in advancing regional integration and bringing the Community closer to its citizens. He noted that the workshop marks a critical step towards moving from the adoption of the policy...

São-Tomé, 13 Out. 2026 ( STP-Press ) – A nomeação do Primeiro-ministro é da estrita competência do Presidente da República – defendeu hoje  líder do ADI, Américo Ramos no final de audiência com o Presidente da República face aos resultados das legislativas de 27 de Setembro, em que seu partido ficou na 2ª posição com 23 deputados. Questionado qual seria o partido a indicar o nome para cargo de Primeiro-ministro, Américo Ramos disse que “isto é uma competência estritamente do Presidente da República baseando na aquilo que é a constituição” Américo Ramos sustentou que “ADI acha que nos temos estritamente que obedecer a constituição e essa competência cabe ao Presidente da República” Sobre o pacto de incidência parlamentar assinado com a terceira força mais votada, o MCI-PUN liderado por Nino Monteiro, o líder do ADI disse que “esse acordo é para vingar e tem todos elementos que permita que haja...

The government has issued a directive for the development of an internal policy to guide civil servants on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and its associated guardrails across the public service. The announcement was made by the Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Emma Theofelus, during the official opening of the 9th National ICT Summit on Tuesday at the Ongwediva Trade Fair Centre. Speaking at the opening under the theme “Harnessing ICT for Inclusive Growth: Digital Pathways to Reduce Unemployment and Eradicate Poverty,” Theofelus confirmed that Cabinet has issued a directive regarding artificial intelligence regulation in government operations. “And on the use of AI in government, I am happy to report that the Office of the Prime Minister and the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology have been directed by Cabinet to develop an internal policy that guides civil servants on how to use AI in the public service...

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Al igual que Delta Synergie SA en Gabón propiedad de la familia Bongo, el Grupo ABAYAK SA constituye un elemento relevante para comprender la estructura empresarial propiedad de la familia gobernante de Guinea Ecuatorial. La entidad mantiene participaciones y presencia empresarial en numerosos sectores estratégicos de la economía del país, tanto en actividades de carácter privado como en aquellas estrechamente vinculadas a sectores de interés público. Su ámbito de actividad abarca áreas tan diversas como el petróleo, construcción, la explotación forestal y la madera, los puertos, la sanidad, bienes inmuebles, la agricultura, el comercio, Bancos y el transporte aéreo, ect. Bajo la dirección de Pastor Hassan Obiang Mangue, y en colaboración con la familia paraguaya Romero-Buchanan, ABAYAK S.A. participa en más de una cuarentena de empresas consideradas relevantes para la economía de Guinea Ecuatorial. Esta diversificación convierte a ABAYAK en una estructura empresarial cuyo análisis permite observar no solo la...

Sunday Standard NexMetals boosts Selebi resource by 72% NexMetals Mining Corp has increased the mineral resource at its Selebi Main copper-nickel project in Botswana by 72 percent, strengthening prospects for reviving the former BCL mining district. The Canadian company said the updated resource stands at 32.47 million tonnes grading 1.53 percent copper and 0.97 percent nickel, up from 18.89 million tonnes in its 2024 estimate. .ihc-locker-wrap{} There’s more to this story But to keep reading, we need you to subscribe. Investigative journalism is an indispensable part of a healthy society, but it’s also expensive to produce. We are reliant on subscriptions to fund our work, and while you can enjoy most of our stories for free, a small number of premium features are reserved for subscribers. You can subscribe for one week, a month or a full year – the choice is yours. Save 77% on an annual subscription. Click...

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Super Falcons interim coach Augustine Eguavoen says Nigeria have put their Women’s Africa Cup of Nations disappointment behind them and are targeting Olympic gold as they prepare for their third-round qualifying tie against Morocco, The PUNCH reports. Eguavoen spoke after the 10-time African champions thrashed Comoros 5-0 in Tuesday’s second leg in Ikenne to advance with a 7-0 aggregate victory. “At the first meeting we had, we collectively agreed that we put the WAFCON disappointment behind us and set our eyes on the gold medal in the Olympics,” Eguavoen said. The coach acknowledged that the Falcons would face tougher opposition as the qualifying campaign progressed but expressed confidence in the quality of players available to Nigeria. “Going forward, we expect to meet tougher oppositions, no doubt about that. Super Falcons are number one in Africa. We have the quality, we have the personnel, we have the support,” he added. Eguavoen...

Play Replay Close highlight Stop listening ENGLISH TAIPEI, TAIWAN – His Majesty King Mswati III has called for Eswatini’s Strategic Oil Reserve storage capacity to be increased from 60 to 90 days, saying the kingdom must strengthen its fuel security in the face of global supply disruptions. Speaking during a dinner with emaSwati students and citizens working in Taiwan, where he was accompanied by Liphovela LaZuma, the King said Eswatini had already begun implementing the oil reserve project but now needed a bigger buffer to protect the economy from fuel shortages and international market shocks. His Majesty said the Strategic Oil Reserve is designed to cushion the country against fuel shortages, external supply shocks and volatility in international petroleum markets.  The current project is expected to provide storage equivalent to about 60 days of national fuel supply, but the King said prevailing global conditions had made it necessary to increase...

FORT PORTAL — Bundibugyo District Woman MP Josephine Babungi Bebona is heading into a November 9 court verdict over her disputed election victory, with independent candidate Donna Kamuli Kapalaya challenging discrepancies in results that gave the incumbent a narrow 406-vote lead. The High Court in Fort Portal, presided over by Lady Justice Joanita Gertrude Bushara, set November 9, 2026, to deliver its ruling after hearing submissions from Kapalaya and the respondents in the election petition. Kapalaya is challenging the results of the January 15 general elections, in which Bebona, who contested on the National Resistance Movement (NRM) ticket, was declared winner of the Bundibugyo Woman MP race. According to the declaration of results forms presented by the district returning officer, Bebona garnered 32,829 votes against Kapalaya’s 32,423, leaving a margin of just 406 votes. But Kapalaya, through her lawyer Martin Masereka, told the court that discrepancies in the Electoral Commission’s...