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Keorapetse rubbishes Saleshando’s censorship cry Never shy of a word or two, Speaker of the National Assembly, Dithapelo Keorapetse, has rubbished accusations of censorship and gate-keeping tendencies leveled against him. In an exclusive interview with The Voice, the 44-year-old legislator insisted every decision he makes is anchored in the constitution and established parliamentary practices. Keorapetse’s response comes following criticism from former comrade, Botswana Congress Party (BCP) President, Dumelang Saleshando, who claimed opposition MPs were being frustrated by both the Speaker and the Clerk. Saleshando also accused his one-time ally of deliberately blocking certain Bills from reaching the floor of the House. However, the former Selibe Phikwe West MP defended his record, welcoming public scrutiny while laying out the legal framework that governs his office. “The Office of the Speaker is a public office, and I hold the firm view that the public is entitled to understand how decisions affecting Parliament...

0 Sur les étals du rayon alimentation des supermarchés français, une habitude longtemps marginale reprend de la vigueur à la rentrée : celle des fruits et légumes moches, ces produits au calibre irrégulier ou marqués par de petits défauts visuels, autrefois systématiquement écartés des rayons. Ce retour en force fait suite à un été marqué par une canicule et une sécheresse qui ont pesé lourdement sur plusieurs filières agricoles françaises. Des récoltes fragilisées par la chaleur Les épisodes de canicule survenus durant l’été 2026 ont provoqué des pertes sensibles sur plusieurs cultures. La récolte de tomates aurait ainsi reculé d’environ 30 % dans certains bassins de production, tandis que l’approvisionnement en salades s’est trouvé perturbé par le manque d’eau. Le secteur de l’élevage n’a pas été épargné : dans certaines exploitations, la production laitière aurait chuté de près de 30 % sous l’effet du stress thermique subi par les bêtes....

Seuls représentants africains parmi les seize équipes engagées, le Nigeria et le Mali ont commencé par une défaite, mais avec des objectifs très différents Facebook

Nigerian-born law professor, Dr. Ibironke Odumosu-Ayanu, has been appointed dean of the College of Law at the University of Saskatchewan, Canada, for a five-year term beginning October 1, 2026. Odumosu-Ayanu, who is currently the college’s associate dean of research and graduate studies, has been a member of the University of Saskatchewan College of Law since 2008. The university announced her appointment on Tuesday, September 1, through a statement on its website by Patti McDougall, interim provost and vice-president, academic and chair of the search committee for the new dean. “Dr. Odumosu-Ayanu’s appointment as dean reflects a distinguished record of academic excellence, collaborative leadership, and dedication to advancing research and graduate education,” McDougall stated. “Her work as dean will continue to build on the College of Law’s strong reputation for excellence in legal education and research, while strengthening its leadership in Indigenous legal scholarship and engagement with local and global communities.”...

A Nigerian environmental NGO says that at least 37 people died in an attempt to tap oil from a loading vessel in the south of the country illegally.  Most of them died as a result of inhaling hazardous fumes, the Youth and Advocacy Centre said.  Nigerian authorities were yet to issue a death toll but had acknowledged a fatal incident in which people were killed, apparently while trying to steal crude oil.  What do we know about the case?  The incident took place overnight on Thursday in Okrika in Rivers State in the oil-rich Niger Delta in the south of the country.  The environmental group said it happened at a jetty as a vessel was loading oil from the Indorama Eleme Petrochemical through the Port Harcourt Refinery. The people who died were “suspected oil thieves” trying to siphon the commodity off into boats at an “illegal tapping point.”   The Youth and...

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#Mali : #Koulouba : Le Chef de l’Etat reçoit l’ambassadeur des Etats-Unis en fin de mission Le Président de la Transition, le Général d’armée Assimi Goïta a reçu, ce vendredi 04 septembre 2026 au Palais de Koulouba, l’ambassadeur des Etats-Unis d’Amérique au Mali, Rachna Korhonen, en fin de mission. Retrouvez l’article complet sur le site de l’Essor Lien en commentaire Facebook

KAMPALA – Uganda has secured a massive $1.7 billion (about Shs6.42 trillion) health financing package from the United States to strengthen the country’s health sector over the next four years. The deal was sealed on Thursday through a Strategic Objective Agreement (SOAG) covering the period 2026 to 2030, opening a new chapter in the longstanding health partnership between Uganda and the US. The agreement gives Uganda direct access to US government support for the prevention, detection and response to emerging and existing infectious disease threats. It also marks a major shift in how American health assistance will be delivered, with more funding expected to flow directly to the Government of Uganda rather than predominantly through non-governmental organisations, private charities and community groups. The agreement operationalises the Memorandum of Understanding signed on December 10, 2025, under which the US committed the $1.7 billion support package. Finance Minister Henry Musasizi welcomed the...