BLLAHWU demands action on inflation squeeze The Botswana Land Boards, Local Authorities and Health Workers Union (BLLAHWU) has issued a stark call for government to close the widening inflation gap facing workers, warning that global economic instability and a resurgence of anti-transformation forces threaten the gains of the working class. Addressing delegates at the union’s governing council and welcoming newly elected branch executive committees, Secretary General Motshidisi Onyebo Mafoko painted a grim picture of the current economic landscape, where workers continue to bear the brunt of unemployment, inequality, and mounting pressure on public services. “Workers organise for tangible improvements in their daily lives,” he said. He emphasised that the struggles facing Batswana workers are not isolated but are exacerbated by global conflicts disrupting trade and commodity prices. The SG also sounded alarm over political developments since the last general election, warning of a resurgence of anti-transformation, right-wing populist forces that...

194 Adresse Neko Sama vérifiée le 4 septembre 2026 Neko-Sama est l’un des sites de streaming d’animés les plus populaires en France. Proposant un catalogue très fourni de séries d’animation japonaise en VF et VOSTFR, il s’est imposé comme une référence pour les fans d’animés francophones. Cependant, la diffusion non autorisée d’œuvres protégées l’expose à des blocages réguliers de la part de l’ARCOM et des ayants droit japonais. En septembre 2026, Neko-Sama est de nouveau inaccessible depuis les principaux réseaux internet français. Comme c’est devenu la norme pour les sites de streaming non officiels, les exploitants maintiennent des adresses de secours pour permettre à leur audience de continuer à accéder au service. Pourquoi Neko-Sama est-il régulièrement bloqué ? Les animés japonais sont des œuvres protégées par le droit d’auteur. Leur diffusion sans licence est illégale et fait l’objet d’une lutte active de la part des ayants droit et des autorités...

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The Federal Government could not provide sufficient evidence to auditors that N33.75bn in cash transfers meant for more than 3.29 million vulnerable households reached genuine beneficiaries, the Auditor-General for the Federation has said. This was contained in the Auditor-General for the Federation’s 2024 Annual Report on Non-Compliance/Internal Control Weaknesses in Ministries, Departments and Agencies of the Federal Government obtained by Saturday PUNCH on Friday. The report, which reviewed transactions at the National Cash Transfer Office in Abuja for the 2023 financial year, raised eight audit queries involving billions of naira and identified weaknesses in the office’s internal control system. According to the report, electronic transfers totalling N33.751bn were made to 3,295,207 households and beneficiaries drawn from the National Social Register and enrolled on the National Beneficiary Register across 35 states in 2023. However, the auditors said the paid vouchers did not contain the full details of the beneficiaries, while the...

A judge in Tunisia ordered the detention of prominent journalist Mohamed Yousfi on Friday. Police had taken him into custody as he arrived at a radio station to give an interview, according to Zied Dabbar, president of the journalist syndicate SNJT. Dabbar said it was unclear why Yousfi was detained outside Radio Express FM, but he believed it was related to Yousfi’s criticism of the authorities. The judge ordered Yousfi detained on charges of illicit enrichment and money laundering, the state news agency reported, citing a judicial source. No reason provided for detention Yousfi, editor-in-chief of investigative news website Al-Qatiba, has been an outspoken critic of President Kais Saied. Al-Qatiba is known for investigative reporting and coverage of political, economic, social and environmental issues. Radio Express FM host Walid Ben Rhouma said no reason was given for Yousfi’s detention. “He was barred from entering to participate in the program as a...