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The Chamber of Mines of Namibia, this week announced at its 47th Annual General Meeting (AGM), that the current Executive Committee will continue to serve for the 2026 to 2027 period. The Chamber said the decision was made in accordance with existing terms of office under the Chamber Constitution that will continue until the next AGM in 2027. Fabian Shaanika Under the terms of office, George Botshiwe the Managing Director of QKR Navachab Gold Mine will remain as President; John Roos the Country Manager of B2Gold Namibia will continue serving as First Vice President; and Irvinne Simataa, Executive Vice President of Swakop Uranium as Second Vice President. The AGM also served as a platform to officially welcome Fabian Shaanika as the new Chief Executive of the Chamber, following his appointment earlier this month. According to the Chamber, Shaanika brings nearly two decades of experience across the mining, natural resources and...

2 A governadora de Gaza, Margarida Mapandzene Chongo, defendeu o reforço do controlo da documentação para evitar falsificação de idade e identidade durante a preparação e realização do XXVI Festival dos Jogos Desportivos Escolares 2026. A fase final do evento terá lugar em Agosto na província de Inhambane. Falando esta sexta-feira no distrito de Chibuto, no lançamento da fase provincial, Margarida Mapandzene exigiu imparcialidade na condução das competições e na triagem dos atletas. O objectivo é garantir que apenas os que reúnem condições representem Gaza na fase nacional. O Festival Provincial vai envolver 1639 atletas de toda a província e decorre em Maio em formato zonal. Na zona sul participam Chibuto, Xai-Xai, Mandlakaze, Chongoene e Bilene, incluindo atletas do Centro de Recursos de Educação Inclusiva Eduardo Mondlane na ginástica. A zona centro abrange Bilene, Chókwè, Guijá, Limpopo e Massingir, enquanto a zona norte junta Mabalane, Chigubo, Mapai, Chicualacuala e Massangena....

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Monrovia, May 22, 2026: The Liberian Senate has handed over two historic bills to its Judiciary Committee for comprehensive scrutiny, following President Joseph N. Boakai’s submission seeking the establishment of a War and Economic Crimes Court and a dedicated National Anti-Corruption Court. This development unfolded during Thursday’s regular Senate sitting, prompted by President Boakai’s formal request for swift legislative action on the proposed measures. In a communication addressed to Senate President Pro-Tempore Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence, President Boakai underscored the bills’ importance in fortifying justice, accountability, and sustainable national growth. He noted that the proposed legislation is tailored to fulfill enduring recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and align Liberia with its international commitments on justice and governance. President Boakai stressed that a War and Economic Crimes Court would tackle longstanding impunity for atrocities committed during Liberia’s turbulent civil conflicts. He pointed out that many victims and communities still yearn for...

–As another ritual murder grips nation  Hopolang Mokhopi  YET another suspected ritual murder has shocked the country after a 26-year-old man, Katleho Mpharoane, was accused of murdering two children, aged four and two, and allegedly consumed their body parts at Tšakholo in Mafeteng.  Parliament this week expressed horror over the incident and called for counselling and rehabilitation support for the bereaved parents.  According to police reports, Mpharoane, who originates in Ha Abia in Maseru, was being trained as a traditional healer by the children’s mother and was staying with the family.  On 13 May 2026, the children’s parents reportedly travelled to Mafeteng town, leaving the children in Mpharoane’s care.  Upon returning home, they found the children missing. When questioned, Mpharoane allegedly claimed he had fallen into a deep sleep and did not know where the children had gone.  A search party was launched, and the children were found murdered the following day.  It is alleged that Mpharoane used a sharp object to kill the children before cutting...

CONAKRY- La Guinée vient de franchir une nouvelle étape dans sa stratégie de transformation locale de ses ressources minières. La présidence guinéenne annonce la signature des accords pour la construction d’une nouvelle raffinerie d’alumine. Cette alliance stratégique réunit des partenaires industriels de premier plan. Le projet de construction est porté par Chalco Guinea Company. ​Avec cet accord, la Guinée consolide sa position sur l’échiquier mondial de l’aluminium. Il s’agit de la troisième raffinerie d’alumine actée depuis l’indépendance, rejoignant les projets SPIC (mise en service prévue en 2027) et Winning Consortium Alumina Guinea (attendu pour 2028). ​Le projet de Chalco Guinea Company ​vise une capacité de production de 1,2 million de tonnes d’alumine par an. Avec un investissement global de 1,68 milliard de dollars, incluant 1,12 milliard dédié exclusivement aux infrastructures de raffinage, ce projet d’envergure prévoit l’octroi de 500 bourses d’études sur 20 ans (25 bourses par an) dans des...

L’épidémie d’Ebola déclarée en Ituri, dans l’est de la RDC, s’aggrave. L’OMS a relevé le risque national de « élevé » à « très élevé », alors que la souche Bundibugyo, plus rare que la souche Zaïre, ne dispose pas de vaccin homologué Facebook

Douwe C. van der Zee – Wikimedia Commons The National Research Institute of Astronomy and Geophysics (NRIAG), affiliated with the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, revealed a groundbreaking study uncovering the engineering secrets that has allowed the Great Pyramid of Khufu to withstand earthquakes for over 4,600 years. The study was published in the prestigious journal Scientific Reports, part of the Nature Foundation, and received international coverage from Reuters. The world has long believed that the sheer size and mass of the stones were the secret to the Great Pyramid’s survival. However, this new study has proven that the ancient Egyptians were first-rate geotechnical engineers who applied dynamic principles thousands of years ahead of their time. By taking precise measurements at 37 points inside and outside the pyramid, scientists arrived at these astonishing results: Avoidance of Seismic Resonance: Studies have shown that the pyramid is designed with a...

Le Centre Néphrologique de dialyse Saad Omar Guelleh de Tadjourah a reçu, hier matin, la visite du professeur Abdou Niang, expert reconnu en santé rénale et président de l’Association africaine de néphrologie. Cette visite, organisée en collaboration avec la Caisse Nationale de Sécurité Sociale (CNSS), s’inscrit dans une dynamique de coopération scientifique et d’échanges d’expertise dans le domaine des soins néphrologiques. À son arrivée, le professeur Abdou Niang, accompagné d’une délégation de médecins néphrologues, a été chaleureusement accueilli par la directrice générale du Centre, Madame Idile Youssouf Omar. Au cours d’une visite guidée des installations, la délégation a pu découvrir une infrastructure médicale moderne, équipée de technologies répondant aux standards internationaux en matière de prise en charge des maladies rénales. Le Centre dispose notamment d’une unité de dialyse sophistiquée ainsi que d’un système de traitement d’eau de dernière génération, élément essentiel pour garantir la qualité et la sécurité des soins dispensés...