A comissão sindical da Empresa de Limpeza e Saneamento de Luanda (ELISAL) denunciou hoje que a polícia angolana reprimiu e deteve trabalhadores em greve, que reivindicam melhores condições laborais e salariais, paralisação considerada ilegal pelo patronato. De acordo com o segundo secretário da comissão sindical da ELISAL, Venâncio Pacheco, a greve interpolada, hoje no segundo dia, foi reprimida esta manhã defronte às instalações da empresa por efectivos da polícia com o lançamento de gás lacrimogéneo e agressões. “Sim, a polícia reprimiu a nossa greve, houve excesso, violência aos trabalhadores e aos sindicalistas, neste momento está detido o primeiro secretário da comissão sindical e mais cinco colegas”, afirmou o sindicalista à Lusa. Venâncio Pacheco relatou também que a polícia lançou gás lacrimogéneo para dispersar as dezenas de grevistas, que exigiam aumento salarial, melhores condições laborais e subsídios, dando nota que uma colega teve de ser transferida para o hospital após inalar...

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Les chercheurs, anciens étudiants et partenaires ont échangé sur les défis sanitaires contemporains autour du thème de l’approche One Health. Le Centre Pasteur du Cameroun s’est distingué par une participation active portée par plusieurs de ses scientifiques. L’Institut Français du Cameroun a accueilli, le 11 juin 2026 à Yaoundé, la quatrième édition du France Alumni Day, placée sous le thème « Les Alumni au cœur des défis One Health ». Cette rencontre a rassemblé d’anciens étudiants formés en France, des chercheurs et des acteurs institutionnels engagés dans la promotion de solutions innovantes face aux enjeux de santé globale. Le Centre Pasteur du Cameroun (CPC) a marqué cette édition par une présence remarquée de ses chercheurs. Marraine de l’événement, la microbiologiste Dr Sara Eyangoh, Directrice scientifique du CPC et ancienne étudiante des universités françaises, a livré un message d’encouragement à l’endroit des jeunes participants. Elle a insisté sur l’importance de la...

Cristiano Ronaldo said on Friday that he was feeling “very positive” before flying out of Lisbon with the Portuguese team to their World Cup base camp in Palm Beach, Florida. “We’re approaching this competition with a lot of hope,” said the five-time Ballon d’Or winner. “The preparation has been very good, tiring, because we have worked hard,” continued the veteran Portugal captain who insisted he was “physically good”. “I am very positive, I believe things will go well and that we will put in a good performance. “It’s a very good generation… which will bring a lot of joy to the Portuguese people,” the forward said of the squad around him. “The most important thing is to start well, with the first match, then follow up with the second and third… finish top of the group and from there, take it one match at a time,” he added. Portugal open...

Since the 2020‑2023 coups in Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso, military leaders have imposed sweeping criminal defamation and antiterrorism laws that enable the arbitrary detention of journalists, bloggers and activists. They have also ordered the shutdown of independent radio stations and online platforms. “It has become more repressive. It’s no longer as easy to speak out,” said Ulf Laessing, former director of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation’s Sahel program in Mali. People have become more cautious. “That is clearly a point of criticism against the government,” he told DW. In Mali, General Assimi Goita seized power through two military coups in 2020 and 2021 and gradually placed the country under military rule. In 2025, the National Transitional Council passed a draft law securing Goita’s rule for another five years. All three Sahel junta states have withdrawn from the ECOWAS regional allianceImage: Boureima Hama/AFP According to Laessing, the unstable security situation had initially improved...

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Portée par la transition énergétique mondiale et la hausse de la demande en métaux stratégiques, la Namibie voit renaître plusieurs projets miniers qui pourraient redonner au cuivre une place centrale dans son économie. Facebook

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The government has increased the budget for education, skills development, and sports in the 2026/27 financial year, with a small upward adjustment from the previous allocation. Currently, primary classroom teachers earn a minimum of 499,684 shillings per month regardless of their qualification, while secondary classroom teachers (arts) receive a minimum of 960,288 shillings for degree holders and 745,000 shillings for diploma holders.   If the salaries are increased by 25 percent, the minimum monthly pay for primary classroom teachers would rise from 499,684 shillings to 624,605 shillings. Secondary classroom teachers (arts) with a degree would see their salary increase from 960,288 shillings to 1,200,360 shillings, while those with a diploma would earn 931,250 shillings, up from 745,000 shillings. According to figures in the budget speech, the sector will receive over 6.66 trillion shillings, up from 5.04 trillion shillings allocated in the previous year. This represents 7.82 percent of the projected...