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...

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Moorosi Tsiane A High Court courtroom fell silent this week as a key state witness recounted the horrifying events that allegedly culminated in the brutal murders of two Ministry of Health nurses whose battered bodies were dumped in a donga at Ha Mosalla, Thaba-Bosiu, in August 2014. Setsokotsane Majalle, an accomplice-turned-state witness, told the court he watched helplessly as his friend, Lefa Mabusela, allegedly robbed the women before bludgeoning them to death with a stone after luring them to a secluded area under the guise of a lovers’ reunion. The testimony was heard during the ongoing murder trial of Mabusela, who has pleaded not guilty to charges of murdering Mpho Khutsoane and Mathebane Ramatabooe on 11 August 2014. He also faces a charge of robbing Ms Khutsoane of her blue Volkswagen Golf 4. Mr Majalle was initially charged alongside Mabusela but was later acquitted and turned state witness. The court...

“O nosso objetivo é o bem-estar e a dignidade de quem apoiamos” Nesta época natalícia, são muitos os apelos por ajudas essencialmente alimentares. O CASA tem feito chegar essas ajudas a muitas pessoas, sem abrigo e não só. A coordenadora da delegação na Madeira do Centro de Apoio ao Sem Abrigo, Sílvia Ferreira, aponta que este ano foi de uma “exigência crescente”. Houve um aumento de procura de ajuda por famílias que, devido ao aumento do custo de vida e da habitação, se encontram numa situação de vulnerabilidade financeira extrema.   Alegria e espírito festivo na Pediatria do Hospital O Movimento de Voluntariado Hospitalar Presença Amiga – coordenado por Maria do Carmo Melvill de Araújo – em parceria com o Serviço de Saúde da Região Autónoma da Madeira (SESARAM, EPERAM), promoveu um momento especial no Serviço de Pediatria com a ornamentação da árvore de Natal.   Célia Pessegueiro a mulher...

PARIS – Un pas de géant vient d’être franchi dans la concrétisation du volet capital humain de la vision nationale de développement portée par le Président de la Répubique Mamadi Doumbouya. Ce jeudi 11 juin 2026, l’amphithéâtre « Le Mistral » de l’Agence française de Développement (AFD) à Paris a servi de cadre pour la cérémonie de clôture du programme INITIA Guinée (Initiative pour la Transformation et l’Innovation Administrative). Pendant 22 semaines intensives, 22 cadres de l’administration publique guinéenne, issus de huit départements ministériels clés, ont suivi un parcours d’immersion et de haute formation entre l’Institut National du Service Public (INSP) de Paris et l’IRA de Lille. Cet projet majeur s’inscrit dans le cadre de la mise en œuvre de la « Simandou Academy »,  –Pilier 2 du programme Simandou 2040-, consacré à l’éducation et au renforcement du capital humain. La cérémonie de clôture a été présidée par le ministre...

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En cette année où la République de Djibouti commémore le quarante neuvième anniversaire de son indépendance et célèbre sa première année à la présidence de l’Union africaine, il est des retours vers le passé qui éclairent le présent avec une acuité particulière. L’article que le Dr Moustapha Aman publié dans le Journal of European  Economic  History (1/2026)  en offre une illustration remarquable : en exhumant la réforme monétaire de 1949 – celle qui détacha la Côte française des Somalis de la zone franc CFA et institua le franc Djibouti, arrimé au dollar américain selon un mécanisme de currency board – il restitue à notre mémoire collective un épisode fondateur, trop longtemps relégué aux marges de l’histoire officielle. Car cette réforme ne fut pas un simple ajustement technique. Elle fut un acte de souveraineté économique, posé bien avant que la souveraineté politique ne fût proclamée, le 27 juin 1977. En ce sens, elle appartient pleinement à la longue trajectoire d’affirmation nationale  dont nous célébrons aujourd’hui une étape supplémentaire. Mais sa portée dépasse désormais le seul cadre djiboutien. A l’heure où notre pays préside aux destinées de l’Union...

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Dr Tshabang steers BERA through turbulent times Dr Never Tshabang stepped into the demanding task of leading the Botswana Energy Regulatory Authority (BERA) last year in August as its Chief Executive Officer, inheriting the entity at a time of shifting market dynamics and global turmoil. With the conflict in the Middle East sending shockwaves through oil markets, the former academic and politician now balances accelerating national energy transitions with maintaining traditional supply security. Dr Tshabang is a seasoned scholar who spent nearly three decades lecturing and conducting research at the University of Botswana. He has also served as Member of Parliament for Nkange Constituency. Now, the Maitengwe native has traded lecture rooms and political podiums for the corporate world where he is responsible for price regulation, tariff setting, licensing, compliance, consumer protection, and environmental oversight. Who is Dr Tshabang outside the corporate walls of BERA?I was born in 1972 in...