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The Athletic Club Football Academy (ACFA) has revealed that the U12, U14 and U15 teams will participate in the Mad Cup 2026 tournament taking place from 18 to 25 June in Madrid, Spain. This international youth football tournament will bring together teams from different countries, offering a platform for competition, cultural exchange and inspiration. According to a statement issued by the Academy, players have been training under guidance of their coaches and Technical Director, Ricky Averia, in preparation for this opportunity. The Academy said its participation in the tournament reflects it’ commitment to developing well-rounded athletes who embody the Academy’s core values of respect, teamwork and accountability. It also reflects its dedication to nurturing young talent and building bridges through sport. The Academy said the teams are eager to compete against peers from diverse nations, build international friendships and achieve milestones both individually and collectively. “For many of the players,...

YEKEPA, Nimba County, June 9, 2026 — ArcelorMittal Liberia Chief Executive Officer Michiel Van Der Merwe said the company is making progress on major expansion works, including new port facilities, a rail workshop, the commissioning of a concentrator plant and the loading of Liberia’s sinter feed product. Van Der Merwe made the remarks in Yekepa at the end of a visit by Liberia’s Minister of Mines and Energy and deputy ministers to the company’s concession areas in Buchanan, Grand Bassa County, and Yekepa. He said work is still ongoing and that officials would likely see further developments during future visits. The visit ended with a question-and-answer session in which journalists asked about community projects linked to the company’s operations. Van Der Merwe said ongoing projects include water kiosks, building renovations, rehabilitation work in Yekepa Township, road repairs and the renovation of more than 500 housing units. He also cited a...

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CONAKRY – Par décret, le président de la République, Mamadi Doumbouya, a procédé à la nomination de deux hauts cadres à la tête de la Société des eaux de Guinée (SEG SA). Fait marquant de cet acte présidentiel : Thierno Mamadou Nassirou Diallo, jusque-là Directeur général de l’entreprise, a été « rétrogradé ». Il occupera désormais les fonctions de Directeur général adjoint (DGA) de la même entité. Le gouvernail de la société est quant à lui confié à Algassimou Dioubaté, promu Directeur général de la Société des eaux de Guinée (SEG SA). Mamadou Yaya Bah Pour Africaguinee.com Créé le 9 juin 2026 20:50 Source link

I used to meet an animated, patriotic girl at a neighbor’s house where we gathered on weekends and special occasions. In 1985, just a few days after the September 1 celebrations, we were chatting over coffee. She was nice; only she inserted “Gedli” (struggle) into almost every other sentence she uttered. I teasingly called her “Jigna Ertrawit” (Patriotic Eritrean). She didn’t appreciate the sarcasm, though I thought it was appropriate given her annoyingly jingoistic sloganeering. That year marked the 24th anniversary of the Eritrean struggle for independence, and the girl seemed to live only to keep tally of the years—mebel 23, mebel 24, and so on. I jokingly asked her, “How many anniversaries do you think you will count until Eritrea is freed?” Without hesitation, she replied, “Next year Eritrea will be liberated.” I liked her confidence. One needs positive people, even when the jingoistic wrapping becomes too much to...

It was the beginning of April and the Army chief of staff, Gen. Randy George, had decided it was time for an in-person meeting with his boss, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. George was keen to speak with Hegseth after several issues in which the Pentagon chief directly influenced Army general officers’ careers, including an incident when Hegseth reached down and blocked four colonels from being promoted to one-star general officers. For months, Hegseth seemed increasingly dissatisfied with the Army and its leadership, including George. It mystified those around the Army chief, sources told CNN, given the limited interaction George had with Hegseth during his tenure, and there was little to no communication before Hegseth intervened in the promotions. That fit a pattern in which information was held tightly in Hegseth’s office and few outside its confines were read in on his plans for the Pentagon, according to the sources. Hegseth...