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MARY LEMBA Lusaka MORE world leaders and prominent Zambians have congratulated President Hakainde Hichilema on his reelection, describing the outcome of the August 13 general election as a demonstration of Zambia’s democratic maturity, political stability and commitment to peace. Angolan President João Lourenço has congratulated President Hichilema on his victory, saying the election reflects the confidence Zambians have placed in his leadership and the democratic maturity of the country. In his congratulatory message, President Lourenço said the election demonstrated the Zambian people’s commitment to the national interest, patriotism and respect for the sovereign decision of the electorate. He said Angola looked forward to working with Zambia during President Hichilema’s second term to deepen bilateral cooperation and implement projects aimed at promoting the development of the two countries. Israeli President Isaac Herzog expressed confidence that Zambia will continue to achieve success, peace and prosperity under President Hichilema’s leadership. President Herzog said...

By Our ReporterBARATON UNIVERSITY, KENYA Kenya could soon borrow from Uganda’s legal framework on cultural leadership, with communities increasingly studying how Uganda has provided a legal basis for the recognition and operation of cultural institutions, according to Bamasaba cultural spokesperson Hon. Steven Masiga. Masiga, who is also a legal scholar and historian, says he has been quietly following developments within Kenya’s clan structures and believes several communities are gradually moving towards seeking formal recognition of their cultural leaders by Government. “I have been to Kenya silently studying the thinking of the clan chairmen and I know what they are up to. They are silently studying the Ugandan law on cultural leadership and very soon Kenya will have its own cultural leaders gazetted and funded by Government,” Masiga told RedPepper. He pointed to recent cultural activities involving Kenyan political leaders as evidence of the growing prominence of traditional institutions, citing President...

São-Tomé, 13 Ags 2026 ( STP-Press ) – O Presidente da República, Carlos Vila Nova, exonerou o Ministro do Trabalho, Solidariedade e Segurança Social Jourceli Tiny dos Ramos de acordo com o decreto presidencial tornado público esta quarta-feira. A exoneração do Ministro das funções que vinha exercendo foi feita através do Decreto Presidencial nº21/2026 e acontece sob proposta do Governo. Jourceli Tiny dos Ramos, recorde-se tinha sido nomeado para o cargo através do Decreto Presidencial nº 05/2025. As funções de Ministro do Trabalho, Solidariedade e Segurança Social serão asseguradas pelo Primeiro ministro e Chefe do Governo. O Ministro ocupou as funções durante um ano e sete meses. A acção acontece após o envolvimento do Ministro no processo judicial do cidadão chileno em que o mesmo acompanhado do Presidente da Assembleia Nacional e do Advogado Hamilton Vaz dirigiram a casa da Presidente do Supremo Tribunal de Justiça exigindo a libertação do...

Le jeudi 13 août 2026, les premiers ministres du Niger et de l’Algérie ont lancé officiellement les opérations de forage du puits d’exploration « Kafra Sud‑Est 1 », a annoncé l’agence nigérienne de presse. Menées conjointement par SIPEX et ENAFOR, filiale de Sonatrach, ces opérations se déroulent dans la région d’Agadez et marquent une étape majeure pour la coopération bilatérale et le développement du secteur des hydrocarbures au Niger. Situé à environ 85 km de la frontière algérienne, le site de Kafra occupe une position géologique stratégique dans le nord du pays. Le gisement est distant de 1 400 km de Niamey par la route, à 700 km d’Agadez et à 500 km d’Arlit, la cité minière. Les travaux de forage prévoient d’atteindre des profondeurs pouvant aller jusqu’à 3 900 mètres. Pour tenir les délais, SIPEX Niger a mobilisé d’importants moyens logistiques : l’ensemble des équipements lourds de forage, un...

The National Disaster Risk Management Directorate has completed a draft of the revised National Disaster Risk Management Policy, updating the current framework established in 2009. The update was confirmed during a briefing to the National Council’s Standing Committee on Agriculture, Environment and Natural Resources. According to the Directorate, the policy overhaul aims to strengthen coordination across disaster management structures, upgrade early warning systems, and improve disaster-risk financing mechanisms. The revised framework also focuses on integrating climate change adaptation and disaster-risk reduction directly into development planning while reinforcing preparedness at regional and local government levels. Extensive consultations with key stakeholders, including Regional Councils, are currently at an advanced stage. The Directorate confirmed that final validation of the revised policy is scheduled to take place next month.   Source link

انطلقت مساء اليوم الجمعة في نواكشوط أعمال الدورة الأولى لمنتدى الأعمال الموريتاني الهندي، المنظم تحت شعار: “موريتانيا والهند.. شراكة لاستشراف المستقبل”. ويهدف المنتدى، الذي يشارك فيه عدد من رجال الأعمال والمستثمرين من البلدين، إلى تعزيز العلاقات الاقتصادية والاستثمارية بين موريتانيا والهند، وتوسيع مجالات التعاون والشراكة، واستكشاف فرص جديدة أمام الفاعلين الاقتصاديين، بما يسهم في إقامة […] ظهرت المقالة انطلاق أعمال الدورة الأولى لمنتدى الأعمال الموريتاني الهندي أولاً على الوكالة الموريتانية للأنباء. Source link

…as Boiketlo Ba Basali organises thanksgiving Mass for his survival …while 12-year-old remains traumatised Rethabile Pitso THE Boiketlo Ba Basali Foundation, also known as “A Woman’s Kept Promise”, has vowed to continue supporting ‘Nete Leotlela throughout his recovery after he narrowly survived a vicious dog attack on 6 July. ‘Nete, 12, who was mauled by five German Shepherds at a residence of former Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) Commissioner, Tšoeu Petlane, in Ha Matala, sustaining extensive injuries that included the loss of both ears, returned to Lesotho on Sunday after being temporarily discharged from MediClinic in Bloemfontein, South Africa, where he had been receiving treatment since 7 July. He received a hero’s welcome at the Maseru Bridge, with Boiketlo Ba Basali arranging transport for him and his family from Bloemfontein to Ha Abia, where a thanksgiving Mass was held in his honour before he was taken home. The temporary release was...