La Commission Panafricaine des Leaders pour les Droits de l'Homme, de la Femme et d'Enfant (AfrikLead) a tenu sa première Assemblée Générale le 20 et 21 Septembre 2024 à Dakar, la capitale du Sénégal. Cette rencontre panafricaine, organisée par la Coalition Nationale Pour l'Education Pour Tous du Sénégal (CNEPT) avait pour Thème : « la protection et la promotion des droits de l'homme de la femme et de l'enfant en Afrique ». Ainsi conformément au préambule des Statuts de la Commission (...) - SOCIETE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

À l'initiative de S.E. Madame Sustjie Mbumba, Première Dame de la République de Namibie, et Présidente en exercice de l'organisation des Premières Dames d'Afrique pour le Développement (OPDAD), le prestigieux restaurant «Le Daniel Boulud» a été le cadre d'un dîner de haut niveau ce 22 septembre à19h, réunissant plusieurs Premières Dames africaines, dont Zita Oligui Nguema, Première Dame du Gabon. Cet événement, sous la thématique "Autonomiser l'avenir de l'Afrique grâce à l'éducation : (...) - COOPERATION / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

The Indian PM told the UN General Assembly that reforming global institutions is essential for maintaining relevance Read Full Article at RT.com

Those calling for diplomatic solutions to conflicts are being stigmatized and attacked, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto has said Read Full Article at RT.com

In an effort to enhance and drive the digital agenda, Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA) has disclosed plans to construct an ICT laboratory in every constituency by December,2024, under the Connect a School Project. MACRA Director General, Daud Suleman, said during an interview that the institution will facilitate construction of the smart ICT laboratories in […] The post Digitizing everyone: MACRA’s Connect-a-School Project constructing ICT labs in all constituencies appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Executive director for Malawi National Association of the Deaf (MANAD) Byson Chimenya said the commemoration of 2024 International Week of Deaf People has been postponed due to the absence of the Minister of Gender, Disability and Elderly Affairs. In an interview with Malawi News Agency Chimenya said the country will be missing on the world […] The post Malawi fails to celebrate International Week of Deaf people because Hon. Minister is in USA for UNGA appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Indigenous contractors under Malawi Building, Civil Engineering and Allied Trade Association (Mabcata) say they will vacate an injunction Roads Fund Administration (RFA) has obtained stopping its members from taking over tollgates to recover their dues. The contractors planned to take over the running of Chingeni Toll Plaza in Ntcheu and Kalinyeke Toll Gate in Dedza […] The post Contractors moves to vacate RFA injunction: “Our business are paralyzed, give us our money.” appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Tensions have escalated within the Nzika Coalition party, resulting in the dismissal of several key officials. The party leader, Christopher Mike Chiomba, has confirmed that these actions were taken due to internal conflicts and disagreements that were causing divisions within the party. Reports suggest that Chiomba and his deputy, Kawerama Sonjo, clashed over the idea […] The post Disagreements erupt within Nzika Coalition, leading to dismissals of some officials appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

This is what Minister of Justice Guðrún Hafsteinsdóttir says, but she met with Nordic justice ministers in Sweden last Friday. The main issue on the agenda was organized crime in the countries.

[New Times] A 53 -- year-old healthy man, who had a mild Covid infection a year ago, experienced sudden discomfort one morning. After arriving at the hospital, he was suspected of having coronary artery blockages. While undergoing angiography, he suffered a cardiac arrest and died unexpectedly. He had no prior risk factors for heart disease.

[New Times] Irembo, in partnership with the City of Kigali, the Rwanda National Identification Agency (NIDA), Digital Ambassadors by Rwanda Information Society Authority (RISA), and representatives from the Ministry of Sports and the Ministry of Local Government participated in the Kigali Car-Free Day on Sunday, September 22.

[ANGOP] Benguela -- The Government of the United States of America, through its Power Africa initiative, is organizing this Wednesday, a conference on the Coordination of Support to the Lobito Corridor, to be held in that railroad city.

An Egyptian warship has off-loaded a second major cache of weaponry to Somalia, including anti-aircraft guns and artillery, port and military officials said on Monday. Observers say the move is likely to stoke further friction between the two countries and Ethiopia.

NAIROBI, Kenya (HOL) — A Somali national, Mohamed Liban Aden, was charged in Nairobi for illegally being in Kenya and possessing an offensive weapon, with authorities linking him to a string of violent robberies in the Eastleigh area.

Mogadishu (HOL) — Twenty-six Somali Security Forces (SSF) officers and the African Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS) completed a five-day training last week to improve the coordination and effectiveness of joint military operations against Al-Shabaab.

[Premium Times] The Federal lawmakers went on two months recess in July.

[New Zimbabwe] THE US ambassador to Zimbabwe Pamela Tremont says her government will continue supporting Zimbabwe ensuring there are strong democratic institutions.

[New Zimbabwe] Citizens Coalition for Change interim leader Jameson Timba and 64 of his supporters will remain in jail after Magistrate Collet Ncube denied them bail.

Jessica, not her real name, said she was pushed against a wall by the Egyptian billionaire and sexually assaulted when she was 22 in 2008 but bosses failed to investigate properly.

A tycoon is selling her iconic Highland castle for £5milllion because the rural area is 'not ready' for it to have a transgender owner, she claimed last night.

Guillermo Sohnlein told a Coast Guard panel Monday that he could only say that the crash that killed five people 'was not supposed to happen.'

Lebanese officials said the attacks from south of the border marked the country's deadliest day since the 2006 Israeli-Hezbollah war

'Multiple' complaints have been made about flat tyres caused when pulling up outside Creeting St Mary Church of England Primary School in Suffolk at drop-off and pick-up times.

«All related services are working to address the aftermath of the incident,» the regional administration head noted

According to the report, IDF artillery struck additional targets in the area of Ayta ash-Shab and Ramyeh in southern Lebanon

Kiev should accept the “temporary” loss of some territory as its conditions for victory are impossible, Czech President Petr Pavel has said Read Full Article at RT.com

The US is sending a “small number” of additional troops to the Middle East after Israel launched a military operation against Hezbollah Read Full Article at RT.com

The former president meandered through a range of topics during a Monday rally, and sought to shore up support in a part of the electorate that largely backs Vice President Harris. 

Apty Alaudinov pointed out that the foreigners are carrying out, among other things, raids

According to the country's Security Minister Mahamadou Sana, these people recently paid terrorist groups to attack the presidential palace of Koulouba

In recent days, Ukrainian militants have been trying to stabilize the situation in the Kharkov region, military expert Andrey Marochko said

According to the report, the airstrike targeted a residential building in Khan Yunis

The UN Human Rights Office in Palestine reported that Israel attacked at least three schools in the past three days, two in Gaza City and one in the Nuseirat refugee camp

The US is sending a “small number” of additional troops to the Middle East after Israel launched a military operation against Hezbollah Read Full Article at RT.com

En Polynésie française, la natalité a diminué de moitié entre 1992 et 2022, selon le dernier recensement de l'Institut de la statistique de la Polynésie française (ISPF, février 2024). Plusieurs écoles de Tahiti sont dû fermer des classes à cause de cette chute de natalité. Pour tenter d'y remédier, des pistes de réflexion sont évoquées par les maires, et notamment le président du syndicat pour la promotion des communes, comme l'augmentation des allocations familiales ou encore la distribution de Viagra.