Mozambican government accuses mining companies of falsifying production figures
The Mozambican government has accused mining companies of declaring less production than actual in order to get “very low” taxes, demanding that the sector increase […]
Articles by Geraldine Boechat
TotalEnergies’ mega-project a “disaster” for Uganda, says HRW
TotalEnergies’ oil megaproject in Uganda is a “disaster” for the population, “has devastated the livelihoods of thousands of people” and “will contribute to the global […]
Angola emphasizes investment in means to start building warships
The Angolan President Monday highlighted investments in means and shipyards, to start the construction of warships in the country, also contributing to security and combating […]
Italian President expresses desire to deepen relations with Mozambique
At a time when Mozambique celebrates its 48th anniversary of independence, the President of Italy expressed this Monday, July 10, the desire to deepen relations […]
Angolan Interior ministry opens investigation into phantom payments in parliament
The Interior Ministry wants to investigate alleged irregularities involving phantom salary payments to security staff and protocol bodies of the Angolan Parliament. The National Assembly […]
Portugal and São Tomé highlight success of the five-year mission by Zaire ship
The São Tomense and Portuguese authorities marked the end of the more than five-year mission of the Portuguese vessel NRP Zaire in São Tomé, considered […]
German Radio Station Underlines Documented Links between Terrorist Groups, Polisario-controlled Camps in Algeria
German radio station BR24 devoted a detailed reporting to the presence of terrorist groups in Africa, as well as their Internet propaganda and recruitment methods […]
In war-torn Sudan, Darfur’s Arab tribes could change the game
Arab tribal chiefs from Darfur have launched an appeal to join the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces to confront the Sudanese army led by General Abdelfattah […]
Portugal will strengthen its support in the surveillance of the São Tomense sea
Portugal will replace the patrol ship “Zaire” after a five-year mission in São Tomé to reinforce the surveillance of the São Tomé sea and the […]
FAO provides Senegal close to $250,000 to fight Tsetse flies causing loss of livestock
The UN agency for Food and Agriculture, FAO, has granted Senegal’s Ministry of Livestock and Animal Productions around $250,000 earmarked to help the West African […]