Angola and Portugal sign territorial cohesion protocol
Angola and Portugal will sign this Monday, June 12, in Luanda, a cooperation protocol in the field of territorial cohesion, as part of the new […]
Articles by Steven Addamah
Cape Verde to invest 526 thousand euros for this year’s agricultural campaign
The Cape Verdean Ministry of Agriculture and Environment (MAA) will provide 58 million escudos (526 thousand euros) for this year’s agricultural campaign, in which it […]
Portugal and São Tomé analyze reinforcing cooperation in agriculture
The Portuguese Agriculture Minister and her São Tomense counterpart discussed Saturday, in São Tomé, the strengthening of cooperation to ensure a sustainable food system and […]
South Africa ready to host talks between Moscow and Kiev
South Africa said on Thursday it was ready to host peace talks to resolve the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Pretoria having announced last month […]
San Tomean Constitutional Court inoperative after automatic retirement of four judges
Four of the five judges of the Constitutional Court (TC) of Sao Tome left office on Tuesday, after the interpretative law approved by the National […]
Cape Verde police arrest 17 and make seizures in mega operation in Praia
The National Police (PN) of Cape Verde arrested 17 people and seized several objects in another mega operation to combat crime in 21 neighborhoods in […]
Angolan Government admits reduction of IRT to compensate for end of fuel subsidy
The Angolan government is studying the possibility of reducing the Labor Income Tax (IRT) to cope with the withdrawal of the fuel subsidy, whose gradual […]
African Union highlights political maturity of Guineans and peaceful elections
The African Union Election Observation Mission to the legislative elections held Sunday in Guinea-Bissau highlighted Tuesday the political maturity demonstrated by the Guineans and the […]
Nigeria’s banditry epidemic: armed men kill scores of villagers in country’s north
30 people were killed over the weekend by armed men on motorcycles in raids on six villages in Nigeria’s north, a region regularly hit by […]
Fighting rages in Sudan where 180 unidentified bodies have been buried
Artillery fire rocked Khartoum again this weekend as deadly fighting between the army and paramilitaries in Sudan, entering its 8th week, forced volunteers to bury […]