Addis Ababa: Former militants from the Tigray region have expressed optimism that rehabilitation training will enable them to contribute to the country’s development and peace efforts following the endeavors to reintegrate them into society.
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Ouagadougou: Former Minister of Industry, Harouna Kaboré, has called for the labeling of “A’DIAA” tomato concentrate. Known for his instrumental role in the labeling of Faso Dan Fani and Koko Dunda loincloths, as well as the Saponé hat and shea butter…
Ouagadougou: This Monday’s newspaper reports focused on two significant events in Burkina Faso-the inauguration of a new tomato factory in Bobo-Dioulasso and the official visit of the Russian Deputy Prime Minister.
According to Burkina Information Ag…
Ouagadougou: The very first Chairwoman of the Board of Directors (PCA) of the Burkina Information Agency (AIB), Ms. Batouré Lamizana, on Monday invited the agency to promote the voice of Burkina Faso internationally, by highlighting the country’s stru…
Addis Ababa: The Forest Stewardship Council certification ensures the future aspects of sustainable forest management for timber, non-timber products and associated forest products in supply chains, according to the Ethiopian Forestry Development. Tod…
Luanda: Luanda is set to host an Angola-Rwanda-DRC Tripartite Summit on the 15th of this month, as part of the ongoing efforts to find a lasting solution to the armed conflict in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The initiative is spearhea…
Luanda: A cruise ship named ‘Norwegian Sky’ docked at the Port of Luanda, bringing 1,936 tourists from numerous countries for a brief nine-hour visit. These visitors hail from diverse nations, including Germany, Canada, the United Kingdom, Italy, Port…
Namibe: Some 122,000 tonnes of fish were caught between January and November this year in the province of Namibe, an increase of 33,000 tonnes compared to the same period last year. The information was given to Angop by the director of the provincial …
LUANDA: President Joe Biden arrived in Luanda on Monday afternoon for a three-day state visit, aimed at consolidating the strategic partnership between the United States and Angola. The President’s official aircraft, ‘Air Force One’, touched down at F…
Luanda: Joseph Robinette Biden Jr., the 46th President of the United States, became the first U.S. head of state to visit Angola as of this Monday. Known widely as Joe Biden, his visit marks a significant moment in U.S.-Angola relations.
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