diplomacy&development

The EU reiterates its support for the territorial integrity and sovereignty of all countries in the region and strongly condemns any support to local or foreign armed groups. The EU commends the resolute African-led initiatives to address the root causes of the conflict in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The EU reaffirms its full support to the Luanda and Nairobi processes and calls on all parties to rapidly implement the decisions taken within their frame. The EU welcomes the political commitment of the Heads of State of the East African Community (EAC) and of Angola, and in particular, the leadership of former President Uhuru Kenyatta, President William Ruto of Kenya, President Joao Lourenço of Angola and President Evariste Ndayishimiye of Burundi, chair of the EAC.  The EU joins them in calling on all actors to intensify their efforts for peaceful conflict resolution and to uphold commitments already made. The EU reiterates its support for the territorial integri

Ont pris part à cette réunion, quelques Ministres sectoriels, les représentants de différentes organisations, et quelques membres du cabinet du Premier Ministre. Le Premier Ministre, Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde Kyenge, a réuni autour de lui, ce jeudi 29 décembre 2022 à la Primature, les représentants de toutes les commissions  chargées de l’organisation de la visite du pape François qui aura lieu du 31 janvier au 02 février 2023. Il était question, pour le chef du gouvernement, de passer en revue les questions liées à l’organisation de cette visite papale.  Au sortir de cette réunion, le Ministre de la Communication et Médias, porte-parole du Gouvernement, Patrick Muyaya, a expliqué à la presse le sens de cette rencontre. » vous avez suivi le compte-rendu du Conseil des Ministres hier. Le Premier Ministre, dans son complément d’information à la communication du Président de la République, est revenu à nouveau sur la visite que nous attendons du Souverain pontife prévue donc du 31 janvier

The unusually heavy rainfall and resulting flooding in mid-August affected more than 4.4 million people across the country. The United States, through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), is providing $5 million in additional humanitarian assistance to support people affected by unprecedented flooding in Nigeria. Today’s announcement builds on USAID’s initial support of $1 million in life-saving aid provided following the devastating floods. The unusually heavy rainfall and resulting flooding in mid-August affected more than 4.4 million people across the country. The floods displaced at least 2.4 million people, destroyed hundreds of thousands of homes, and damaged more than 1.6 million acres of farmland. More than 660 people lost their lives. With this new funding, USAID partners will reach more than 225,000 people in seven highly affected states with critical aid, including emergency shelter, water and sanitation to protect against water borne diseases, hygiene kits

This very public proclamation was made amid a seemingly endless stream of calls by Western voices and environmental activists to halt in Africa to support global zero-emission goals. By NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman, African Energy Chamber. It didn’t surprise me when TGS, the Norwegian seismic data company, announced last May that it would work with National Oil Company of Liberia (NOCAL) to reprocess more than 5,100 square kilometers of 3D seismic data captured in the offshore Liberian basin. After all, the company has a 20-plus year history working in west Africa. TGS has helped countries strengthen their petroleum laws and supported authorities’ efforts to promote licensing rounds and farm-outs. But the comments from one TGS leader struck me. In a simple sentence, the remarks from Executive Vice-President, Eastern Hemisphere Will Ashby, expressed both pride in the company’s African involvement and the company’s steadfast promise to continuing their work on the continent.    “TGS has b

  Sénatrice, Dr. Rasha Kelej et les Premières Dames Africaines lors de la 9ème édition de Merck Foundation  Africa Asia Luminary 2022 Plus de 10 000 participants de 70 pays anglophones, francophones, hispanophones et lusophones, ont assisté au Luminaire via un modèle hybride. Regardez l'aperçu de la 9e édition hybride de 2 jours de la Merck Foundation ( www.Merck-Foundation.com ) Africa Asia Luminary 2022 ici : ( https://bit.ly/3vklqwZ ); Prof. Dr. Frank Stangenberg-Haverkamp, la Sénatrice Dr. Rasha Kelej et les Premières Dames Africaines du Botswana, du Burundi, de la République Démocratique du Congo, de la Gambie, du Ghana, du Libéria, du Malawi, du Mozambique, de la Namibie, de la Sierra Leone, de l'Angola et de la République Centrafricaine inaugurent le 9ème Édition de Merck Foundation Africa Asia Luminary 2022; Les Premières Dames Africaines marque la Journée Mondiale du Diabète et le 5ème Anniversaire de la Fondation Merck en partageant l'impact de leur programmes de

Senator, Dr. Rasha Kelej and African First Ladies during  Merck Foundation Africa Asia Luminary 2022 More than 10,000 participants including healthcare providers, policymakers, researchers, academia and media representatives from 70 English, French, Spanish and Portuguese speaking countries attended the hybrid Luminary. Watch the overview of the 2-day Hybrid 9th Edition of the Merck Foundation ( www.Merck-Foundation.com ) Africa Asia Luminary 2022 here ( https://bit.ly/3vklqwZ ); Prof. Dr. Frank Stangenberg-Haverkamp, Senator Dr. Rasha Kelej and African First Ladies of Botswana, Burundi, Democratic Republic of Congo, The Gambia,  Ghana, Liberia, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Sierra Leone, Angola and Central Africa Inaugurate 9th Edition of Merck Foundation Africa Asia Luminary 2022; African First Ladies marked together the 5th Anniversary of Merck Foundation and 10 year journey of their development programs by sharing the impact of their partnership programs with Merck Foundation to bui

They’re bringing private capital, experience, and know-how to the continent. By NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman, African Energy Chamber. In late 2019, Africa Oil Corp. President and CEO Keith Hill told Petroleum Economist that, given Africa’s unproven oil and gas basins, the continent was probably “the greatest frontier,” with outstanding opportunities for exploration, production, and development companies, including independents. Three years later, Hill remains bullish about Africa, and Canada-headquartered Africa Oil Corp. is driving oil and gas exploration here. The company is part of a growing trend we’re seeing: independent oil and gas companies that recognize the tremendous promise of our underexplored continent and are finding ways to thrive here — and make a positive impact. I’m extremely optimistic about independents like Africa Oil Corp and BW Energy, which are building on their successful track records in exploration and production, and Perenco, which is building Africa’s natura

Elles apportent des capitaux privés, de l'expérience et du savoir-faire sur le continent. Par NJ Ayuk, Président exécutif, Chambre africaine de l'énergie. À la fin de l'année 2019, le président et le directeur général d'Africa Oil Corp. Keith Hill, président et directeur général, a déclaré à Petroleum Economist que, compte tenu des bassins pétroliers et gaziers non éprouvés de l'Afrique, le continent était probablement « la plus grande frontière », avec des opportunités exceptionnelles pour les entreprises d'exploration, de production et de développement, y compris les indépendants. Trois ans plus tard, M. Hill reste optimiste à l'égard de l'Afrique, et Africa Oil Corp., dont le siège social est au Canada, y mène des activités d'exploration pétrolière et gazière. L'entreprise fait partie d'une tendance croissante que nous observons : des entreprises pétrolières et gazières indépendantes qui reconnaissent l'énorme promesse de notre contine