February 11
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Country Facing Major Public Health Challenge - Health Official
ANGOP
Angola is facing a major public health challenge following the increase of communicable and non-communicable diseases, with emphasis to chronic degenerative diseases and... Read more »
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Lighting of 'Flame of Peace' to Herald Orange CAN 2012 Final Match
CAF
The final match of the 2012 Orange Africa Cup of Nations between Cote d'Ivoire and Zambia scheduled for Sunday, February 12 at the Stade de l'amitie will be heralded by the... Read more »
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Tax Reform Introduces Changes to Industrial Taxing
ANGOP
The chairman of Deloitte in Angola, Rui Santos Silva, said on Thursday in Luanda that the tax reform underway in the country is introducing various alterations to the industrial... Read more »
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ANGOP
The Vice president of the Republic of Angola, Fernando da Piedade Dias dos Santos, heads on Saturday, February 11, to Vietnam, for a working visit at the invitation of his local... Read more »
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Diplomat Stresses Importance of Ombudsman in Protecting Citizen Rights
ANGOP
The chargé d'affaires of the United Kingdom's embassy in Angola, Andrew Bowes, Friday in Luanda, highlighted the importance of the Ombudsman in protecting the rights,... Read more »
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Ombudsman Presents Citizen's Guide
ANGOP
Angolan Ombudsman, Paulo Tjipilica, presented Friday in Luanda the Citizen's Guide, a tool designed to clarify the role played by Ombudsman in protection of the rights, freedom and... Read more »
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National Civil Protection Director Works in Cabinda
ANGOP
The national director of Fire and Civil Protection, Commissioner António Vicente Gimbe is in Cabinda since Thursday for a working visit in the ambit of the launch of the... Read more »
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State Secretary Pleased With Water Coverage Level
ANGOP
The State secretary for Water, Luís Filipe da Silva, said to be happy with the covering degree of water supply to the population resident in Golungo Alto district, northern... Read more »
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MPLA, Frelimo Sign Parliamentary Cooperation Deal
ANGOP
A Parliamentary cooperation agreement between the parliamentary groups of the ruling parties in Angola and Mozambique, respectively MPLA and Frelimo was signed Friday in Luanda at... Read more »
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Singer Urbanito Filho Releases CD on February 12
ANGOP
The Angolan musician Urbanito Filho, artist name Osvaldo Urbano de Castro, will sign autographs on Sunday February 12 at Viana Youth place in Luanda, the re-edition of his first... Read more »
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Over 4,000 Seats Available for Carnival Parade
ANGOP
The executive coordinator of the Provincial Commission of Luanda carnival, Manuel Sebastião, said in Luanda, that the New Marginal will have 4,600 seats for people to attend... Read more »
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MPLA President Calls for Greater Comprehension
ANGOP
The president of the ruling MPLA party, José Eduardo dos Santos, Friday in Luanda colled on the Angolan people to have a real comprehension of what is being done towards... Read more »
February 10
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Chipolopolo Make Emotional Visit to Soccer Crash Site
CAF
The 2012 Orange Africa Cup of Nations finalists, Zambia led by the country's football association president, Kalusha Bwalya visited the site of the tragic air-crash that killed the... Read more »
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Boko Haram Fallout - Fuel Smuggling
RNW Africa
When Nigeria closed its border with Cameroon following a series of deadly attacks by the Islamist sect Boko Haram, fuel smugglers continued to develop crafty ways to transport... Read more »
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Opposition Leader Goes Back on Trial
RNW Africa
The trial against Rwandan opposition politician, Victoire Ingabire (UDF), will start again this month in Kigali, Rwanda's capital. While the international press seems to have... Read more »
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U.S. Citizens Involved in Nightclub Incident [press conference]
State Department
An excerpt from the daily press briefing at the United States Department of State by Victoria Nuland, spokesperson: Read more »
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Over 29.000 Citizens Registered to Vote in Current Update Stage
ANGOP
A total of 29.725 citizens registered to vote in the coming general elections, in the northern Uige Province, data that cover the period that goes from 05 January to 7 February... Read more »
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New Times
The National University of Rwanda (NUR) has moved up ten places in the latest 'Webometrics Ranking of World Universities' that is largely based on global performance and visibility... Read more »
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Is the DRC Slowly Falling Into the Trusteeship of the UN? [opinion]
Fahamu
The United Nations Organisation Stabilisation Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO) has a less than glowing image in the DRC, but there is no sign in sight of... Read more »
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How to Lead Opposition to President Nguema [analysis]
Fahamu
President Obiang's major pre-occupation is enjoying the oil wealth of his country together with members of his family and cronies. And the country's opposition makes sure nobody... Read more »
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What Do We Learn From the Ping-Zuma Stalemate? [opinion]
Fahamu
The 18th ordinary session of the African Union Summit was marked by the failure of African leaders to elect a new chairperson of the African Union Commission. Behind the scenes,... Read more »
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Over 50 Cases of Leprosy Reported in 2011
New Times
52 cases of leprosy were reported in 2011, one less than those documented in 2010. Read more »
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Mugesera to Foot Own Bill If He Hires Foreign Lawyers
New Times
Léon Mugesera will have to dig into his own pockets if he is to have Canadian lawyers of his choice. Read more »
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Regional Police Cooperation Will Help Curb Crime [editorial]
New Times
This week, regional police chiefs met in Kigali to discuss effective ways of combating crime. Read more »
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Matias Damásio Unscathed From Car Accident
ANGOP
Angolan singer Matias Damásio was unscathed on Friday in Luanda from a car accident at Samba-Benfica road, Angop learnt. Read more »
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