President congratulates African woman

The President of the Republic of Angola, João Lourenço, Friday congratulated the African women for their day marked today, stressing their action in education, support of families and in all dimensions of the fight for the dignity of African societies.

In a message on July 31 (African Women's Day), President João Lourenço said that the date "finds Africa plunged into a difficult struggle against the impetuous advance of Covid-19".

In this scenario, the message continues, the role and contribution of women, both in the front line of health care and within the family, are highlighted.

He stresses that the "fearless" African woman is once again put to the test "in a context where poverty tends to worsen due to the direct and indirect implications of the pandemic that plagues the planet".

Among the implications of the pandemic he pointed out "the abrupt increase in unemployment numbers among their peers, when they are not themselves affected by the instability of employment opportunities".

Finally, João Lourenço salutes women throughout Africa and in particular Angolan women, and reaffirms his confidence in their ability to deal with adversity.

Covid-19: Angola with 79 new positive cases and 35 recoveries

Seventy-nine new cases, one death and thirty five recoveries is the balance reported by the health authorities in the last 24 hours in the country.

The data released by the Secretary of State for Public Health, Franco Mufinda, in the usual update session, the newly infected are residents of the Province of Luanda, aged between three months and seventy four years.

Among the new cases are, according to Franco Mufinda, 28 women.

With the new data, the country has 1,078 positive cases, with 301 recovered, 48 deaths and 729 active (22 seriously  ill patients, 5 in critical condition and one in need of haemodialysis).

First Media professional portfolios ready within 15 days in Angola

Journalists will start receiving the first professional portfolios within fifteen days.

chairperson of Journalists Professional Licence and Ethics Committee (CCE), Luísa Rogério.

Universal Church denies charges in Angola

The board of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God (UCKG) in Angola considered the accusations made by Angolan pastors and bishops to be false.

DETAIL OF THE TEMPLE OF THE UNIVERSAL CHURCH OF KINGDOM OF CHURCH IN LUANDA

The Parliament of Angola approves implementation of revised 2020 State Budget

The National Assembly (AN) approved this Tuesday the revised General State Budget (OGE 2020), with expenditure in the education and health sectors registering an increase in its share.

The revised OGE 2020, which foresees revenues of 13.5 billion kwanzas and expenses of equal value, was approved with 139 votes from MPLA and FNLA, 50 against from UNITA, six abstentions from CASA-CE and one from PRS.

The Minister of Finance, Vera Daves, indicated at the time that this is the possible budget given the country's current financial constraints.

In its explanation of vote, the MPLA said it welcomed the document to allow the Government to continue to implement programs that meet the wishes of Angolans, exemplifying the 1742 projects in progress, under the Integrated Plan of Intervention in Municipalities (PIIM).

According to MP Luísa Damião, this amending budget sends a strong and clear message that it is possible to transform the crisis into an opportunity to improve the quality of public spending.

She pointed out that the revised 2020 SGB pays special attention to the social sector, with particular emphasis on education and health, which has seen its share increase.

She also said that "there is a clear intention to protect families with lower incomes through the Kwenda programme", she said, criticising the opposition for never voting in favour of any OGE.

Covid-19: Angola records one more death and 18 new infections

 The health authorities have registered another death and 18 positive cases in the last 24 hours. Among the newly infected, according to Health Minister Sílvia Lutucuta, who was speaking at the usual press conference on the pandemic update, are six pregnant women.

The patients are between 14 and 69 years old.

With the newly infected, the country has an overall 950 positive cases, with 41 deaths, 242 recovered and 667 active (15 severe, 8 critical and two requiring hemodialysis).

Covid-19: Chinese arrive in Angola to set up laboratories

The Health minister, Sílvia Lutucuta, Monday here announced the arrival of a team of Chinese technicians belonging to BGI company, responsible for the supply and assembly of laboratories in six provinces Angola.

The laboratories will be installed in the provinces of Luanda, Uíge, Lunda Norte and Huambo.

Each laboratory has the capacity to process 1000 analyses daily.

With the acquisition of these laboratories, the country will have high capacity laboratory equipment for testing Covid-19 and other viral diseases, the minister said.

Angola has six Covid-19 testing laboratories installed at the National Institute of Research and Health (INIS), Hospital Central Military, Hospital Esperança, National Institute for the Fight against AIDS, Clínica Girassol and Clínica Luanda Medical Center, all concentrated in the capital of the country, with capacity to process 600 samples/day.

Covid-19: Number of companies seeking economic relief soars in Angola

The number of companies interested in the Angolan government's economic relief program has increased from 184 to 218 in the last 22 days, and it is estimated it could reach 500 by August.

Huíla: Young workers in a factory

WHO says coronavirus by far its worst global health emergency

The new coronavirus pandemic that has infected more than 16 million people is easily the worst global health emergency the World Health Organization (WHO) has faced, its director general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Monday.

Only with strict adherence to health measures, from wearing masks to avoiding crowds, would the world manage to beat it, Tedros added at a virtual news briefing in Geneva.

“Where these measures are followed, cases go down. Where they are not, cases go up,” he said, praising Canada, China, Germany and South Korea for controlling outbreaks.

Resurgences of the coronavirus in various regions, including where nations thought they had controlled the disease, are alarming the world, with deaths nearing 650,000.

WHO emergencies program head Mike Ryan said far more important than definitions of second waves, new peaks and localised clusters, was the need for nations around the world to keep up strict health restrictions such as physical distancing.

“What is clear is pressure on the virus pushes the numbers down. Release that pressure and cases creep back up,” he said, acknowledging, however, that it was virtually impossible for nations to keep borders shut for the foreseeable future.

Tedros emphasised the priority remained saving lives.

“We have to suppress transmission but at the same time we have to identify the vulnerable groups and save lives, keeping the death rates if possible to zero, if not to a minimum,” he said, praising Japan and Australia in that respect.

Source: reuters.com

Compendium for regional and International Legal Instruments for Women and Girls Education

STEM Wahandisi La Femme Webinar on the Compendium for regional and International Legal Instruments for Women and Girls Education.

This is a Compendium of existing legal instruments on inclusive approach towards girls and
women’s education and institutions responsible for the implementation of the right-based and inclusive approach.

Date: 1.08.2020
Time: 3:00 pm EAT

What is the individual contribution of African citizens to Africa's development?

We have just finished our webinar on this outstanding topic: What is the individual contribution of African citizens to Africa's development?

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1st Phase. Introduction to live and generic approach to the theme (Conceptualize and establish a relationship between citizenship and development). 

2nd Phase. Current status of citizenship in Africa and more specifically in Angola.

How can we individually contribute to Africa's development?

3rd Phase. The causes that contribute to the deficient exercise of citizenship in Africa / Angola. To point ways and alternatives to overcome the difficulties that it will cite, outside of a revolution, if possible.

The role of youth in this process, and how it can impact state policy.

4th Phase. How to face the politics of fear?

How to improve the debate between African leaders and citizens?

What can each citizen in their daily lives do to improve these situations?

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Phase 2 - We know that you won the AUCIEFFA (African Union / Center for Girls and Women's Education in Africa - AU / CIEFFA) ideas contest. Can you tell us a little bit about this organization? How to access this institution? And how this type of organization helps to qualify the exercise of citizenship by Africans.

Phase 3 - You are a Peace Ambassador from the global peace chain. Can you tell us about this organization? How to become a member of the organization? How has this organization helped young Africans with regard to qualified action in society?

Phase 4 - We know that African youth find it difficult to discuss social problems as a team. Since you are a media executive, how can alternative media (social networks) help deconstruct this mentality?

Phase 4- You led a campaign recently that collected donations to help vulnerable people in this phase, under the motto “We are stronger than covid-19", after that you won a certificate from Unicef. What is needed to create these campaigns?

Can you teach us how to create a blog?

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Call for applications: NINJA Business Plan Competition in response to COVID-19 for African Startups ($30,000/Company)

JICA's 2020 NINJA Business Plan Competition in response to COVID-19 for African Startups ($30,000/Company)

Application Deadline: 29th July 2020 

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The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), the agency that coordinates official development assistance for the Japanese Government in developing countries, has announced the launch of the NINJA Business Plan Competition for businesses emerging during the COVID-19 outbreak. NINJA is short for Next Innovation with Japan; the project was launched this year.

The NINJA Business Plan Competition will target startups and organizations from 19 African countries (the details are described below). The application is open for startups/organizations in all sectors with a specific focus on emerging businesses in COVID-19-related fields including, but not limited to:

Health: Online healthcare support; disease-testing solutions; medical data sharing and privacy protection solutions; distribution of drugs and medical equipment; IoT, including 3D printers, in the medical field
Disaster management: Geo-tracking during disasters; emergency information dissemination
Business services: Support for remote workers; efficient management/operation of online events
Education sector: Remote learning support
Food and agriculture: Efficient food/commodity distribution technology
Finance: Contactless transactions/payment; lending/insurance services to SMEs and individuals
Logistics: delivery service, urban mobility management
Other: Substituting imported goods with local innovative technology

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Have their head office or a branch in one of the target countries.
Be a profit/non-profit organization registered as an independent legal entity. Proposals from individuals will not be considered.
Have a very strong management team of at least 2 people.
Have innovative product(s) or service(s) in response or adoptable to the Pandemic and post-Pandemic society OR have a feasible business plan to create prototypes.

Call for 2021 Membership: Become part of the Global Young Academy

The GYA is a global organisation that places a high value on its diversity. The GYA encourage applications from all qualified candidates. 

Application Deadline:15 September 2020
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All applicants receive consideration and will not be discriminated against with regard to race, colour, ethnicity, religion, creed, sex, marital status, ancestry, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, physical or mental disabilities, or other factors. GYA especially encourage women and applicants from different minority groups, and from diverse disciplines including the natural, physical and social sciences as well as the arts and humanities and people working in government, industry, and non-governmental sectors to apply. 

Research fields: The call is open to all scholars working in any research-based discipline, including the natural, physical and social sciences, as well as the arts and humanities. 

Excellence: Applicants must be able to demonstrate a high level of excellence in their discipline, ascertained by a proven track record and expected future achievements. Moreover, applicants must demonstrate a clear commitment to making a difference in society. PhD or equivalent is a requirement for applicants.

Impact: The Global Young Academy is committed to a broad range of programmes around the world to support young scholars, promote science to a broad audience, engage in policy debate, and foster international and interdisciplinary collaboration. Applicants should provide evidence of interest or experience in one or more of these areas.

The GYA is an active organisation, and being a member requires a time commitment on each member’s part. In the event that applicants are selected as new GYA members, they should be available to attend the next Annual General Meeting, which is scheduled for 16 – 21 May 2021 in Japan.

Covid-19: Over 2,000 Angolans stranded in Portugal expected back

More than 2,000 Angolans stranded in Portugal will start arriving in the country from 24 July this year aboard TAAG planes, due to covid-19 pandemic, the Transport minister, Ricardo de Abreu announced Wednesday.

Of the 2,100 registered with the Angolan Consular services in Portugal, 1,800 are  based in Lisbon and 300 Oporto city.

TAAG Airlines has flown 3, 750 citizens home, who were stranded abroad, since the coming in force of the State of Emergency last 27 March, with a 14 day flight frequency. 

Also as part of the contingency plan to fight against the Covid-119, TAAG carried this months 760 citizens.  

Speaking at covid-19 daily update briefing, the minister said that the process initially covers those citizens with a valid ticket issued by TAAG, with top priority to patients, the elderly people and those undergoing medical assistance abroad. 

Covid-19: State Secretary assesses campaign hospital in Lunda Norte

The Secretary of State for Hospital Management Leonardo Inocêncio is assessing the implementation works of Campaign Hospital on Thursday in Dundo city, eastern Lunda Norte province.

Campaign hospital in Lunda Norte. 

With capacity for 200 beds, the local health facility was created to accommodate patients infected with Covid-19.

Twenty-four areas have been created to assist patients with mild symptoms, asymptomatic, for intensive care as well as logistics, laboratory and X-Ray rooms. 

Leonardo Inocêncio announced plans for installation of three areas more which include bathing house, doctor's room and administrative room, in coming days. 

He also said that two generators will be needed to ensure the supply of electricity.

 With 812 infections, Angola reports 33 deaths and 226 recovered.

Show in solidarity with visually impaired persons

A folk music was offered Sunday in Luanda during a fundraising solidarity show in favor of the visually impaired people.

The event, jointly sponsored by Public Television of Angola (TPA) and Platina Line, callected funds and essential goods to support the Angolan Blind Association.

The sow brought together Angolan musicians like Baló Januário, Socorro and Tunjila Tuwajokota group.

Banda Movimento and Banda Socorro, also joined the  3-hour-and-half event.

Thousands of viewers, in Angola and abroad,  have watched the show either through the television or social media Youtube.

Angola may become Africa's 4th biggest economy

Angola may become, until 2050, the fourth largest economy in Africa, according to projections from the Institute for Studies and Security (ISS), based in Pretoria, South Africa.

According to ISS report, the country will have, until the aforementioned period, a nominal GDP of USD 994 billion, behind Nigeria, South Africa and Egypt.

The study points out that Angola may surpass Morocco and Algeria, if it overcomes challenges related to good governance, access to quality infrastructure, education and primary health care.

Titled "Scenarios for the future of Angola 2050 beyond oil", the 46-page report presents five sectoral scenarios and predicts that the Angolan economy will grow seven times more than the current USD 140 billion.

Drafted last March, without taking into account the repercussions of Covid-19 on the economy, the report says that Angola is currently the fourth largest low-income economy in Africa, but may, until 2030, surpass Morocco and Algeria in 2040.

According to the document, which makes an integrated assessment of how the various sectors (economy, infrastructure, energy, demography, agriculture and health) may develop until 2050, this growth begins in this decade, with an average annual rate 4.6 percent.

Angolan Ministry of Education assesses distance learning efficiency

Ministry of Education assesses distance learning efficiency

The upgrade of the TV and radio classes in the primary and first cycle (7th to 9th grade) education system were analyzed last Tuesday, in Luanda, at a meeting between the minister of Education, Luísa Grilo, and coordinators of the projects.

Face-to-face classes to resume in July.

During the meeting, which took place in one of the meeting rooms of the Ministry of Education, the secretary of State for General and Pre-school Education, Pacheco Francisco, said that the contingency plan drawn up by the Ministry of Education for occupying children's time at home, with the support of parents and guardians, was successfully completed.

"The TV and radio classes helped the students not to stop in their learning process", he underlined.

"There were seven weeks of classes, this from February to March (beginning of Covid-19), and we had to find some tools to occupy the children's time", he stressed, adding that holidays or educational breaks are good, but when someone leaves doing what is usual (taking classes) loses skills.

The secretary of State made it known that the selection of the 50 teachers who participated in the project was not easy, since some had difficulties in working in classrooms different from the usual one.

Pacheco Francisco also denied rumours circulated on social media that Cuban technicians are advising Angolan teachers in the field of the Portuguese language.

As for the return to face-to-face classes, he said they are working towards creating conditions for bio-safety, not only in schools but also in homes.

Covid-19: Angola announces community transmission. TAAG performs first repatriation flight from Brazil

Angolan health authorities Wednesday in Luanda admitted the country is actually experiencing cases of community spread of the covid-19 in the capital.

According to the authorities, 35 new positive cases of covid-19 have been detected in the country in the last 24 hours, bringing the total to 576 infections.

Apart from that, TAAG is about to perform its first repatriation flight from Brazil. Over 200 angolans will be rescued, on Thursday, 16, 2020.

The probability of having infected people there, are very high!

UN cargo plane carrying aid crash-lands in Somalia

UN cargo plane carrying aid crash-lands in Somalia

Three crew members survive plane crash at Beledweyne Airport in central Somalia.

A United Nations cargo plane carrying humanitarian aid has crashed at Beledweyne Airport in central Somalia, officials said.

Sabrie Ahmed, from the local administration in Beledweyne town in the region of Hiran, told The Associated Press that the plane veered off the runway and crashed onto its belly on Tuesday, leaving thick black smoke visible for miles.

The three crew members survived.

The plane, flying from Djibouti, was delivering food aid for people displaced by heavy rains.

There was no immediate word on what caused the crash.

Ali Jeite Osman, the governor of Hiran region, told reporters that the plane caught fire after the crash.

He added that rescuers could not extinguish it as the airport lacked firefighting equipment.

“The plane crashed just as it landed. We managed to rescue three people before it burst into flames,” a resident in the area told local media, without giving any more details on whether there were other occupants inside the plane or not.

Aviation Safety Network, which monitors aircraft accidents, said in a statement posted on its official Twitter account that the plane was a “Kenyan DHC-8 aircraft [which] crashed and burst into flames at Beledweyne Airport, Somalia. Reportedly everyone on board survived the accident”.

SOURCE: NEWS AGENCIES

Covid-19: Minister reiterates measures to leave Luanda

The Minister of State and Head of the Civil House of the President of the Republic, Adão de Almeida, clarified this Saturday that the exits and entrances to Luanda are only admissible in cases of transport of essential goods and services and humanitarian aid actions.

The Minister of State reiterated the measures contained in the Presidential Decree establishing the Situation of Public Calamity after noting a "less correct interpretation" of these rules aimed at cutting the transmission chain of Covid-19 in the country.

During the session to update the epidemiological situation of Covid-19 in the last 24 hours in the country, he informed that these exceptions, which add the exit and entry of sick people, apply to areas that are under sanitary fence, namely Luanda, and the municipality of Cazengo, Kwanza Norte.

 "Many citizens, with all possible and imaginary pretexts, are causing difficulty for those who are truly covered to circulate in the framework of the exceptions," he regretted, reiterating that even government delegations on duty must conduct tests in advance before leaving these regions.

Regarding home gatherings for parties or similar activities, he said that the new rules do not allow for such gatherings to bring together more than 15 people, under penalty of fines.

Covid-19: SADC wants intensity in mass testing of COVID-19

The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has called on the Member States of the regional bloc to intensify mass testing to identify as many positive cases of covid-19 as possible among the population.

SADC recommends intense mass tests, in a day booked for journalists, in Angola

Congratulations! Sofonie Dala launches her first academic-scientific book. The Geological structure of the Takula field and Prospects for Development and Production of Oil and Gas in Angola

Sofonie Dala is delighted to announce the launch of her first book.

Book title: The Geological structure of the Takula field and Prospects for Development and Production of Oil and Gas in Angola.

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With the aim of helping thousands of international students, particularly Angolans, who study abroad, she decided to publish her thesis as a book in order to ease the lives of those students who have been struggling to find scientific and academic information about Angola in order to write their course work. This book was specially published to assist students taking courses in Mining Geology, Petroleum and Gas engineering and other related field.

The original version of the book is in Russian language and has been translated into multiple languages such as Portuguese, English, Spanish, German, Italian, Polish, Dutch, Finnish, French and other.

The book is available to the public in some online book store and will eventually be offered to all major distributors in the US and Europe. Go and pick up your copy!

A little about the book and the author

The object of this research is the geological structure of the Takula field and the prospects for the development of oil and gas production.

Sofonie Dala is an Angolan mining engineer, media executive and independent scholar, who pursues academic and intellectual activities by developing expertise in different areas of study. In one word she is a jack of all trades. She holds a Master's degree in Geology Oil and Gas and one Postgraduate diploma in Media Management and Leadership.

The lack of sharing information as a problem for the future generation

Writing about Angola presents some major challenges. One of them is the dearth of information. Largely because of war and general inaccessibility, there is a lack of information on such basic measures as economic performance, population, and socioeconomic conditions.

People Fear Losing Power. These behaviors have resulted in poor systematic ways of sharing information arising out of research within and among universities.
These challenges have contributed to long delays in the submission of student's final course monograph submission; in admission to PhD programs, approval of proposals, and examination of theses. Unfortunately, this tabu has been transmitted from generation to generation.

The same problem can be seen among employees in the company.Employees may be afraid that if they share their skills and knowledge, someone may take over their tasks and the employee will be replaced. 

We are living in the information age. In the 21st century, thanks to the Internet, information is easy to share with our friends, neighbors, and perfect strangers.
Everyone knows that sharing information makes others’ jobs easier. You know something essential for your business and sharing it with another person means that they now know something essential for their business. Progress stands on the shoulders of giants.

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My hard work has been recognized internationally and an article about my intelligence  was published in Diaspora Network Television (DNT) -  a TV channel with an aim of fostering mutual understanding between Ghana and her diaspora for the purpose of collaborating for national development.

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Covid-19:ASSOCIAÇÃO DO ENSINO PRIVADO EM ANGOLA CONSIDERA ANULAÇÃO DO ANO LECTIVO

ASSOCIAÇÃO DO ENSINO PRIVADO CONSIDERA ANULAÇÃO DO ANO LECTIVO

O presidente da Associação Nacional do Ensino Privado (ANEP) considerou hoje, tecnicamente anulado o ano letivo de 2020, mas falta "coragem política" ao Estado para assim declarar.

António Pacavira disse, em declarações à agência Lusa, que se as aulas começarem em setembro, como defendem alguns, seriam apenas 84 dias letivos, o que diminuiria para menos de 70 dias, até dezembro, se arrancassem ainda depois de setembro, o que “tecnicamente é um ano perdido”.

Segundo o presidente da ANEP, não se pode olhar para a situação a curto prazo, ou seja, apenas para o ano letivo 2020, porque o período de matrículas para o ano seguinte decorre entre dezembro e janeiro, faltando apenas seis meses.

“Como o critério em Angola para definir a pandemia é quantitativo, é pelo número de casos, e não qualitativo, infelizmente, vamos continuar afetados, o gráfico vai crescer e então corremos o risco de perder dois anos letivos em oito meses”, referiu.

“Não será que os pais deveriam também pressionar o Governo para encontrar um plano B, com aulas fora da escola, como está a acontecer no contexto mundial”, disse.

O ano letivo em Angola inicia em fevereiro e termina em dezembro, mas desde março passado, que as aulas estão suspensas no país, porque registou o primeiro caso positivo de covid-19.

Sofonie Dala is in the preparation of her first academic scientific book launch. The book is about to get published internationally

 The Engineer Sofonie Dala is preparing for release of her first Academic Scientific Book. You are invited to attend this event as we celebrate the release of this outstanding book.

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