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Friday 15 May 2020

Covid-19: Militar mata adolescente por não usar máscara

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A polícia angolana tem sido acusada de uso excessivo de força durante o estado de emergência, que Angola cumpre desde 27 de março, para conter a pandemia de covid-19.

Por seu lado, as autoridades policiais têm reportado atos de desobediência e mesmo agressões físicas dos cidadãos aos agentes.




Um adolescente foi morto por um soldado das Forças Armadas Angolanas (FAA), por alegadamente se insurgir contra o uso de máscara, anunciou hoje o Ministério do Interior (Minint) angolano.


Segundo um comunicado da delegação provincial do Minint da Lunda Norte, o homicídio ocorreu hoje pelas 10:00 no bairro Domingos Vaz, na comuna do Iongo, município de Xá-Muteba.


O rapaz de 17 anos foi baleado por, alegadamente, se insurgir contra o soldado durante uma ação de sensibilização para o uso de máscaras, como medida preventiva contra a pandemia provocada pelo novo coronavírus.


Em retaliação, a esquadra local foi vandalizada pela população, que queimou “alguns meios que lá se encontravam”, acrescentou o Minint.

O autor do disparo, um soldado das FAA pertencente à 75.ª Brigada de Infantaria do Luzamba, “já se encontra a contas com a justiça”, adiantou a nota.


Nos últimos dias, dois jovens foram mortos pela polícia angolana em tentativas de dispersão de aglomerações.

Na quinta-feira, um jovem de 14 anos foi vítima de um disparo da polícia, quando dispersava populares na praia das Tombas, em Benguela.


No sábado, um outro jovem, de 21 anos, morreu na sequência de disparos efetuados por efetivos policiais, para dispersar um ajuntamento de pessoas na zona do Rocha Pinto, em Luanda.


De acordo com a polícia, os cidadãos “partiram para agressão contra as forças da ordem, arremessando paus, pedras e garrafas”, mas familiares do jovem alegam ter sido morto porque não estava a usar máscara.


Call for Applications Africa 21 "2020 Media and Journalism days in Africa” - Geneva, Switzerland (Fully Funded)

Don't miss this opportunity. 


Call for Applications Africa 21 "2020 Media and Journalism days in Africa” - Geneva, Switzerland (Fully Funded)

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Application Deadline: May 20th 2020 https://bit.ly/2xHoqt0
The Media and Journalism Days in Africa is a project led by Africa 21 and its partners aimed at annually convening journalists from the African continent, alongside experts from international Geneva and around the world, to review, exchange and debate on a selected theme related to the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
The first edition took place in 2019 on the theme of climate change with journalists from French-speaking Africa, with a follow up edition in 2020 covering the same theme with journalists from English-speaking Africa. Our objectives are two-fold. The event will strengthen the skills of journalists invited on this topic, offering participating journalists the opportunity to share their realities with the public and international experts. In addition, the event will integrate the Network of African journalists specializing in sustainable development and climate change, in order to create a strong link between international Geneva and the African media.

Objectives
Raise awareness among African media on the 2030 Agenda, international Geneva and environmental and climate issues so that these subjects are adequately followed in the participating media;
Renew the appeal of international Geneva to the English-speaking African media by establishing a connection between African journalists and organizations in international Geneva;
Highlight to international Geneva, the realities, challenges and opportunities facing African Journalists, with a particular focus on the realities facing the participating Journalists
Benefits
Africa 21 and partners cover all travel related and subsistence costs for Journalists attending the MJDA in Geneva, this includes travel allowance, flight ticket, on-site transport, hotel and allowances for food costs on site.

Best of luck! ←😍

Are you unemployed? This is your chance to get a job. Paid internship opportunities for students.

The World Bank Group Vice Presidency Legal Internship Program 2020 for highly-motivated law students

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Application Deadline: May 31st 2020 https://bit.ly/2T1Nmmp
The World Bank Legal Vice Presidency (“LEGVPU”) offers highly-motivated law students an opportunity to be exposed to the mission and work of the World Bank and that of LEGVPU. The World Bank Legal Internship Program allows individuals to bring new perspectives, innovative ideas, and latest research experiences into the World Bank’s daily operations and improve their legal skills while working in a multicultural environment.

Requirements
Do you hold citizenship of any IBRD member state?
Are you currently enrolled in an LLB, JD, LLM, SJD, PhD, or equivalent program?
Do you have an excellent command of the English language?
Application period will commence on May 1 and end on May 31 (Proposed internship period is for 10-12 weeks, typically between September and November, depending on prevailing needs).
This is an excellent opportunity for students looking to gain professional experiences at the World Bank in the form of externships during the academic year while enrolled in a full-time law program or for those enrolled in part-time and/or evening law programs.

Photographers: Opportunities for Africans. Oportunidades para os Africanos! $5,000 USD cash award

Are you a good photographer? Apply now!
Se você é um bom fotógrafo, não perca esta grande oportunidade.

Photography 4 Humanity Global Prize 2020 for photographers around the world – $5,000 USD cash award



Application Deadline:August 31, 2020 https://bit.ly/3dwt3FE
The Photography 4 Humanity Global Prize jury is looking for compelling, dynamic and impactful images that tell the story of the challenges facing those people living in human rights crisis zones as well as photos of hope that depict the heroes working to deliver solutions to the difficult realities in their regions.
The Prize
The Global Prize Recipient will receive $5,000 USD
The Global Prize Recipient and Top 10 Finalists’ photographs will be exhibited at the United Nations Headquarters in NYC and Fotografiska New York

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Coronavirus: UNICEF is looking for your idea. If you are a young African, please apply for this.



Call for Ideas: UNICEF Covid-19 Innovation Challenge 2020 for young Africans


Challenges and Calls — UN Innovation Network

Application Deadline: June 13th 2020 https://bit.ly/3dNdw4v
COVID-19 is impacting us all as we deal with the new normal of social distancing and lockdowns. Misinformation and fake news amplify our fears. Hard realities like loss of income, job insecurity, stalled education, food shortages and lack of cleanwater, force us to explore unique ways to cope. While we cannot always prevent such impacts, we can be better prepared.

Requirements
Anyone over the age of 14 who identifies as Youth
Rewards
Get certified in design thinking as you develop products, services and solutions to the challenges faced by people in your community like misinformation & trust, depression, income insecurity and stalled learning.
Everyone who finishes this challenge will receive a certificate of participation from UNICEF, acknowledging your positive contribution in the fight against this pandemic.

We wish you good luck!!! 

Women: Opportunity for Africans. If you are a powerful woman. This opportunity is for you

Grandes oportunidades para mulheres africanas. Não perca, aplique já!

UNECA/Standard Bank Group African Women Leadership Fund Initiative 2020 for African Women Fund Managers




Application Deadline: June 30th 2020 https://bit.ly/2WxxMky

The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) and Standard Bank Group are calling on women fund managers across Africa to apply to join the African Women Leadership Fund initiative (AWLF), an innovative impact fund that will provide capital and expertise to successful candidates.

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The AWLF Initiative has been established with the aim of uplifting female-owned and managed asset management firms and providing a defined economic stimulus to achieve sustainable economic growth in Africa. The fund, the first of its kind, aims to raise up to $1 billion over 10 years (€910 million or R19 billion) for women fund managers, who in turn will invest in high-impact businesses and projects across the continent, thus driving entrepreneurship.

Requirements

Under this first phase of the AWLF Initiative’s implementation, funding will be allocated to asset managers across North, East, Southern and West Africa. Allocations will be made with a view to achieving the best possible regional and geographic diversification.

Applicants must be female, reside in Africa or be willing to relocate to Africa, and need to have proven fund- or asset-management experience. They will be subject to an investment and operational due-diligence process that will need to be completed by the end of August 2020, with the first phase of the fund becoming fully operational in the fourth quarter of this year.
The second phase of the fund’s launch will be announced at a later stage and investments will be made into women-owned or women-managed private equity funds. The third phase will target first-time women fund managers through an Emerging Manager Seed Capital Programme.

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Malaria: In Angola malaria kills more than two thousand people in less than 92 days.


More than two thousand people died in Angola from malaria. 



According to the Ministry of Health, from January to March this year, there was an increase in 467 deaths compared to the same period in 2019.

Data from the Ministry of Health shows that more than two million cases of malaria were diagnosed, it means 190 thousand cases more than in the same period last year.

In order "to prevent the spread of the disease during this period of coronavirus, sanitary authorities advise on the use of insecticide-treated nets and indoor residual spraying". 




A strategic plan to avoid the spread of malaria is being adopted. 



 
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