Wednesday, 19 August 2020
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SADC highlights members efforts against Covid-19
The outgoing president of SADC, Tanzanian John Magufuli, highlighted the efforts of member countries of the organization in the combat to Covid19, actions that have allowed to reduce the impact of the disease in the region.
In a note sent last Sunday to ANGOP, on the occasion of August 17th, SADC foundation date, the president of the United Republic of Tanzania sent condolences to everyone that lost relatives as victims of the coronavirus and also wished quick recovery to all current ills.
According to the official, SADC member states took the necessary measures to combat Covid-19 and through these joint efforts it was possible to reduce the impact of the pandemic in the region.
To him, the strategies adopted by the SADC member states to curb Covid-19 have allowed countries in the region to continue implementing their regional programmes and projects.
He stated that the SADC countries still continue to implement the Strategic Indicative Regional Development Plan (RISDP), whose validity expires this year, at the same time that they start to formulate the new programme for the next 30 years.
He called on SADC member states to continue to work together not only to overcome the impacts of Covid-19, but also to prepare for the post-pandemic scenario.
On the other hand, he highlighted the role of the member countries’ presidents that are founders of SADC for the historic initiative to form the organization, with the aim of serving as a vanguard to the aspirations for freedom, unity and solidarity of the peoples and governments of the region.
He also honoured the deceased founding presidents of the organization for their commitment to the SADC cause.
John Magufuli assumed the presidency of SADC on August 17, 2019.
The 17th of August commemorates the anniversary of the Southern African Development Community (SADC), established in 1992, succeeding the Southern African Coordination Conference, as a result of changes in the political and social framework of the region.
SADC comprises Angola, South Africa, Botswana, DRC, Comoros, eSwatini, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Seychelles, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
SADC approves 2050 Vision and development plan
The Heads of State and Government of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) approved Monday the organization's 2050 Vision, which is based on the solid foundation of peace, security, and democratic governance.
PRESIDENT OF THE REPรBLIC, JOรO LOURENรO
Covid-19: Angola reports 31 new infections, two deaths, 35 recoveries
At least 31 new positive cases of covid-19 have been detected in Angola in the last 24 hours, bringing the total to number of infections to 1.966.
The information was released Tuesday evening in Luanda by the secretary of State for Public Health, Franco Mufinda, who said in the period in respect Angola reported two deaths and 35 recoveries.
Speaking to journalists during the usual covid-19 update briefing, Franco Mufinda said the new patients have ages between one and 78 years, including 24 females.
With the new figures, Angola’s covid-19 statistics stand at 1.966 positive cases, 90 deaths, 667 recoveries and 1.209 active patients.
ICAN Africa is recruiting ''Brilliant Young Africans'' across the globe
ICAN Africa Wants you:
Are you a person of Africa descent?
Are you a member of the millennial generation?
Are you an educated professional?
Do you have a deep passion for Africa’s development? If you answered ‘yes’ to all four questions then you are just whom we need.
Who we are1) We are a group of young African professionals across the globe with origins spanning the entire African continent dedicated to African development 2) We are change-makers committed to constructive engagement of political leadership in Africa for more pro-Africa policies 3) We shall grow and evolve into a resilient power group of diverse altruistic group of young professionals who will demand that our leaders and those who deal with Africa play by the rules for the well-being of current & future generations 4) We are driven by optimism and passion towards Africa’s economic, social and political development. 5) We are made up of students, Entrepreneurs, engineers, founders of NGO’s, teachers and many other professionals 6) We are young Africans who live across the globe with diverse academic and professional backgrounds but a common identity as Africans. We see ourselves as brothers and sister – nothing more, and nothing less.
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Deadline is approaching for the Global Peace Summit Turkey 2020, Apply Today!
Hello Peace Builders,
Greetings for the day !
This is a friendly reminder that the deadline to submit an application for the Global Peace Summit, Turkey on October 15-18, 2020 is fast approaching! (Only 12 days! Can you believe it?).
Do not miss out on the opportunity to:
Explore the beautiful country and culture of Turkey.
Meet, build a network, and make life-lasting friendships with delegates from 130+ countries
Become a Global Peace Chain ambassador and attend future summits
Become part of a growing team to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030
Meet and speak with young leaders and leaders of the Turkish Government.
Don’t wait too long Apply Now and be part of an unforgettable and impact oriented journey.
Deadline for GPS Turkey is August 30th, 2020.
Global Bioeconomy Summit 2020
Deadline: 1 September 2020
Open to: young people with a strong interest in global bioeconomy developmentBenefits: participating in GBS2020 to present your work to experts
Read more: http://www.mladiinfo.eu/2020/08/18/global-bioeconomy-summit-2020/#ixzz6VTWW49HD
DESCRIPTION
The International Advisory Council on Global Bioeconomy (IAC) is looking for young champions motivated to engage with the global bioeconomy youth during the virtual Global Bioeconomy Summit 2020, 16th – 20th November 2020. The objective of this call is to bring together an eclectic and geographically diverse leadership group of young people, from across the globe, who will act as ambassadors for the bioeconomy at GBS2020. These ambassadors will help represent the diversity of the young global bioeconomy community at GBS2020.
ELIGIBILITY
- Young people with a strong interest in global bioeconomy development, e.g. high school and college students, young researchers and academics, young professionals, policymakers and entrepreneurs, young non-profit leaders, journalists and social media influencers.
- Between the ages of 18-35
- Strong command of English
- Interest in global bioeconomy development
- High school and college students, young researchers and academics, young professionals, policymakers and entrepreneurs, young non-profit leaders, journalists and social media influencers
- Eligible Regions: Open for all
BENEFITS
Ambassadors will get the chance to participate in GBS2020 and to present their work to an international and expert audience. GBS2020 will include:
- Organizing a 2-hour youth session in advance of the Summit to connect inspiring young people from around the world to exchange opinions and engage in an open dialogue on global bioeconomy development
- Developing a youth statement on the theme of GBS2020
- Developing a report on youth concerns, motivations, actions, approaches and demands for global bioeconomy development
HOW TO APPLY?
For more information please visit the official website.
Read more: http://www.mladiinfo.eu/2020/08/18/global-bioeconomy-summit-2020/#ixzz6VTWkqM6d
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