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Tuesday, 19 July 2022

Pride - Embrancing diversity. LGBTQ in Angola. Day 2

  Angola has decriminalized homosexuality. What's your opinion?


Good evening ladies and gentlemen,

You're welcome to the second day of our program!

Today we have a lady who categorically does not agree with the inclusion of LGBT people in Angola.




We have zero-tolerance for discrimination and does not discriminate on the basis of  race, colour, national origin, ethnic or social background, genetic information, gender, gender identity and/or expression, sexual orientation, religion or belief, HIV status or disability.

Tom Tugendhat knocked out of Tory leadership race as field narrows to final four

 Tom Tugendhat has become the latest candidate to be knocked out of the Conservative leadership race.


In the third round of voting by Tory MPs, the contenders received the following votes:

Two more votes are due to take place on Tuesday and Wednesday until two candidates remain.

They will then face a summer of campaigning and hustings before a vote by the wider party membership, with the winner expected to be announced on 5 September.

The remaining runners will not face each other in a debate that had been planned by Sky News for Tuesday after Mr Sunak and Ms Truss refused to take part.

Conservative MPs are said to be concerned about the damage the previous debates have done to the image of the party after exposing disagreements and splits between the leading candidates
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said he was “astonished that those that want to be prime minister of the United Kingdom are pulling out of debates and out of scrutiny”.

Exchanges between the candidates have been feisty during the two TV debates that have taken place, with rows focused over their plans for tax.

Although Mr Sunak, the former chancellor, has insisted now is not the time to reduce the tax burden, others have said they would take immediate action.

In the ITV leadership debate on Sunday, Mr Sunak accused Ms Truss of peddling “something-for-nothing” economics after she said he would “choke off growth” by raising taxes to their highest level in 70 years.

There were further furious exchanges between Ms Mordaunt and Ms Badenoch on Friday’s Channel 4 debate over the issue of self-identification for trans people.

The contest was triggered after Boris Johnson announced he would be leaving Downing Street after an avalanche of ministerial resignations over his handling of the Chris Pincher scandal.

He will remain as prime minister until his successor has been named.

Mr Johnson has come under scrutiny this week for not attending three emergency COBRA meetings about the heatwave.

A Number 10 source said the prime minister had been in contact with relevant ministers all weekend.

Kit Malthouse, the chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, who chaired the meetings, insisted Mr Johnson was “right across” the situation.

Lisa Nandy, the shadow communities secretary, said the prime minister has “clearly clocked off” since announcing his resignation, urging him and all his ministers to “turn up for work”.

DNT News

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Hassan Zein Asks Public To Ignore Defamatory Publications Against Him

 PROTECTION OF REPUTATION



The legal Counsel of MR HASSAN ZEIN, a Ghanaian Businessman and Philanthropist wishes to register a CEASE and DESIST to Individuals and or group of persons behind the atrocious peddling of malicious FALSEHOOD aimed at defaming his hard earned public and corporate reputations at both local and international levels.

These defamatory publications which are digital, electronic and Print media in nature and form include:

A West African Foreign Media: A Malian national print and electronic media used by a faceless Cartel to publish what was believed to be a news with very horrendous defamatory publications on Mr Zein’s person for Months. A very forceful legal battle in a Malian High Court of Justice ruled, sentenced and jailed the TOGUNA Editor-in-chief of that news paper for slander and woefully defaming Mr Zein purely on lie refusing to state who was behind this very act.

Currently in Ghanaian High Courts for Defamination with highly inhuman and unacceptable publications :

* A popular Ghanaian blogger on his Facebook pages and other media reports.

* A Malian of Arab descend currently wanted by the police on social media by many countries around the world

* A Private Television Owner on his TV show

* A highly orchestrated scheme by an immigrant family and a Fake Ghanaian lawyer exposed.

Tired of these costly yet health deteriorating and psychologically damaging endeavours MR HASSAN ZEIN is by this notice warning any such persons as may be behind or planning to do similar damages to CEASE and DESIST immediately as it effects bring generations hereafter needless pain. The Highest Court of Justice would be sought to defend and restore the needful should any would-be perpetrators engage in same.

We advise persons , organisations and governments and the whole world to ignore such foolish and useless.acts of injustice.

M&N Solicitors. 71-75 Uxbridge RoadEaling W5 5SL
London United Kingdom

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Plane Crash- Landing And Flips Over :Somalia

 A plane has crashed and flipped over on landing at the airport in Somalia’s capital but there were no fatalities among the more than 30 people on board.



Dramatic footage shot near the airport in Mogadishu shows thick black smoke rising above the crash site.

Firefighters doused the flames and pictures from the scene show the plane, a Fokker 50, upside down.

It belonged to Jubba Airways and it was an internal flight from the city of Baidoa to the capital, officials say.

The passengers and the crew were all rescued, according to the airport authorities quoted by state media.

The cause of the crash is not yet clear.

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Apelo por Escolas Seguras e Sustentáveis no Âmbito Climático || Call for Safe and Climate-Friendly Schools in Angola

Assunto: Apelo por Escolas Seguras e Sustentáveis no Âmbito Climático Excelentíssima Senhora Vice-Presidente da República de Angola,  Espera...