“Concrete Expo: Kolwezi-Lualaba, crossroads of the economic growth of the Southern Corridor of the DRC-SADC”

The 7th edition of the Exhibition for the development of cities, corridors and special economic zones “Expo Béton” will take place in Kolwezi, capital of the Lualaba province in October 2023. Under the theme “Kolwezi-Lualaba, Eldorado of the Southern Corridor of the DRC-SADC”, this event will highlight the issue of the development corridor and economic cooperation between the Democratic Republic of Congo and neighboring countries. The main objective of this edition is to transform this part of the continent into a profitable zone for all and to strengthen collaboration between member countries. The show will welcome diverse participants and will feature high-level sessions, open days, matchmaking sessions (BtoB) and a sponsored gala dinner. This edition represents a unique opportunity to share knowledge, establish partnerships and stimulate economic development in the region.

Restoring infrastructure in Libya: the crucial contribution of drones to reconstruction

In this article, we explore how the use of drones is helping to accelerate the reconstruction and recovery of infrastructure in Libya, focusing on the Jabal Al Akhdar region. Following damage caused by a storm, engineers use these drones to assess needs, particularly in terms of electricity and communications networks. With their ability to fly over hard-to-reach areas, drones enable rapid identification of faults, helping to plan repair actions efficiently. Despite the challenges, significant progress has been made through the use of this technology.

The revisitation of the Chinese contract in the DRC: an opportunity for a win-win partnership

The revisitation of the Chinese contract in the Democratic Republic of Congo is a hot topic that attracts a lot of attention. Chinese companies would have benefited disproportionately from this contract, while the DRC would have received only a fraction of the profits. Under the direction of Jules Alingete, the General Inspectorate of Finance produced reports highlighting these imbalances. In order to rebalance this partnership, President Tshisekedi initiated discussions with his Chinese partners, who were open to reviewing the contract. This revisitation is not only economic, but also political, testifying to the desire to fight corruption and ensure transparency in the management of the country’s resources. The ongoing discussions are hopeful and how this revisitation will play out in the coming months remains to be seen.

“Historic meeting in Gabon: Jean Ping and General Oligui Nguema discuss for a peaceful resolution of the political crisis”

The meeting between Jean Ping and General Oligui Nguema in Gabon marks a turning point in the political situation in the country. After years of contention, Jean Ping declared himself ready to work with the President of the Transition for the good of the country. This desire for cooperation and dialogue between the opposition and those in power represents a glimmer of hope for a peaceful resolution of the political crisis. The international community remains attentive to developments in the situation, emphasizing the importance of a return to political stability and democracy for the development of Gabon.

“The union of Norway and the United States for an investment of 70 million dollars in the African agricultural sector: a crucial step towards the fight against hunger!”

Norway and the United States announced a joint investment of $70 million to support the development of the agricultural sector in Africa. This initiative aims to support agri-SMEs, small farmers and create jobs in the private sector. It comes at a critical time, as hunger in Africa continues to rise. Both countries are also calling on other donors to join this effort to strengthen Africa’s agricultural sector and fight hunger.

“Alert: The use of formalin on food persists in Yaoundé markets, endangering the health of consumers”

In Cameroon, the use of formalin on food persists in Yaoundé markets, causing serious concern. This dangerous practice, aimed at ripening or extending the shelf life of fruits, as well as preserving meat and fish, presents health risks. Despite government efforts to raise awareness, traders continue to use these harmful chemicals. Consumers are encouraged to purchase fresh and natural products from local growers to avoid the risks associated with this practice. Stricter measures and continued awareness are needed to stop this misuse of formalin in the country’s markets.

“Cargill: Challenges in the beef sector and chicken supply impact financial results”

Cargill, one of the world’s largest agricultural traders, has published its financial results for 2023, revealing a significant drop in net profit despite an increase in turnover. This decline is due to the challenges encountered in the beef processing sector and the oversupply of chickens. Changes in consumer habits and intense competition have impacted the company’s margins. Furthermore, experts believe that this drop may be a sign of a return to a calmer situation on the agricultural raw materials markets. Cargill will therefore need to find innovative solutions to adapt to these challenges and maintain its competitiveness.

“Tragic attack in Ghana: the need to act quickly to prevent further attacks and strengthen security”

Summary: Ghana is facing a worrying situation with a recent deadly attack. Nine people were killed in an ambush in the northeast of the country. Authorities are investigating the attack, which comes amid community tensions in the Bawku region. Jihadist groups take advantage of these tensions to carry out terrorist attacks. It is necessary to strengthen security and promote dialogue between ethnic groups to prevent further clashes. The support of the international community is essential in this fight against terrorism.

“Congolese students are committed to citizen participation in the electoral process”

Congolese students are actively mobilizing to participate in the electoral process in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The Representation of Congolese Students (REC) advocated for the involvement of young Congolese students in the elections, in order to promote peace and avoid any violence. In collaboration with the CENI (Independent National Electoral Commission), the REC will put in place communication and awareness tools to encourage students to play a key role as members of civil society. This initiative is hailed as an important step towards more active participation of young Congolese students in the political life of their country.

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