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Summary: Following a meeting with major cement manufacturers in Nigeria, Senator David Umahi announced that the price of a 50kg bag of cement will be between 7,000 and 8,000 naira. The move follows rising cement prices and aims to address industry challenges such as smuggling and high energy costs. Cement manufacturers have committed to these prices to stabilize the market and provide a more affordable environment for consumers and the construction industry.
Radio in the Democratic Republic of Congo plays a crucial role as a means of information, entertainment and communication, connecting people across the country. Local radio stations such as FM: Kinshasa 103.5 or Bunia 104.9 offer a variety of programs, from news to music to educational shows. Additionally, the radio becomes a vital tool in crises or emergencies, providing essential information and safety instructions. The search for radio images in the DRC is essential to highlight the positive impact of radio on local communities.
During the plenary session of February 19, the Commission responsible for developing the internal regulations of the National Assembly was set up. Made up of 78 delegates, 3 per province, chosen for their skills, it begins its work on February 21. Once completed, the project will be submitted to the plenary, then to the Constitutional Court. The objective is to propose a quality text to guarantee the proper functioning of the Lower House of Parliament and meet the expectations of the 3rd Republic.
Regideso, a Congolese public company, is setting up in the Maluku Special Economic Zone to improve water quality in the DRC. This decision is welcomed by AZES and paves the way for a modernization of its distribution network. The company plans to build a production plant locally to reduce losses and strengthen its services. This partnership aims to boost the water distribution sector in the DRC and promote sustainable economic growth.
In an open message to the President, Seyi Law calls for urgent action to resolve the country’s problems. As a strong supporter of the president, he says he is ready to criticize him if necessary. He calls for a possible mass protest to highlight burning issues such as hunger and insecurity. Seyi Law emphasizes the need for rapid action to meet people’s expectations and avoid compromising citizen support.
Article: Mastering the Art of Saying No Confidently
Learning to say no confidently is crucial to respecting your priorities and your time. Recognizing your right to say no is the first step to doing so without guilt. Being clear, direct and offering an alternative can facilitate this refusal. Practicing and setting your priorities straight makes the exercise of refusal easier. Feeling at peace with your choices and advantages allows you to progress with determination.
Check out these simple tips for staying cool on hot summer days: choose light clothing, stay hydrated, use antiperspirant at night, enjoy cool environments, watch your diet, stay active, and learn to relax to reduce stress and sweating. By applying these tips, you will be able to fully enjoy the summer season with complete peace of mind.
Young people from Kasaï-Central, members of the non-profit organization Buena Muntu, are speaking out to defend the interests of their region. In a press release, they call on provincial deputies to prioritize the needs of the population during the elections of governors and senators. They greet the new elected officials and ask for their commitment to crucial projects. The spokesperson, Henriette Kanyinda, underlines the importance of continuing the work for development. The young demonstrators are standing up against any disruption of the electoral process in their province, thus illustrating their determination for a beneficial future for Kasai-Central.
The University of Ilorin, Nigeria, recently expelled several students for exam cheating, confirming its commitment to academic ethics. Students at the 100, 300, 400 and 500 levels, from various streams, were affected by this draconian decision. This measure aims to promote fair academic practices and protect the reputation of the university. It emphasizes the importance for students to respect the rules of academic integrity to ensure a healthy and equitable learning environment, thus promoting their future success.
The territory of Masisi is the scene of violence, with the explosion of a bomb in Sake causing deaths and injuries among the displaced. Clashes between the FARDC, the Wazalendo and the M23/RDF rebels have devastating humanitarian consequences. The civilian population is trapped in the fighting, with attacks also in Goma. The government must act to protect civilians and end this violence, while the international community must support vulnerable populations to promote peace in the region.
