Minister Stella Ndabeni Abrahams launches a township based business in Mdantsane Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams hereby invites members of the media to the launch of Reeston and Jemic Motors in Mdantsane, East London. This is a township-based business that is focused on empowering youth from townships and rural areas. This launch comes at a particularly significant time for the small business

Detectives from the Metropolitan Police Service in London who are investigating the 1985 murder of Gerard Hoarau, a former political figure from Seychelles, are appealing for information more than 37 years after the killing. According to a press release from the Met Police on Friday, the ongoing investigation is being led by detectives from the Met’s counter terrorism command, and

A solidarity and participatory bicycle park called “Soli Bikes” will open on April 29, in Taourit, Houmt Souk, Djerba. Established by the Djerba Insolite Association, this park will provide residents and visitors bicycle rental services, guided outings, repair workshops and training sessions dedicated to cycling, the association said in a statement. This initiative was taken in partnership with the French

A cabinet meeting devoted to the examination of the axes and objectives of the plan to fight against water stress, chaired by Prime Minister Najla Bouden Ben Romdhane, on Friday morning, at the Government Palace in Kasbah, decided to create a crisis unit whose task is to monitor the implementation of all measures and works carried out periodically in this

Democratic Current Secretary-General Nabil Hajji said Friday that the party will hold its third congress on April 28-30. Hajji told TAP that the congress, which will be held under the slogan “Congress of perseverance and renewal,” will examine and adopt three basic motions: A political motion, an economic and social motion and one of evaluation and revision. The congress will

Eight more bodies, including a woman’s, were recovered Thursday by coast guards off the coasts of Louata, Sfax, after an African migrant boat sank on April 11, the National Guard spokesperson said on Friday. This adds up to 25 bodies retrieved on Tuesday. Seventy-two sub-Saharan crossers were rescued during this same operation. Four decomposed bodies, the spokesperson further said, were

Rehabilitation of ex-combatants in Tigray region will continue with an intensified manner, National Rehabilitation Commission Commissioner Ambassador Teshome Toga said. The commissioner met today with officials of Tigray Interim Administration to discuss the implementation of Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) activities. The discussion which was held in Mekelle, Tigary regional capital evaluated the progress made and the remaining tasks in