Podcasts about Cabinda

Angola: MPLA luta para reconquistar o apoio popular em Cabinda. Moçambique: Cidadãos denunciam o desvio de medicamentos em Nampula. África do Sul: Crise energética preocupa durante o inverno.

Em Angola, jornalista diz que Governo faz o que quer com a justiça. Estão detidos em Cabinda há um mês os sete ativistas indiciados pelos crimes de associação criminosa, rebelião e auxílio à imigração ilegal. E a África do Sul está no vai e vem em relação ao Tribunal Penal Internacional.

O ciclone Freddy aproxima-se de Moçambique. Nova lei da comunicação social de novo em cima da mesa dos deputados moçambicanos. Ministro alemão do Trabalho disse que Alemanha precisa de mais imigrantes africanos qualificados para trabalhar no país. Sporting Clube de Cabinda enfrenta uma situção "bastante difícil".

Acompanhe as últimas notícias sobre as cheias no sul de Moçambique, que já afetaram mais de 37 mil pessoas e deixaram pelo menos sete mortos. Associação Rede dos Direitos Humanos diz que alegado desvio de fundos do Banco Mundial pelo INGD, no ano passado, explica a crise humanitária. Angola: Aprovado primeiro orçamento depois das eleições gerais, e Governo prevê aumentar as verbas para Cabinda.

Processo do fim dos subsídios aos combustíveis em Angola inicia em 2023. Líderes mundiais condenam ataques ocorridos no Brasil contra os três poderes governamentais. E na província de Cabinda, há cada vez mais jovens a dedicarem-se ao garimpo ilegal do ouro.

Angola: UNITA em Cabinda prepara-se para as eleições autárquicas em 2023. Fotógrafo italiano Uliano Lucas recorda a luta de libertação na Guiné-Bissau. Uma delegação governamental etíope chega a Mekelle, dois anos depois do início do conflito com os rebeldes de Tigray.

Comissão da União Europeia coloca Moçambique na lista de alto risco de branqueamento de capitais. Que implicações terá isso para os agentes económicos que trabalham em e com Moçambique? Cabinda: FLEC acusa Portugal de conluio com as tropas angolanas. Presidente da Ucrânia, Volodymyr Zelensky, foi hoje a Washington.

Analista critica discurso de Filipe Nyusi sobre o Estado da Nação e diz que Moçambique vai "de mal a pior". Conflito na província angolana de Cabinda não se resolve com mais militares, diz político da UNITA. República Democrática do Congo começa a preparar-se para as eleições gerais de 2023, assombrada pela crise de segurança.

Catar: Africanos celebram Marrocos nas meias-finais do Mundial de Futebol. Angola: Tráfico de combustível em Cabinda preocupa a sociedade civil. RDC: Conflito no leste congolês ganha novos apelos para a paz. E um novo capítulo da radionovela Learning by Ear - Aprender de Ouvido.

We're picking up where we left off in Episode 79 with Captain Wynana Du Toit captured, two Recces dead, and six others hiding in a coastal thicket surrounded by FAPLA intent on capturing or killing them. Operation Argon in 1985 was one part of a two-punch with the plan to send nine operators were heading to oil storage tanks at Cabinda enclave – they'd been dropped off by a submarine but had ended up at the wrong lay-up position. Their tracks were spotted, then a South African hat was found on the trail and that was the clincher. In the follow up firefight, du Toit had been captured after Corporal van Breda and Liebenberg had been hit and killed. Two others, Captain Nel and Corporal Hough were wounded and lying alongside four other operators inside the thicket – it was late afternoon on the 21st May 2985. Desultory fire was aimed at the thicket, but the six survivors did not shoot back. They were running out of ammunition and were waiting for the final assault on their position. Later during the hurried extraction the submarine was waiting on the surface, an unusual tactic in this particularly dangerous area. By 0400 on the morning of the 23rd the Barracuda's rendesvouzed with the sub again, with the sub pointing out to sea. That was just in case of attack. And they were lucky the Captain had ordered this position because moments later, the Stead saw lights of a ship approaching from the south east. His periscope radar detector indicated a vessel was indeed heading their way. Stead wasn't sure they'd been spotted, but the detector revealed that this ship was steaming directly towards them.

We're picking up where we left off in Episode 79 with Captain Wynana Du Toit captured, two Recces dead, and six others hiding in a coastal thicket surrounded by FAPLA intent on capturing or killing them. Operation Argon in 1985 was one part of a two-punch with the plan to send nine operators were heading to oil storage tanks at Cabinda enclave – they'd been dropped off by a submarine but had ended up at the wrong lay-up position. Their tracks were spotted, then a South African hat was found on the trail and that was the clincher. In the follow up firefight, du Toit had been captured after Corporal van Breda and Liebenberg had been hit and killed. Two others, Captain Nel and Corporal Hough were wounded and lying alongside four other operators inside the thicket – it was late afternoon on the 21st May 2985. Desultory fire was aimed at the thicket, but the six survivors did not shoot back. They were running out of ammunition and were waiting for the final assault on their position. Later during the hurried extraction the submarine was waiting on the surface, an unusual tactic in this particularly dangerous area. By 0400 on the morning of the 23rd the Barracuda's rendesvouzed with the sub again, with the sub pointing out to sea. That was just in case of attack. And they were lucky the Captain had ordered this position because moments later, the Stead saw lights of a ship approaching from the south east. His periscope radar detector indicated a vessel was indeed heading their way. Stead wasn't sure they'd been spotted, but the detector revealed that this ship was steaming directly towards them.

Last episode we covered one of 32 Battalion's darkest days, the mauling they received at the hands of SWAPO on 11th February 1985, where Charlie Company walked straight into one of the better prepared SWAPO bases after taking what some say was a short cut. The death toll on the South African side was heavy, 13 soldiers from 32 Battalion's Charlie company died either during the firefight or of their wounds later, 15 SWAPO were also killed. 32 survivors described what happened that day as a massacre as Charlie Company stumbled upon 100 SWAPO soldiers in trenches who were armed with 82mm mortars and machine guns and proceeded to mow down the soldiers of probably the best known SADF battalion. Thus, Operation Forte came to a bitter end, the Battalion had been operating deep inside Angola in support of UNITA but by the end of May 1985, 32 withdrew from Angola. The Joint Monitoring Commission came to an end at the same time. Normal service resumed as they say. With the JMC done and dusted, the covert war increased in intensity to a full-scaled mechanized war on both sides. In a few months, FAPLA and the Cubans were to launch an attack on UNITA in the south east of the country. But first, 4 Recce found itself embroiled in their next Operation. This was an ambitious project and took the special forces way beyond their normal stomping ground. They were heading to Cabinda Province far to the north, the province that produces most of Angola's oil and gas. It's an enclave inside the DRC, alongside the Congo River. Operation Argon in May 1985 would leave two Recces dead, one captured, and the South African government in a diplomatic pickle. Four Recce were once again the go-to organization seeing that they had already been successful in blowing up a pipeline in Cabinda in June 1984. Captain Wynand du Toit was to be Mission Commander, and Captain Krubert Nel was his 2 IC. I'm going to mention the others involved because this is one of the most viscious face to face fights involving the Recces of the entire war. Staff Sergeant Amilear Queiroz and Maddies Adam were joined by Corporals Michael Hough, Gert Engelbrecht, Toby Tablai, Rowland Liebenberg and Louis van Breda. The medical support were going to be very busy indeed -and it was fortunate for those who were going to return injured that two doctors were on board the sub, with Doctor Deon Erasmus and Frans Verster who were both qualified operators as well as surgeons part of this mission

Last episode we covered one of 32 Battalion's darkest days, the mauling they received at the hands of SWAPO on 11th February 1985, where Charlie Company walked straight into one of the better prepared SWAPO bases after taking what some say was a short cut. The death toll on the South African side was heavy, 13 soldiers from 32 Battalion's Charlie company died either during the firefight or of their wounds later, 15 SWAPO were also killed. 32 survivors described what happened that day as a massacre as Charlie Company stumbled upon 100 SWAPO soldiers in trenches who were armed with 82mm mortars and machine guns and proceeded to mow down the soldiers of probably the best known SADF battalion. Thus, Operation Forte came to a bitter end, the Battalion had been operating deep inside Angola in support of UNITA but by the end of May 1985, 32 withdrew from Angola. The Joint Monitoring Commission came to an end at the same time. Normal service resumed as they say. With the JMC done and dusted, the covert war increased in intensity to a full-scaled mechanized war on both sides. In a few months, FAPLA and the Cubans were to launch an attack on UNITA in the south east of the country. But first, 4 Recce found itself embroiled in their next Operation. This was an ambitious project and took the special forces way beyond their normal stomping ground. They were heading to Cabinda Province far to the north, the province that produces most of Angola's oil and gas. It's an enclave inside the DRC, alongside the Congo River. Operation Argon in May 1985 would leave two Recces dead, one captured, and the South African government in a diplomatic pickle. Four Recce were once again the go-to organization seeing that they had already been successful in blowing up a pipeline in Cabinda in June 1984. Captain Wynand du Toit was to be Mission Commander, and Captain Krubert Nel was his 2 IC. I'm going to mention the others involved because this is one of the most viscious face to face fights involving the Recces of the entire war. Staff Sergeant Amilear Queiroz and Maddies Adam were joined by Corporals Michael Hough, Gert Engelbrecht, Toby Tablai, Rowland Liebenberg and Louis van Breda. The medical support were going to be very busy indeed -and it was fortunate for those who were going to return injured that two doctors were on board the sub, with Doctor Deon Erasmus and Frans Verster who were both qualified operators as well as surgeons part of this mission

Lula da Silva: Analista defende que o Presidente eleito do Brasil deve retomar cooperação com África. Guiné-Bissau: Supremo Tribunal de Justiça ameaça extinguir partidos políticos que não derem "sinal de vida". Angola: População de Cabinda quer saber para onde vão as receitas petrolíferas da província.

Em Moçambique, Tabela Salarial Única (TSU) continua a dar que falar entre funcionários do Estado. Forças políticas e sociedade civil na província angolana de Cabinda reticentes com propostas do MPLA para a enclave. Sikhulile Moyo e Tulio de Oliviera distinguidos com o Prémio África da Alemanha 2022.

Cabinda is an exclave and province of Angola; however, this status is disputed and part of a long-standing conflict stemming from colonialism and decolonisation. This dispute has led to decades of conflict between Cabinda's liberation movement and the Angolan government. We discuss how this situation came to be and the present state of affairs. Follow us on IG: itsacontinentpod and Twitter: itsacontinent. It's a Continent (published by Coronet) is available to purchase: itsacontinent.com/book We're on Buy me a Coffee too: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/itsacontinent Visit our website: itsacontinent.com Artwork by Margo Designs: https://margosdesigns.myportfolio.com Music provided by Free Vibes: https://goo.gl/NkGhTg Warm Nights by Lakey Inspired: https://soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired/... Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Sources for further reading: Historical Dictionary of Angola Enclaves in International Relations by Nies Susanne https://www.un.org/dppa/decolonization/sites/www.un.org.dppa.decolonization/files/decon_num_4-1.pdf

Seattle Seahawks vs. Detroit Lions NFL Pick Prediction 10/2/2022 by Tony T. Seahawks at Lions—Seahawks offense healthy. They have lost linebackers Alton Robinson, LJ Collier and Tyreke Smith. Safety Jamal Adams out. Lions running back Swift and fullback Cabinda out. Receivers Chark and Brown out with Reynolds questionable. Left guard Jackson out.

Analista e académico, Chocolat Brás, diz que não espera grandes mudanças em Cabinda, com a nova governação. Escritores e analistas angolanos prevêm um mandato conturbado para o antigo e novo Presidente angolano, João Lourenço, sobretudo por causa da insatisfação da população com a situação no país. Em Moçambique, muitas mulheres, ainda recorrem ao aborto clandestino.

Angola: Novo Governo de João Lourenço toma posse. Presidente promete concluir refinaria em Cabinda, onde escassez de combustíveis toma proporções alarmantes. São Tomé e Príncipe: Líder da oposição Patrice Trovoada regressa ao país, quatro anos depois, e quer vencer as eleições. Níger: Centenas saíram à rua em protesto contra a presença militar francesa. Learning By Ear - Aprender de Ouvido.

Lindsay's joined by Detroit Lions FB Jason Cabinda to talk about one of the buzziest teams heading into the NFL season. They discuss why Dan Campbell is the perfect players coach, what it's like playing for childhood idol Duce Staley, how the organization is building the right way, and the story behind his move from college linebacker to professional "superback."

Angolanos temem represálias após vitória da UNITA na província do Zaire. Em Moçambique, oposição critica fala do Presidente Filipe Nyusi em Sofala sobre o terrorismo em Cabo Delgado. Braço de ferro entre Governo e empresários na província angolana de Cabinda. Mais reações à morte do último líder da União Soviética, Mikhail Gorbachev.

Morreu ex-líder da União Soviética Mikhail Gorbachev. Ex-eurodeputada Ana Gomes aponta o dedo à observação eleitoral em Angola. MPLA sofre derrota histórica em Cabinda. Fim da trégua na Etiópia faz regressar combates à região de Tigray.

Em Angola: UNITA volta a reiterar a sua contestação aos resultados definitivos das eleições gerais, que dão vitória ao MPLA. Coligação CASA-CE é a principal perdedora destas eleições, diz analista. Que lições a oposição moçambicana pode tirar das eleições angolanas?

Oposição angolana promete dar luta após anúncio da vitória do MPLA. Partido de João Lourenço sofre derrota histórica em Cabinda, mas resultados nacionais continuam a gerar críticas na província. Em Moçambique, antigos combatentes da RENAMO ameaçam o movimento RENAM Democrática.

Angola: Dados provisórios divulgados esta manhã pela CNE dão vitória ao MPLA com 60,65% dos votos, contra 33,85% da UNITA. O dia da votação foi marcado por muitas irregularidades.

On Episode 66 of PAYDIRT, Matt and Tom are joined by former Penn State LB Jason Cabinda! The guys dive into Jason's exploits adding to the legacy of Linebacker U, winning a Big Ten Title, and building a winner in Happy Valley. Cabinda also details his success in the NFL, his transition from linebacker to fullback, and his fantastic work to improve his communities. Visit bleav.com/podcast-show/paydirt-a-penn-state-football-show/ for more information on the show, and other places to listen. New episodes of the podcast premiere on Wednesday mornings. Don't forget to like, comment, subscribe, and turn on notifications! PAYDIRT is syndicated on ESPN Radio State College! Visit www.foreverstatecollege.com to learn more. The show airs on Thursdays from 3pm-4pm EST until the Penn State football regular season begins. The podcast version of the show drops on Wednesdays on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, TuneIn, and wherever else you get your podcasts!   (Stock Music provided by ikoliks, from Pond5) #weare #pennstate #collegefootball   For more information on Funk Brewing, visit funkbrewing.com For more information on Official PAYDIRT merchandise, visit https://shop.bleav.com/?_search=paydirt Visit SmackApparel.com and use the promo code PAYDIRT at checkout for 10% off your order! Visit MaestrosClassic.com and use the promo code PAYDIRT15 at checkout for 15% off your order!

Cancelado sucessivas vezes por ordem judicial, décimo congresso do PAIGC se realiza em "poucos dias", diz membro do partido. Em Angola, o dinheiro para campanha da CASA-CE é retido pelo Banco BPC na província de Cabinda. E na província moçambicana da Zambézia, a população de Inhassunge está indignada com a empresa chinesa que explora areias pesadas na região.

Maior partido na oposição em Angola, a UNITA, diz que foi "intimado e intimidado” pelas autoridades para cancelar uma marcha nacional. Dezasseis anos após assinatura do Memorando de Entendimento para a Paz em Cabinda, continuam opiniões divergentes entre aqueles que assinaram o acordo. E o Funaná deve ser considerado património histórico da UNESCO?

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Emmanuel Macron vai a Bissau na próxima semana. Analista diz que neste momento todos os aliados contam para redefinir a presença da França em África. Restos mortais do nacionalista angolano N'Zau Puna já chegaram a Cabinda, a sua terra natal. Perfil de Florbela Malaquias, a antiga jornalista que propõe "humanizar Angola". Já há acordo para exportar cereais bloqueados na Ucrânia.

Much of this week's episode has been culled from a fantastic book called Iron Fist from the Sea, top secrete Seaborne Recce Operations 1978-1988 by Arne Soderlund and Douw Steyn. The South African Navy's reach in those years included all the way up to Cabinda in northern Angola on the west coast, to Dar es Salaam in Tanzania on the East. These days we're lucky if the patrols can stretch along our own border let alone further afield, but that's a topic for another time. The first Seaborne operations carried out by the SADF was in 1972, when it targeted Mozambique resistance movement FRELIMOs training camp in Dar es Salaam, which is over 1500 nauticul miles from Durban, just out of interest. Tanzania's president Julius Nyerere had offered FRELIMO support and the South Africans responded to a request by the Portuguese government to plan a clandestine operation. This was to support a Tanzanian foreign Minister called Oscar Kambona who'd fallen out of favour with Nyerere. They wanted to destabilise Tanzania and blame the violence on Nyerere, the targets low-value and injuries to citizens would be avoided. Eventually they decided that target would be a high value one – called the port of Dar es Salaam – which means “harbour of peace..”.

Much of this week's episode has been culled from a fantastic book called Iron Fist from the Sea, top secrete Seaborne Recce Operations 1978-1988 by Arne Soderlund and Douw Steyn. The South African Navy's reach in those years included all the way up to Cabinda in northern Angola on the west coast, to Dar es Salaam in Tanzania on the East. These days we're lucky if the patrols can stretch along our own border let alone further afield, but that's a topic for another time. The first Seaborne operations carried out by the SADF was in 1972, when it targeted Mozambique resistance movement FRELIMOs training camp in Dar es Salaam, which is over 1500 nauticul miles from Durban, just out of interest. Tanzania's president Julius Nyerere had offered FRELIMO support and the South Africans responded to a request by the Portuguese government to plan a clandestine operation. This was to support a Tanzanian foreign Minister called Oscar Kambona who'd fallen out of favour with Nyerere. They wanted to destabilise Tanzania and blame the violence on Nyerere, the targets low-value and injuries to citizens would be avoided. Eventually they decided that target would be a high value one – called the port of Dar es Salaam – which means “harbour of peace..”.

República Democrática do Congo pretende romper todos os acordos com o Ruanda.Angola: Um tribunal de Cabinda começa a julgar dois ativistas detidos desde outubro do ano passado.Na província do Bengo, crianças protestaram para pedir melhor tratamento por parte dos adultos.

Moçambique foi hoje eleito membro não permanente do Conselho de Segurança da ONU, sob críticas da oposição moçambicana. Em Angola: Adalberto Costa Júnior considera que Cabinda ainda enfrenta vários desafios por resolver. Ativista Luther King aparece em tribunal pela primeira vez cinco meses depois da sua detenção.

Tribunal Constitucional da África do Sul abre caminho à extradição de Manuel Chang para os Estados Unidos da América. Em Angola: Falta de condições financeiras e logísticas condiciona a realização do fórum intercabindês. Grupo de teatro em língua portuguesa de Colónia, homenageia escritor José Saramago.

Moçambique: Continua a polémica sobre os erros nos livros da 6ª classe, que levaram a suspensões no Ministério da Educação. Angola: "Cruzada contra corrupção" esquecida por causa das eleições? É uma pequena revolução no futebol angolano: O campeonato de futebol no país, o Girabola, vai mudar de nome.

Sociedade civil em Cabinda diz que a proposta do líder da UNITA, Adalberto Costa Júnior, de tornar a província numa região autónoma é eleitoralista. Em Manica, no centro de Moçambique, comunidades aprendem boas práticas para combater a desnutrição crónica em crianças. Em Angola, à porta das eleições gerais, sociedade civil apela a uma imprensa "isenta e plural".

Moçambique: União Europeia entrega armamento às Forças de Defesa e Segurança para combater o terrorismo. Cabinda: Membro do Movimento independentista denuncia maus-tratos na prisão. Chefe do governo alemão inicia no domingo um périplo por três países africanos.

Organizações de Cabinda querem definir estratégia para negociar independência com o Governo angolano. Mali retira-se do grupo de cinco países que lutam contra o terrorismo no Sahel. Finlândia e Suécia mais próximas de uma adesão à NATO. Novo capítulo da radionovela Learning by Ear - Aprender de Ouvido.

Em Angola, vítimas de demolições prometem processar Governo de João Lourenço. ONG moçambicana propõe diálogo com insurgentes para fim do conflito em Cabo Delgado. Em Angola, aumentam acusações de feitiçaria contra crianças em Cabinda.

Deputados da oposição acusam Presidente angolano de ignorar problemas do povo de Cabinda. Legalizar uma rádio comunitária em Angola passa a custar 126 mil euros. Jornalistas e sociedade civil criticam a medida do Governo. Na província angolana do Bengo, estudantes protestam contra pagamento de propinas durante a greve dos professores. Alemanha condena ataque russo contra a capital da Ucrânia.

Minbos is an exploration and development company with a vision to build a nutrient supply and distribution business that stimulates agricultural production and promotes food security in Angola and the broader Middle-Africa region, through the development of its world-class phosphate ore project within the Cabinda province.

FLEC quer negociar com Governo em Luanda e mantém ameaça de boicote às eleições em Angola. Sudão e Rússia mais próximos em busca de poder e ouro. Episódio da radionovela "Contra o Crime: Um Desaparecimento em Picoa".

Na província angola de Cabinda, CASA-CE denuncia detenção de ativistas e membros da coligação durante visita de João Lourenço. Na cidade ucraniana de Irpin, algumas pessoas começam a regressar às suas casas. Após inundações, habitantes da região sul-africana de Durban continuam sem acesso a água potável.

3x All-American Tight End Adam Breneman is in Ft. Lauderdale, FL with former Penn State teammates and current Lions DB Amani Oruwariye and Lions FB Jason Cabinda. Adam, Jason, and Amani reminisce on their days at Penn State and discuss what Detroit needs to do to turn a corner. They also dive into their future post-NFL aspirations, current investments, golf game and more.  *We apologize for the technical difficulties around the 42-min mark but Jason and Amani were so electric that we didn't want to cut any of this amazing conversation*    Timestamps   0:00 What Detroit needs to do to be a winning team  1:45 Intro  2:18 Setting up the Podcast  3:05 Adam wears his shoes inside, Amani rates Adam and Jason's drip  5:13 Hanging at Miami Super Bowl  5:50 NFLPA Meetings  7:07 Longer NFL Season  7:56 NIL and state of college football  9:58 Business of football  11:50 Legalized sports betting  12:30 P-man's at Penn State 13:46 Penn State Bar Scene  16:12 Investments and Real Estate  20:28 Jason copied Amani's car  24:03 First big purchase  25:58 Rookies pay for everything  26:47 Amani's fashion endeavors  28:46 NFTs  29:30 Amani and Jason's post-NFL aspirations   33:50 playing for Dan Campbell  34:44 What the Detroit Lions need to do to turn the corner  37:17 Goals for 2022 NFL Season  39:58 Jason's cooking abilities  41:09 Dating as a pro-athlete  42:40 Transition to living in Detroit  43:50 Jason's decision to spend off season in Florida  45:02 Journey to Penn State and CFB recruitment  47:53 Official visit weekend  49:34 Funny recruiting stories  51:41 Relationship with James Franklin  53:30 NFL Draft process  56:10 Being on the same team again and difference between NFL and CFB team dynamics  57:46 Amani was a major Pro Bowl snub  59:29 Staying level-headed in the League  1:00:29 Jason's new deal and being in the TE room  1:01:44 Philanthropy and Walter Payton Man of the Year nomination  1:03:24 Amani's upcoming 2023 free agency  1:04:12 Golf game and Jason's first Eagle  1:06:02 What's Your Why  1:10:00 Outro   

Violentos combates voltam à província angolana de Cabinda. Frente para a Libertação do Estado de Cabinda - Forças Armadas de Cabinda (FLEC-FAC) diz que está "disposta a boicotar eleições" na província. Dez anos depois do golpe de Estado, Guiné-Bissau está do avesso, diz analista ouvido pela DW. Em ano de eleições gerais em Angola, partidos políticos lutam pela legalização.

Muitos angolanos não acreditam que as próximas eleições gerais resolvam o problema de Cabinda. Deputado alemão visita Cabo Delgado para compreender os problemas de segurança e a situação humanitária. Malianos querem aproximar-se mais da Rússia do que a França.

Já há mais de dois milhões de refugiados da guerra na Ucrânia, de acordo com as Nações Unidas. Será que os conflitos no ocidente causam mais indignação do que as guerras frequentes em África? PAIGC diz que nada vai impedir a realização do congresso do partido. Deputados da oposição e imprensa pública de costas voltadas em Cabinda.

Negociações entre a Rússia e a Ucrânia chegam ao fim sem avanços imediatos. Quinto dia de combates marcado por bombardeamos e violentas explosões. Em Moçambique, Centro de Integridade Pública defende que a recuperação de ativos comprados com dinheiro das dívidas ocultas será ineficaz. Na província angolana de Cabinda, morte de crianças por malária leva a contestação e críticas ao governo local.

In the latest edition of the Good Morning Football Podcast, hosts Kay Adams, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager and former Pro Bowl RB Maurice Jones-Drew start the Thursday Night Football preview between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Minnesota Vikings by looking at the heartbreaks the Vikings have endured after they lost their 5th game this season on the final play against the Lions. Then they react to Jerry Jones' comments on the mistakes from Dallas Cowboys wide receivers; they share which weekend matchup they're most looking forward to viewing; they're joined by Detroit Lions fullback, Jason Cabinda, and he shares why it means so much to be a nominee for the Walter Payton Man of the Year award; and lastly, they're joined by Hall of Famer, Alan Faneca, and he shares memories of playing in the Super Bowl, his weight loss and marathon journey. and if LSU is on the right track with the hiring of Brian Kelly. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.