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Luanda — The Governments of Angola and Democratic Republic of Congo decided to stop immediately expulsion of citizens from the two countries living legally and peacefully in the two States, said Angolan vice minister of Foreign Affairs, George Chicoty. The decision, according to the official that led Angolan delegation to neighbouring DRC, comes in the final communiqué of the talks between Angolan and Congolese authorities. According to George Chicoty, while speaking to press at airport 4 de Fevereiro, the parts decided that any other types of expulsion of illegal citizens will obey to a established mechanism. "We will hold meetings between governments to communicate the situations along the border to provincial governments". Asked about motivations of DRC parliament to approve a law meant to expel Angolan nationals the... [read full story]
Disabled Congolese band rocks the UK They rehearse in a tumbledown zoo, they are disabled and they come from one of the poorest nations on Earth. Congolese band Staff Benda Bilili have overcome more than most to put together an...
Published Date: 21 November 2009 Ten British servicewomen on operations in Afghanistan have been sent back to the UK in the past six months after falling pregnant. The servicewomen were evacuated between April 31 and October 31...
Heritage Oil, the UK-listed exploration and production company, is expected to announce the sale of its Ugandan assets for over £1bn as early as tomorrow. Italian energy giant ENI is understood to be acquiring the assets, two...
Something a little different to unbox and review this week, SuperEtrader sent me over the iGame Family iPod dock to have a look at. The iGame is a simple concept, take an iPhone or iPod and drop it in to the iGame dock and you...
