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Les menaces d’attaque terroriste qui pèsent sur le Bénin ne sont plus à l’étape de rumeur confuse. Dans un courrier confidentiel, non authentifié, le Chef de l’Etat major attire l’attention des officiers commandants et leur demande de se préparer pour annihiler une probable attaque.
Depuis l’avènement du régime du nouveau départ, le scandale relatif à la mauvaise gestion des ressources liées à l’aide des Pays-Bas pour la mise en œuvre au Bénin du Ppea II (Programme pluriannuel dans le secteur de l’eau et de l’assainissement) a refait surface.
Interrogé par La Nouvelle Tribune, le professeur Ibrahim Salami commente la réaction du ministre des Sports, Oswald Homeky sur l’organisation, contre décision de justice, de l’assemblée générale élective de la fédération béninoise de football vendredi dernier.
Sous la pluie avec une pelouse du stade de l’amitié Général Mathieu Kérékou peu praticable, les Ecureuils du Bénin ont dompté le NZalang national de la Guinée-Equatoriale (2-1) lors du match en retard de la 5è journée des éliminatoires de la Can Gabon 2017.
Two years ago, I argued in these pages that America was suffering from political decay. The country’s constitutional system of checks and balances, combined with partisan polarization and the rise of well-financed interest groups, had combined to yield what I labeled “vetocracy,” a situation in which it was easier to stop government from doing things than it was to use government to promote the common good. Recurrent budgetary crises, stagnating bureaucracy, and a lack of policy innovation were the hallmarks of a political system in disarray.
In the wake of the financial crisis of 2008 and the Great Recession that followed, many economists worried that even if the U.S. economy improved, unemployment would remain high for years to come. Some warned darkly of a “jobless recovery.” Those fears have proved unfounded: since peaking at ten percent in October 2009, the U.S. unemployment rate has fallen by half and is now lower than it was in the years leading up to the crisis. Beyond the basic unemployment rate, a broad range of evidence shows that the labor market has largely returned to good health. Compared with earlier in the recovery, far fewer workers are underemployed or underutilized. Long-term unemployment has fallen steadily, from an all-time high of four percent of the labor force in early 2010 to just over one percent today.
Le projet dénommé « Grand Porto-Novo » deviendra bientôt une réalité. Grand Porto-Novo regroupe les communes de Porto-Novo et celles environnantes, notamment Sèmè-Kpodji, Adjarra, Avrankou, Aguégués et Akpro-Missérété.
June 12, 2016 (KHARTOUM) - Sudan's ruling National Congress Party (NCP) Sunday welcomed the "positive efforts" backing the government-signed Roadmap Agreement saying it provides the best way to stop war and achieve peace in the country.
The statement comes amid unconfirmed reports about a meeting to discuss the opposition reservations over the peace plan in Addis Ababa next Wednesday between the African Union High Level Implementation Panel (AUHIP), and the four groups : National Umma Party, Justice and Equality Movement, Sudan Liberation Movement - Minnin Minnawi and Sudan People's Liberation Movement -North.
“We welcome all the positive efforts reiterating that the Roadmap Agreement is the ideal solution for stopping war and achieving peace," said a statement extended to Sudan Tribune on Sunday.
It further called on all parties that "are still sheltering behind a gun to consider the suffering of civilians and sign the Roadmap to begin phases of peace to stop war and end the suffering of civilians”.
The holdout opposition groups refused last March to sign the peace plan saying it excludes important opposition groups, acknowledges the internal dialogue process and ignores important confidence building measures such as ensuring political freedoms and release of political prisoners and detainees.
The NCP has described the ongoing political and societal dialogue in the country as the wider and comprehensive framework to create permanent and constructive solutions to the country's political crisis.
The statement further said that the African Union brokered Roadmap Agreement remains the best way to stop war and achieve peace.
The NCP has meanwhile commended "the efforts of the facilitators, the African Union, the AUHIP and the chief mediator Thabo Mbeki" for his efforts to achieve peace in the country.
NUP leader agreed recently with AUHIP chairman Thabo Mbeki on the need to meet the armed groups and to discuss the outstanding matters.
It was also reported that the U.S. Special Envoy Donald Booth held a series of contacts with the rebel groups to encourage them to ink the peace plan.
(ST)