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Soyo works on reorganizing informal commerce – Jornal OPaís
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
A multisectoral team, created by the Municipal Administration of Soyo, Zaire province, has been working for three months to raise awareness among vendors who carry out informal trade activities on the city’s streets and in places unsuitable for taking up space in the Kitona market.
According to the municipal director for the Promotion of Integrated Economic Development, Hortêncio Joaquim Sabino, who spoke to ANGOP this Monday, the presence of vendors on the streets constitutes an imminent risk to their lives.
He mentioned that the Kitona market, which is regarding 14 kilometers from the city center, has 1,64 stalls, 18 commercial establishments, including ice factories, a pharmacy, restaurants, bakeries, a recreation center, among other services.
He added that the Municipal Administration also distributed 94 plots of land to wholesalers for the construction of warehouses and stores on the site.
The person in charge said that the subdivision of the remaining areas in the space reserved for the aforementioned market continues, in order to accommodate more vendors, including those who still continue to operate in the old market, located in the 1º de Maio neighborhood.
He warned that, at the end of the awareness period, which will last for another 30 days, the Municipal Administration will reserve the right to take measures provided for in the law on administrative transgressions, once morest all those who insist on selling in unsuitable locations.
The municipality of Soyo has an estimated population of more than 227 thousand inhabitants.
FADA approves over 800 agricultural projects for Luanda – Jornal OPaís
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
The country’s capital has 819 projects approved by the Agrarian Development Support Fund (FADA), valued at 4.835 billion kwanzas, according to the president of the Board of Directors of this institution, Felisbela Francisco
In an interview with Jornal OPAÍS, Felisbela Francisco highlighted that for the reality of Luanda, until December 31st of last year, 819 projects valued at 4.8 billion Kwanzas were approved and a total of 4.6 billion were disbursed for 808 projects. billion Kwanzas.
In relation to the province of Uíge, there are 61 approved projects that are valued at 794 million kwanzas, with around 7.6 million kwanzas being disbursed for the 61 projects. The Agrarian Development Support Fund (FADA) disbursed, until February this year, 18 billion Kwanzas to finance two thousand 61 agricultural projects in the country.
The institution approved a total of two thousand and 671 projects, corresponding to financing of more than 22 billion Kwanzas. The head of FADA recognized the agricultural potential of the province of Uíge, for this reason, she said that there will be improvements in project financing, aiming to leverage several ongoing initiatives in the region. The province of Uíge recently benefited from 15 motor cultivators and five tractors to improve and transform agriculture in the region. According to Felisbela Francisco, this strategic investment aims not only to increase agricultural efficiency, but also to contribute to the economic development and sustainability of rural communities.
The arrival of this multifunctional equipment, capable of increasing efficiency in agricultural operations, triggered a series of events to contribute to agriculture in the region. Felisbela Francisco also highlights that each motor cultivator, received by all municipalities, promises to transform the local agricultural landscape. The financial accessibility of these machines, points out the person responsible, is highlighted as an advantage, opening doors for previously requested crops.
FADA projects, started in the 2020/2021 agricultural campaign for the entire country, are linked to family agricultural production. The value of the financing is mainly intended to finance goods and services directly related to productive activity, in order to promote savings in production costs, increased productivity and family income.
FADA therefore wants greater support for the production chain of cereals (corn, wheat, rice, massango and massambala), legumes and oilseeds (beans, peanuts and soybeans), roots and tubers (reindeer and sweet potatoes, cassava and yam), in addition to vegetables (tomato, cabbage, onion, garlic, pepper and carrot) and fruit (mango, papaya, watermelon, strawberry, avocado, pineapple, citrus fruit, table banana and banana bread). The implementation of this financing, in the institution’s view, falls within the objectives of the Production Support, Export Diversification and Import Substitution Program (PRODESI) and the Medium-Term Development Plan for the Agricultural Sector, approved by the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries.
BY: Francisca Parente
France bets on tritium production to increase nuclear deterrence – Jornal OPaís
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
The French Ministry of Defense announced, on Monday, a “collaboration” with Électricité de France (EDF), the country’s main energy company, to produce tritium, a “rare gas essential for the deterrence of nuclear weapons”, it reported. the AFP
According to the ministry, the idea is to use the power of the two nuclear reactors at the Civaux plant (West of France) to produce tritium with the French Atomic Energy Commission (CEA).
The announcement, presented as a long-term project, follows a visit to the Civaux plant by French Defense Minister, Sébastien Lecornu.
France is the only member of the European Union (EU) that has nuclear weapons. France’s nuclear deterrent, based on its maritime (nuclear submarines) and air components, must be constantly adapted and renewed to remain credible.
In a press release, the Ministry of Defense highlighted a “collaboration between EDF and Defense for the installation of an irradiation service” for materials capable of producing tritium.
The ministry emphasizes that “this collaboration has been studied since the 90s and is part of a long-standing planning process, common in the defense industry”.
EDF’s objective is to carry out a first small-scale test during one of the two scheduled shutdowns of the Civaux plant in 2025.
Tritium is a “difficult gas to produce, which disintegrates and disappears spontaneously”, indicated the Ministry of Defense, adding that “any reserve is reduced to half following 12 years, to three quarters following 25 years and to 99 .5% following a century”. Therefore, it is necessary to “produce them regularly”, he concluded.