2023-12-19 17:58:00
A few months following releasing his album “Alpha” and following performing in Córdoba and Rosario, he finished his tour of Argentina with a show in Buenos Aires. During the “Alpha Tour” she enthusiastically shared the new material with her fans and reviewed her entire discography. Read more
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2023-12-19 12:00:00
Buscapé, a platform that compares prices in Brazil, released this Tuesday (19) a survey that shows the positioning of the main cell phone brands in November 2023. The survey shows that the Samsunga South Korean brand known for having devices in different categories, leads the ranking, standing out over the main players in the segment.
According to the research, Samsung is responsible for half of the list of the 20 most searched cell phones in the period, with emphasis on the Galaxy S23, which occupies second position. In terms of the most sought-following cell phones of the month, the intermediary Redmi Note 12S stands out in the 8 GB/256 GB variant, with prices ranging between R$1,097 and R$1,409.
The third position, in turn, is occupied by Apple’s iPhone 14, which was launched at the end of 2022 by the Cupertino giant and is currently proving to be an interesting option for those looking for an Apple cell phone. Fourth position also belongs to Apple, this time with the iPhone 13, a cell phone priced between R$3,779 and R$4,098.
In fifth place appears the Galaxy S21, a phone that this year positions itself as a premium intermediary delivering interesting specifications under an ex-high-end construction. According to Buscapé, the price difference for the same product can reach 33%, so it is important to research before investing in a new device.
According to the survey, top-of-the-line models from Apple and Samsung occupy some of the top positions in the ranking, with an average price starting at R$2,999.
Did you change your smartphone this year? Have you invested in a Samsung model or another brand? Tell us, comment!
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The Irene Neto Maternity Hospital in the municipality of Lubango, capital of the province of Huíla, successfully assisted, from January to November this year, a total of 16,700 births, at a rate of 50 per day.
João Katombela, in Huíla
The information was provided in the city of Lubango, by the director of the Maternal and Child Hospital, Irina Jacinto, during a visit that the vice-president of the MPL, Luísa Damião, made to that health unit.
According to Irina Jacinto, of the 16,700 births attended at the aforementioned health unit, around 4,008 involved surgical intervention due to complications during labor in pregnant mothers.
Irina Jacinto also said that the rehabilitation of the Lubango Maternity Hospital supported the quality of a Regional Mother and Child hospital, which simultaneously serves the provinces of Bié, Huambo, Cunene and Namibe.
510 cases of cancer
From January to November this year, the Lubango Maternity Hospital registered around 510 patients with various types of cancer, with emphasis on uterine and breast cancer.
According to him, most of these patients are from the province of Namibe, which also leads the chart of provinces that most use the Lubango Maternity services.
“In the southern region of the country, the province that uses our services the most is Namibe, particularly with the municipalities of Camucuio and Bibala, followed by the province of Cunene” he stated.
On the other hand, the health official reported that high-risk obstetric consultations were carried out over a period of 11 months, in a total of 3,349 cases; 2917 gynecology consultations.
At the Emergency Bank (BU) of the Lubango Regional Maternal and Child Hospital, 17,348 patients were treated in the same period.
Irina Jacinto also revealed that from January to November this year, a total of 10,800 women joined family planning at the Lubango Maternity Hospital.
Lack of staff worries the management of the Lubango Maternity Hospital
The lack of staff to meet the needs of the Lubango Maternity Hospital continues to be a concern for its management, which claims there is a greater deficit.
Without specifying the number of staff needed to fill this deficit, the director of the Regional Maternal and Child Hospital of Lubango, Irina Jacinto, said that the greatest need lies with specialist doctors.
In his opinion, the situation has become more acute with the passing of many health technicians who retire every year and others who cease their active work due to illness.
“Our Hospital is doing well, it continues to provide the services for which it is designed, we have human resources needs and a larger budget, we have a greater demand from patients, despite the fact that each year more staff are added, it is necessary understand that every year many people retire” he explained.
In addition to the lack of human resources, with emphasis on specialized nurses and doctors, Irina Jacinto also points out the lack of medicines to meet the demands of the users of that health unit.
MPLA responds to the need for medicines with more than 13 thousand boxes
The MPLA Vice-President worked last weekend in the province of Huíla, where she visited the municipalities of Humpata, Chibia and Lubango.
During her stay in the municipality of Lubango, Capital of the Province of Huíla, Luísa Damião, visited the Regional Maternal and Child Hospital, Comarada Irene Neto, where she was informed regarding its operation, as well as her needs.
In response to the needs presented by the director of that health unit, Luísa Damião delivered 13,215 boxes of various medicines, with emphasis on essential medicines and those to combat malaria.
Experts from the SADC Transport Facilitation Agency analyze the creation of objective conditions for the investment planned in the Lobito corridor, including those announced by the United States of America
The director of Infrastructure of the Secretariat of the Southern African Development Community (SADC), Mapalao Makaena, highlighted that, with the meeting, the aim is to materialize part of the work carried out by States in August this year, with a view to defining subcommissions in the areas transport, commerce and beyond.
At the meeting that began yesterday, Thursday, and continues until tomorrow, Saturday, the experts will also approve governing documents to support the meeting of transport ministers.
The official highlights that the meeting will reserve space to analyze coordination mechanisms, in line with the agreements signed by governments and international cooperation partners.
“This means that for the Agency to be able to operationalize or limit these memorandums of understanding, there is a rush from international partners. At corridor level, we are under pressure, so we cannot wait too long.
We have to move forward and move fast. We have our leaders, who are our heads of state, very advanced. So, we don’t want to be those elements that pull the carriage back”, he warns.
The Lobito Corridor Transport and Transit Facilitation Agency plays a crucial role, taking into account the challenges proposed by the Angolan Executive in relaunching the Lobito Corridor, hence the administrator of the Benguela Railway (CFB) to technical area, Ottoniel dos Santos, referred to the meeting as an important milestone, because it ends up bringing together the interest of the three countries that make up the Lobito Economic Corridor.
Therefore, experts will create conditions for the materialization of the investments to be made. “This is a process. Before (North American) investments are made, there are a series of precedent conditions that must be met, and this is one of them”, said the official, in statements to the press.
In turn, the legal advisor to the Angolan Ministry of Transport, Pedro Maza Lopes, recalls that, with the Agency, the three States materialized a desire of more than ten years ago, due to the impact of the corridor on the economies of the countries it passes through.
What has been observed, maintains the person responsible, is a series of initiatives aimed at supporting the aforementioned corridor, such is the case, as exemplified, by a recent memorandum signed in Brussels, Belgium, in which the United States, the European Union and the African Development Bank are committed to building the corridor’s infrastructure.
Today, Friday the 15th, the work of the executive committee is taking place and, on Saturday, the meeting of the Transport Ministers of Angola, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Zambia.
The experts will also approve governing documents to support the meeting of transport ministers, to be held tomorrow, Saturday.
By: Constantino Eduardo, in Benguela
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