Facebook (Meta) was voted as the worst company of the year 2021 due to several problems that affected the largest social network on the Internet and negatively marked users. According to the data presented by Yahoo Finance put the two owners of the Internet's largest social network in more trouble. Yahoo's analysis...
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Oil starts week down over 3% with restrictions due to omicron
Oil started off with losses this Monday, with a tumble of over 3%. Rapid contagion with the omicron variant is raising fears that demand for the so-called "black gold" will rebound, while restrictions are tightening in several countries around the world. West Texas Intermediate (WTI), traded at...
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Venezuela restricts airline connections until January 18, 2022
Commercial passenger air operations remain restricted until January 18, 2022 in Venezuela. Local authorities today called on airlines and travel agents not to sell tickets on unauthorized routes. According to the National Institute of Civil Aeronautics (INAC), the restrictions take place in compliance with guidelines from the Venezuelan government...
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Israel puts several European countries on the red list due to new variant
The Israeli government announced this Sunday a ban on its citizens from traveling to several European countries on the red list, including Portugal, to prevent the spread of the Omicron variant of covid-19. According to France Press, the travel restrictions, which already affected most African countries, but also Great Britain and the United Kingdom, will be...
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Covid-19: African Union to discuss strategy to promote immunization today
The African Union (AU), with its Centre for Disease Control and Prevention, is holding a meeting in Addis Ababa today, Monday, to discuss the "tailored response strategy for covid-19." This meeting aims to define strategies to increase uptake of the vaccine and possible partnerships to facilitate adherence to the vaccine - the need for increased...
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The President of the Republic speaks to the Nation today about the Situation of Public Calamity
The President of the Republic, Filipe Nyusi, speaks today, at 13:00 hours, to the Nation, in the context of the situation of public calamity. Filipe Nyusi's announcement is made in the context of the current covid-19 situation in the country.
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Businessmen ask for balance in measures against Covid-19
The private sector believes that for the year 2022, the Government should continue to create stimuli to ensure the resumption of economic growth by establishing a balance between the measures to combat Covid-19 and the operation of businesses. The Confederation of Business Associations (CTA) hopes that the easing of restrictive measures, coupled with the arrival of the platform...
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Government has neglected the development of rural areas
The executive director of the Rural Environment Observatory (OMR), João Mosca, criticizes the State for forgetting the countryside, channeling insufficient resources for the development of family agriculture favoring export crops. According to João Mosca, the government has neglected to finance the development of the areas and the rural productive sector. After independence, according to Mosca,...
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British government considers adopting new restrictions before Christmas
British government does not exclude the possibility of imposing further restrictions in England before Christmas to stop the spread of covid-19. British Health Minister Sajid Javid said today that new measures could be adopted in the face of the pandemic's spread. "We are assessing the situation, which is very volatile. We have seen that there is a lot of ...
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Gaza airport receives first domestic flight after opening
The Filipe Nyusi airport, located in the district of Chongoene, in Gaza, received the first domestic flight, after its inauguration by the President of the Republic last November. This is the first flight that departed, this Saturday, from Maputo to Xai-Xai vice versa, with twenty-four passengers on board. Of these passengers, thirteen are travelers...