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  • Chile Voters Reject New Conservative Constitution
    Chileans have rejected a new constitution proposed by conservative delegates that would have affected laws in areas including abortion access, the ability to strike and rights for indigenous people.
    The draft was rejected by 56% of voters to 44%, Voters had already rejected a progressive draft last year.
    The protesters - many of them left-wing students - called for measures to address inequality and the cost of living crisis, as well as social and political reforms.
    Among the criticisms made by left-wing opponents were that it failed to protect indigenous rights, could have allowed restrictions to reproductive rights, and enshrined private sector participation in the provision of services such as health, education, and pensions.

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    2 min
  • Chile Voters Reject New Conservative Constitution
    Chileans have rejected a new constitution proposed by conservative delegates that would have affected laws in areas including abortion access, the ability to strike and rights for indigenous people.
    The draft was rejected by 56% of voters to 44%, Voters had already rejected a progressive draft last year.
    The protesters - many of them left-wing students - called for measures to address inequality and the cost of living crisis, as well as social and political reforms.
    Among the criticisms made by left-wing opponents were that it failed to protect indigenous rights, could have allowed restrictions to reproductive rights, and enshrined private sector participation in the provision of services such as health, education, and pensions.

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/africa-business-news--4166630/support.
    2 min
  • Somali Forces Take Over Security of Presidential Palace
    Somali forces have taken over the security of the presidential palace and the federal parliament building in the capital Mogadishu from the African Union mission in the country (Atmis) after 16 years.
    President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud praised the national army for taking over the security responsibility of the country’s leaders, saying that the move showed the recovery of the capacity and power of the country's military.
    The takeover comes as Somali forces begin to assume responsibilities for the country's security as Atmis troops, who have been fighting al-Shabab and protecting key government installations since 2007, gradually withdraw.
    At least 17,000 AU peacekeepers are expected to exit the Horn of Africa nation by the end of next year.

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/africa-business-news--4166630/support.
    2 min
  • Somali Forces Take Over Security of Presidential Palace
    Somali forces have taken over the security of the presidential palace and the federal parliament building in the capital Mogadishu from the African Union mission in the country (Atmis) after 16 years.
    President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud praised the national army for taking over the security responsibility of the country’s leaders, saying that the move showed the recovery of the capacity and power of the country's military.
    The takeover comes as Somali forces begin to assume responsibilities for the country's security as Atmis troops, who have been fighting al-Shabab and protecting key government installations since 2007, gradually withdraw.
    At least 17,000 AU peacekeepers are expected to exit the Horn of Africa nation by the end of next year.

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/africa-business-news--4166630/support.
    2 min
  • Somali Forces Take Over Security of Presidential Palace
    Somali forces have taken over the security of the presidential palace and the federal parliament building in the capital Mogadishu from the African Union mission in the country (Atmis) after 16 years.
    President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud praised the national army for taking over the security responsibility of the country’s leaders, saying that the move showed the recovery of the capacity and power of the country's military.
    The takeover comes as Somali forces begin to assume responsibilities for the country's security as Atmis troops, who have been fighting al-Shabab and protecting key government installations since 2007, gradually withdraw.
    At least 17,000 AU peacekeepers are expected to exit the Horn of Africa nation by the end of next year.

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/africa-business-news--4166630/support.
    2 min
  • Uganda Launches Digital Portal to Protect Investors
    President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni launched the Electronic Investors Protection Portal a digital platform designed to safeguard investment processes in Uganda.
    The portal offers guidance to investors through access to authentic government sources.
    It will also offer a valuable bridge connecting investors with relevant Ministries, Departments, and Agencies and language translation features to accommodate non-English speaking investors.
    President Museveni commended Col. Nakalema for the initiative that has come in handy to support the historical mission of modern societies such as Uganda to create prosperity which in modern times is a result of producing a good or a service and selling it either as an investor or an employee.

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/africa-business-news--4166630/support.
    2 min
  • Uganda Launches Digital Portal to Protect Investors
    President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni launched the Electronic Investors Protection Portal a digital platform designed to safeguard investment processes in Uganda.
    The portal offers guidance to investors through access to authentic government sources.
    It will also offer a valuable bridge connecting investors with relevant Ministries, Departments, and Agencies and language translation features to accommodate non-English speaking investors.
    President Museveni commended Col. Nakalema for the initiative that has come in handy to support the historical mission of modern societies such as Uganda to create prosperity which in modern times is a result of producing a good or a service and selling it either as an investor or an employee.

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/africa-business-news--4166630/support.
    2 min
  • Uganda Launches Digital Portal to Protect Investors
    President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni launched the Electronic Investors Protection Portal a digital platform designed to safeguard investment processes in Uganda.
    The portal offers guidance to investors through access to authentic government sources.
    It will also offer a valuable bridge connecting investors with relevant Ministries, Departments, and Agencies and language translation features to accommodate non-English speaking investors.
    President Museveni commended Col. Nakalema for the initiative that has come in handy to support the historical mission of modern societies such as Uganda to create prosperity which in modern times is a result of producing a good or a service and selling it either as an investor or an employee.

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/africa-business-news--4166630/support.
    2 min
  • Sudan Expels Chadian Diplomats in Retaliatory Move
    Sudan's foreign affairs ministry has ordered three Chadian diplomats to leave the country within 72 hours, in retaliation for a similar move by Chad.
    Chad's government had earlier declared four Sudanese diplomats attached to Sudan's embassy in N'Djamena as "persona non grata" and ordered their exit from the country within 72 hours.
    The spokesperson of Chad's government says the recurrence of such statements by Sudanese authorities with regards to Chad and its government is simply not acceptable, hostile, and masks a hidden agenda.

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    1 min
  • Sudan Expels Chadian Diplomats in Retaliatory Move
    Sudan's foreign affairs ministry has ordered three Chadian diplomats to leave the country within 72 hours, in retaliation for a similar move by Chad.
    Chad's government had earlier declared four Sudanese diplomats attached to Sudan's embassy in N'Djamena as "persona non grata" and ordered their exit from the country within 72 hours.
    The spokesperson of Chad's government says the recurrence of such statements by Sudanese authorities with regards to Chad and its government is simply not acceptable, hostile, and masks a hidden agenda.

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/africa-business-news--4166630/support.
    1 min

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