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🗳️ Declaração Preliminar da MOE-CPLP às Eleições Legislativas, Autárquicas e Regional em São Tomé e Príncipe 🇸🇹
➡️ Conheça a Declaração Preliminar: cplp.org/noticias/noticias-d…
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"Leadership is not always the presidency. It is not always the prime minister, the minister, or the parliamentarian. Leadership is that woman who stands out in a marketplace, in a classroom, in a church, and demonstrates standing principles." — H.E. @MaEllenSirleaf
Closing the opening ceremony of the Amujae High-Level Leadership Forum in Dakar. She expressed profound gratitude to President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and the people of Senegal for their gracious hospitality in welcoming the Amujae leaders to Dakar with open arms. Merci, Sénégal! Jërëjëf! 🇸🇳
You can watch her full address on our YouTube Channel via: youtube.com/live/AS7qwENGzrk
#Amujae #WomenInLeadership #Dakar2026
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"Africa's future depends on industrialisation, but that future cannot be built without women. Their leadership, innovation and entrepreneurship must be at the centre of our industrial transformation." Mrs. Ron Osman, AU Director of Industry, Minerals, Entrepreneurship and Tourism,
Speaking at the Women Industrial Champions of Africa side event on the margins of the Joint STC in Abidjan, Mrs. Osman called for greater support for women as drivers of Africa's industrialisation.
The dialogue's recommendations will be presented to Ministers attending the Joint STC.
Sometime service to the Nation is not limited to the positions we may hold or the elections in which we may participate. Serving São Tomé and Príncipe is a permanent mission realised through work done with dedication. #saotomeandprincipe #editetenjua #womenleadership
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If we are serious about closing the gender gap in public leadership, then we must deliberately invest in women who are ready to lead and in the ecosystems that sustain them. That is the work of the Amujae Initiative.
#Amujae backs women already in public leadership to rise higher, influence decisions, and transform institutions. 50+ leaders. 20+ countries. 4 cohorts. And many more coming. This is how power shifts. Join the #GapZero movement as we shine more light on our Amujae leaders. @WurieHaja @EditeTenJua @advocatemahere @AngeleMakombo @AnneWaiguru @BogoloKenewendo @Chilandochitan1 @Chipokota @cakamanzi @dagmawit_moges @Adaeze_Oreh @joduwole @yakamajones @zanetorofficial @EmmaTheofelus @ghadalabib @fbedwei @gladyswanga @ProfDrGADanquah @hadizabalausman @IM_Okafor @JoanaMamombe @KulaFofana @malado_kaba @moriah_yeakula @Eng_Patricie @SeramePeggy @LoweMayor @AlbazarSahar @TraoreSona @eoabisoye @miss_urey @UjuRochas @UmraOmar @UpendoPeneza @yawahq @yakisawyerr
Portugal votou e terá novo Presidente. Mas cumpre-me antes de mais homenagear o Presidente Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa. Foi meu Professor. Foi Presidente da República enquanto fui Ministra dos Negócios Estrangeiros de São Tomé e Príncipe. E foi e é um grande amigo do nosso país. E reconheço-o pelos anos de dedicação à República Portuguesa e o grande sentido de Nação. Representou bem Portugal, interagiu bem com São Tomé e Príncipe e toda a lusofonia. Bem haja Sua Excelência Presidente Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, o “Presidente dos Afectos” num mundo morno e envergonhado de expressar estima. Sentirei saudades das selfies. #editetenjua #MarceloRebelodeSousa #portugal #saotomeeprincipe @JoaoCravinho @presidencia @_CPLP
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The US has reiterated support for Somalia’s territorial integrity, rejecting Republican calls to recognize Somaliland. Senator Ted Cruz and other advocates cite Somaliland’s stability and strategic location, while China condemned the debate as interference.
#Somalia #Somaliland #USPolicy #TedCruz #China #HornOfAfrica #Geopolitics
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The African Political Parties Summit 2025 has come to a close. We are grateful to all delegates, partners, and supporters whose insights and commitment shaped this historic gathering.
Together, we have set the stage for stronger inter-party collaboration, adopted the Accra Declaration, and taken bold steps toward Africa’s political and economic transformation.
#APPS2025
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Tribute to our fallen heroes 🙏🏾
#APPS2025
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“In mourning, Ghana chose to press forward. That decision speaks volumes about its national character.” – H.E. Jeff Radabee #APPS2025
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“The Africa Governance Centre was founded on the principle that governance is a vessel carrying the hope of our people.” – Ms. Benedicta Lasi #APPS2025
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“The youth are looking up to us. We can’t fail them.” – Hon. Fifi Kwetey #APPS2025
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“Asia and Africa share a common history of emerging from colonial shadows and confronting modern challenges together.” – Hon. Chung Eui-yong #APPS2025
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“Dialogue is the most important element in a democracy.” -Aejandro Moreno Cardenas
President, The Permanent Conference of Political Parties of Latin America and the Caribbean #APPS2025
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“Ethiopia’s constitution gives the Prosperity Party the right to fill 100% of elected positions — but we chose a path of inclusion instead.” – H.E. Ibrahim Adem Farah #APPS2025
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AFRICAN POLITICAL PARTIES SUMMIT || DAY 1_SESSION 02 xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1OyKAjMXw…
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Day 1 of the African Political Parties Summit 2025 brought together leaders, ministers, party executives, former presidents, academics, and civil society from over 30 African nations, alongside partners from Asia, Latin America, and beyond.
From tributes to Ghana’s fallen heroes to strong calls for unity, inclusion, and long-term development, speakers including H.E. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang, Ms. Benedicta Lasi, H.E. Jeff Radabee, Hon. Chung Eui-yong, H.E. Ibrahim Adem Farah, and Hon. Alejandro Moreno Cárdenas urged that politics must move beyond power struggles to become a framework for progress.
Key themes from the day included:
Building inter-party collaboration beyond elections
Expanding youth and women’s participation in leadership
Strengthening governance as the foundation of prosperity
Addressing regional challenges through dialogue and cooperation
Making From Politics to Prosperity a sustained reality, not just a slogan
With the African Political Parties Initiative (APPI) set to institutionalise dialogue, build capacity, and strengthen cooperation, today marked an important step toward a united and prosperous Africa.
#APPS2025
