Sports World News of Thursday, 11 August 2016Source: BBCSwansea disappointed by Williams’ departureChairman Huw Jenkins says Swansea were disappointed to see Ashley Williams join Everton but had "reluctantly" agreed to his transfer request. His transfer follows the departure of fellow centre-half John Stones from Everton to Manchester City for £47.5m on Tuesday. Wales captain Williams, 31, has joined the Toffees for an undisclosed fee, thought to be up to £12m with add-ons. Williams, whose contract is due to run until 2018, has played more than 350 games for the Swans since joining for £300,000 from Stockport in March 2008. "It is definitely not something we wanted to happen," Jenkins told the Swans' website.
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General News of Thursday, 11 August 2016Source: cameroon-tribune.cmHigher Education: preparations underway for new academic yearThe University Standards drafted by the Ministry of Higher Education sets aside specific orientations for the preparation of the new school year. It is also time for higher education officials to prepare for the next academic year. After the release of the results of the 2016 official examinations in Cameroon, aspiring university students have their dreams high to be admitted into higher institutions of learning. The University Standards drafted by the Department of University Accreditations and Quality in the Ministry of Higher Education in 2014, sets aside specific orientations for the preparation of the new school year. In order to achieve these objectives, university institutions must be proactive and should proceed to the organisation of the academic year by creating diverse actions.
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August 11, 2016 11:42 UTC
The attention and questions from the Israeli diplomat was however, fulfilling to the General Manager of MIPROMALO, Uphie Chinje Melo. General News of Thursday, 11 August 2016Source: cameroon-tribune.cmIsraeli diplomat impressed with Cameroon’s technologyHis Excellency Ran Rigor visited production units of the Local Material Promotion Authority on August 10, 2016. The Israeli Ambassador to Cameroon, Ran Rigor says technology used to produce local construction and decoration material by the Local Materials Promotion Authority, MIPROMALO is cutting edge and full of inspiration. The Israeli diplomat was at the Nkolbisson-based brick production plant; one of the factories of MIPROMALO; a public establishment placed under the Ministry of Scientific Research and Innovation. He was impressed at the technology, stating that it falls within the UN Agenda for sustainability.
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August 11, 2016 11:42 UTC
Health News of Thursday, 11 August 2016Source: cameroon-tribune.cmSexual Health: actors seek to break taboosA workshop to support dialogues in reproductive health issues took place on August 10, 2016 in Yaounde. Participants have been sensitised on the dangers of clandestine abortion, health rights, the causes of maternal and infant mortality as well as the difference between personal belief and professional ethics in terms of reproductive health services. Information from health experts indicate that in the country there are still controversies amongst the population when it comes to family planning and abortion as well as talking about reproductive health issues to youths in Cameroon. As such, CAMNAFAW is out to inform the population on their rights to good health, and the need for pregnant women and youths to visit centres where some of their health issues will be addressed. Professor Philip Nana from the Ministry of Public Health explained that although maternal and neonatal mortality rates seem to reduce in the country, the downward trend is slow not only because of the cost of health but also because many people are not rightly sensitised on reproductive health.
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August 11, 2016 11:42 UTC
The situation is simply distressing and as the new school year comes closer, parents get more and more frightened. So the whole issue is not just about the availability of textbooks, but also about access to them. For example, textbooks for one Form One of the French Language sub-system cost about FCFA 82 000 and rise up to FCFA 112 000 for a Form Four student! When our reporters went out a few days ago, they found that most bookshops were unusually well-stocked. In one case it was reported that there were as many as five books for one subject!
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August 11, 2016 11:42 UTC
Business News of Thursday, 11 August 2016Source: cameroon-tribune.cmFCFA 71 million for agricultural cooperativesSome 17 Common Initiative Groups specialized in agro-pastoral activities have been handed cheques worth FCFA 71 million. Grants issued to producer groups range from 500,000 FCFA to 6 million FCFA. Professional agro-pastoral organisations benefit grants worth 5 million FCFA to 30 million as grants. Over 23 billion FCFA has been earmarked as funds for 5,200 projects for the second phase of the project for the second phase of the project. The second phase of the project kick-started in 2014-2016 and now covers all the ten regions of the country.
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August 11, 2016 11:42 UTC
Quarter-finals: Brazil v Colombia; Portugal v Germany; South Korea v Honduras; Nigeria v Denmark Sports World News of Thursday, 11 August 2016Source: BBCBrazil impress to progress to the quarter-finals of Rio OlympicsBrazil reached the quarter-finals of Olympics men's football with an impressive 4-0 win against Denmark. Luan then finished off a fine team move before Barbosa's deflected strike ensured Brazil went through as Group A winners. That result ended Japan's hopes of going through as they finished third in the group, despite beating Sweden 1-0. Gabriel Barbosa got the first with a scrappy finish before new Manchester City signing Gabriel Jesus volleyed in.
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August 11, 2016 09:14 UTC
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August 11, 2016 09:13 UTC
Sports World News of Wednesday, 10 August 2016Source: boxingnewsonlineManny Pacquiao confirms opponent for comeback fightManny Pacquiao has confirmed he will end his retirement to fight WBO welterweight world champion Jessie Vargas in November. I have agreed to a November 5 fight with reigning WBO welterweight champion Jessie Vargas,” he said. Vargas was one of three names in the mix to face Pacquiao in November, alongside WBC welterweight champion Danny Garcia and WBO/WBC super-lightweight boss Terence Crawford. Pacquiao walked away from the sport in April after outpointing Timothy Bradley to focus on his political career in the Philippines. When Boxing News spoke to Pacquiao’s trainer, Freddie Roach, recently, he revealed that Vargas was the most likely choice and that he wants Manny to fight Crawford in the early stages of 2017.
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August 11, 2016 09:13 UTC
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Sports World News of Wednesday, 10 August 2016Source: BBCRio 2016: Olympic pool turns greenConfusion abounded at the Maria Lenk Aquatics Centre as the normally azure pool water turned a swampy green for the women's synchronised 10m platform final. Questions were asked on social media. Divers were forced to compete in water the colour sea lions - rather than Olympians - are accustomed to performing in. "It's very important to the Rio 2016 community to ensure a high quality of play," read the statement. Once competition was over, organisers released a statement to say that they were still investigating the cause of what was being described on social media as "pool gate".
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August 11, 2016 09:13 UTC
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August 10, 2016 09:00 UTC
Business News of Wednesday, 10 August 2016Source: AFPCameroon bank workers accused of massive theftFour employees of a Cameroon bank have been detained on suspicion of stealing millions of euros, sources told AFP on Tuesday. “Undue expenses of three billion CFA francs (4.5 million euros, $5 million) were made from 2008 and 2012 for furniture,” the source cited in one example. The bank, which is 61 percent owned by BPCE, was run by four French nationals in succession at the time of the theft. A BICEC official declined to confirm the figures, but added that the bank had launched a lawsuit after the thefts emerged. The group, which includes a former director-general of the bank who was sacked in May and a former head of accounting, are accused of “embezzlement of several billion CFA francs” over around a decade, the source added.
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