The governor of northern Malanje province, Cristóvão da Cunha, reiterated Wednesday the need for the region's teachers to open bank accounts from where they can get their monthly salaries.

The Council of Ministers of Africa, Caribbean and Pacific and European Union (ACP/EU) expressed concerns for additional development challenges with the hike of food and fuels prices and food security due to climate changes.

Four people died and 18 were injured in consequence of road accidents that happened in the past seven days, in central Huambo province, ANGOP learnt from the provincial command of the National Police.

Cameroonians are creative. Each day, people reflect on how to satisfy certain needs. It is in this process that new businesses pop up. The most recent in the line is the introduction of webcams in cyber cafés. The device permits

Cameroon's Prime Minister, Head of Government, Ephraim Inoni will represent President Paul Biya in the Africa Business Forum 2008 that begins today in London, United Kingdom. The forum convened by the Commonwealth Business Council (CBC) and Business Action for Africa

Angola's Oil minister, Desidério Costa, Wednesday in Madrid (Spain), said the current oil price instability is due to the action of speculators and permanent depreciation of the US Dollar.

UGANDA Clays (UCL) is to invest in Rwanda, John Wafula, the chief executive officer, has said.

Angola is open to foreign investments and to all oil companies interested to operate in the country.