7 janvier 2021
Cankuzo, le 7 janvier2021 (Net Press). Des informations concordantes indiquent que le comité de sécurité s’est réuni dans la commune de Mishiha, de la province de Cankuzo, à l’Est du pays, en compagnie du gouverneur de cette entité provinciale, pour évaluer l’état de la sécurité au cours des fêtes de fin d’année.
Les forces de défense et de sécurité qui étaient présentes, tout comme les administratifs, ont noté avec satisfaction une sécurité garantie dans toutes les communes de la province en général même s’il y a eu quelques imperfections. Ils ont mentionné le manque des produits de la Brarudi, des vols de chèvres, des conflits fonciers et des cas de sorcellerie qui ont été remarqués.
Minster Peleshi, General Begaj and distinguished guests.
I would like to thank our host, General Sallaku, for welcoming me to support command. I know you have been busy in recent days responding to the flooding. Let me begin by expressing our sympathy for those who are suffering due to the flood, and our thanks to those – include many here – who are working to provide relief.
Americans and Albanians share many values, and one of the most simple but important is this: A friends in need is a friend indeed. As friends, partners, and NATO Allies, Americans and Albanians have been at each other’s side, especially when times are tough, like today.
United States Africa Command
News by Section Final installment of donated medical equipment reaches Namibia, Botswana The latest donation completes a $100 million Namibian dollars ($6.71 million US) donation of medical equipment to Namibia announced this spring. “We continue leaning on the strong network we have with partner nations and government agencies, which allows us to help protect populations during this pandemic.” Lt. Col. Robert Hammack By View Gallery
Final installment of donated medical equipment reaches Namibia, Botswana
U.S. Ambassador to Botswana, Craig Cloud ( second from right) poses with Peggy Surame, Botswana’s Minister of Investment, Trade and Industry ( second from left) and Assistant Minister of Presidential Affairs Dumizweni Mthimkhula (center) during an official ceremony to mark the handover of medical equipment from the United States to Botswana in Gaborone, Botswana, on August 27, 202
21 BUCHAREST, Romania – Civil Affairs Team 3231, 432nd Civil Affairs Battalion, Green Bay, Wis., and the Romanian Salvation Army, delivered dozens of Christmas gifts to children and families around the city, Dec. 21.
Collectively, CAT 3231, the Office of Defense Cooperation, the U.S. Embassy, Soldiers from the 3-15 Infantry Regiment, Soldiers based at Mihail Kogalniceanu Air Base, Army Support Activity–Black Sea, and Area Support Group–Black Sea sponsored 125 children through the Romanian Salvation Army’s annual Angel Tree program. CAT 3231 played a central role as liaison, working with the Romanian Salvation Army and bringing various United States elements together to support the program.