UGT-SP Stands Firm for Hotel Puerta de África Employees Amid Privatization Plans In a bold move, the UGT Public Services Union (UGT-SP) is intensifying its efforts to protect the rights of employees at Hotel Puerta de África as the Municipal Society Board reveals plans for privatization. Nicola Cecchi, the board president and tourism advisor, has […]
Unlocking Global Influence: The Power You Can’t See! Discover What Drives Nations.
Understanding Soft Power in International Relations Soft power is a crucial aspect of a nation’s ability to shape its influence on the global stage. Unlike hard power, which relies on coercion or military force, soft power leverages attraction and persuasion to sway various international actors, including states, corporations, and communities. Recent findings from the Global […]
France’s African Ambitions Crumble Fast! A New Era Emerges
The Shift in French Military Presence in Africa In May 2022, French troops were positioned across West Africa, with significant deployments in Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, Chad, Senegal, and Ivory Coast, amounting to around 6,650 soldiers. However, by February 2025, France will have completely withdrawn its military forces from these nations, which together span an […]
Why this Hotel Controversy Could Affect Your Next Vacation
Concerns Over Hotel Privatization Ignite Local Debate This morning, the board meeting at the Hotel Puerta de África turned contentious as the political party Ceuta Ya! voiced their strong opposition to the privatization plan for the establishment. Proposals were made to halt the bidding process until critical issues are resolved. A primary concern raised involved […]
The Shocking Withdrawal! A Race Turned Tragic
Africa Eco Race Day Two Highlights The second day of the Africa Eco Race unfolded with a grueling stage connecting Tarda and Tagounite, featuring a challenging 358 km course, including 319 km of competitive segments. The racers faced the rugged terrains typical of southern Morocco, where rocky paths met the alluring sands, marking the debut […]
2025: Africa’s Game-Changer Year. Don’t Miss This Transformative Journey
A Future of Opportunities in Africa As 2025 approaches, Africa stands on the brink of monumental change, particularly in its northern and Sahel regions. Recent trends suggest a dramatic overhaul of the continent’s geopolitical landscape, driven by multiple evolving factors that may reshape existing balances of power for years to come. Key Transformations Ahead As […]
What to Expect in Africa by 2025? Major Changes Ahead
An Insightful Forecast Lázaro Bustince, the director of CIDAF, is examining the future landscape of Africa as we approach 2025. His analyses encompass a variety of critical dimensions including politics, economics, and education. By anticipating the emerging trends and challenges, Bustince provides a comprehensive overview of the prospects that lie ahead for the continent. In […]
Ceuta’s Hotel Controversy: Workers at Risk?
Concerns Mount Over Hotel Puerta de África Privatization The political party Ceuta Ya! has publicly opposed the privatization efforts regarding the Hotel Puerta de África and is calling for the proposal to be put on hold. They stress the need to clarify several key issues before any decisions are made, particularly the fate of the […]
Tragedy Strikes a Nigerian Church on New Year’s Eve
In a heart-wrenching incident in southeastern Nigeria, a church gathering turned deadly as a New Year’s Eve celebration took a tragic turn. The Catholic Archdiocese of Owerri is mourning the loss of a young boy killed and another injured at St. Columba’s Catholic Church in Amaimo on December 31. In an official statement released on […]
Big Changes Ahead! Hotel Puerta de África’s Future at Stake
The Hotel Puerta de África is set to undergo a significant transformation. On Friday, the hotel’s board approved a bidding plan aimed at handing over management to a private company for the next 30 years. This pivotal decision means the new management will hire their own staff, while the hotel’s existing 43 employees will remain […]