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  • 28/12/2024
MEDI1TV Afrique : Revue de presse - 27/12/2024

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00:00Hello everyone, welcome to Mediain TV for your press release.
00:14The National Agency for Cannabis-Related Activity Regulation has presented the state of progress
00:19in technical and financial achievements for the 2024 exercise.
00:23The Action Programme for the 2025 campaign reports the 360 and good news,
00:28all activities related to cannabis undertaken by farmers and operators
00:33are in compliance with regulatory provisions.
00:35Note the information portal.
00:37The main business actions during the year 2024
00:40to respond to the strong support of farmers
00:42concerned in particular the implementation of regulatory procedures
00:46for the use of local variety seeds,
00:48the mobilization of financing offers in favor of small farmers
00:53and the organization of missions,
00:55prospecting, marketing and promotion of cannabis products
00:58at the international level.
01:01In addition to revealing the many figures
01:03demonstrating the good progress of operations at all levels,
01:06the NRAC has committed itself in 2025
01:10to double efforts to consolidate business actions
01:13and promote the initiatives required to even structure
01:16the development of the cannabis industry in a local framework,
01:20thus ensuring a healthy environment for farmers and operators.
01:26A 115,000-seat facility in the heart of a high-tech sports village
01:30spread over 100 hectares,
01:32under the wing of a world-renowned architect's office.
01:35Stade Hassane II is called to reflect the image of a new Morocco,
01:38writes Jeanne-Afrique.
01:40The total area includes not only the stadium,
01:42but also the annexed equipment,
01:44including training grounds, hotels, conference and exhibition centers,
01:48athletics stadiums, omnisport stadiums,
01:50gymnasium, swimming pool,
01:52playgrounds, two shopping malls and four parking lots,
01:55which can accommodate more than 10,000 vehicles.
01:57To carry out such a project,
01:59it was necessary to borrow land from Guéry.
02:01The construction market was added on March 20th
02:04to the American Populus,
02:05in collaboration with the Franco-Moroccan Ouellet-Loucheuil.
02:08The American cabinet already has a dozen sports stadiums
02:12among the most imposing in the world,
02:14recalls the Pan-African magazine.
02:16Among other things, the Olympic Stadium in London,
02:18the emblematic Wembley Stadium,
02:20the future stadium of Inter Milan,
02:22the FNB in Johannesburg,
02:23or the Luceil Stadium in Doha,
02:26the last two having hosted World Cup finals.
02:29World visibility, record audience,
02:32media coverage, economic recovery, prestige, soft power.
02:36The setbacks are multiple,
02:37and Morocco does not hide its ambition
02:39that the Hesse-en-Deuche Stadium hosts the World Cup final in 2030.
02:45Direction the Mozambique,
02:47scene of a massive evasion of prisoners,
02:49which is added to the many riots that took place in the country
02:51in the context of a serious political crisis,
02:53informs us the BBC.
02:55In total, no less than 1,500 people
02:57left their detention centers
02:59in the middle of the week, according to the authorities.
03:01Prisoners escaped by smashing a wall.
03:0433 people were killed and 15 injured in clashes
03:08with the guards, according to the police,
03:10adding that about 150 other visitors have since been captured.
03:14Earlier this week, the victory of Daniel Chappot
03:16at the presidential election was confirmed,
03:19two months after the scrutiny,
03:20and the result giving 65% of the votes to the candidate of Frélimo,
03:25the country's dominant formation,
03:27and rejected by its opponent, Vénancio Mondlane,
03:31and credited with 24% of the violent riots.
03:34Agit Maputo, explains the BBC,
03:36who describes the capital as a ghost town.
03:38On Christmas Eve, stores were closed
03:41and the inhabitants were scared to death
03:43of the worst troubles in the city
03:44since Frélimo took power in 1975.
03:50An ambush carried out by the loyalists of Bachar al-Assad
03:53killed 14 people in an attack in the west of Syria,
03:56reports the Telegraph.
03:57The men devoted to the president overthrown on December 8th
04:01targeted members of the security forces,
04:03while this one tried to arrest in Tartus
04:06an officer of the fallen power.
04:08A report that was revealed by the Ministry of the Interior.
04:11Clashes occurred during demonstrations
04:13of the Syrian minority Alawite,
04:15to which the former president belongs.
04:18They took place in several cities of the country,
04:20underlines the English daily,
04:21which takes the example of Homs,
04:23where a demonstrator was killed
04:25and five others were injured.
04:26On its side, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights
04:29has reported several arrests
04:31in connection with the clashes
04:32that took place in the middle of the week.
04:34It represents the last challenge
04:35to the administration,
04:37which came to power two weeks ago
04:38after rebel groups launched a light offensive
04:41and overthrew the regime of Bachar al-Assad,
04:44notes the Telegraph in its columns.
04:48Does the solar system house a ninth planet?
04:50This is the question asked by the specialized magazine
04:53Scientific American,
04:54which is interested in the international courier.
04:56For its first issue of the year 2025,
04:59the publication honors the search for the new planet,
05:02that is to say, the quest for an unknown planet
05:05that would evolve within the solar system
05:07and places all its hopes in the new telescopes
05:10to add to this astronomical puzzle.
05:12The existence of the new planet is suspected
05:14due to strange observations
05:16at the Kuiper Belt,
05:18in the vicinity of Pluto,
05:19at the limit of our solar system.
05:21If the existence of this new planet is confirmed,
05:24the solar system will therefore have nine planets,
05:26as was the case until 2006,
05:28when Pluto was declassified.
05:31That year, the International Astronomical Union
05:33decided that to be considered a planet,
05:36the celestial object orbiting a star
05:39had to be massive enough
05:40for its gravity to allow it to be spherical
05:43and to have a well-defined orbit.
05:47This is the end of this press release.
05:48Thank you all for following it.
05:50Enjoy the rest of the programme on Mediantv.