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Angola’s largest opposition UNITA is calling for re-election. The losing candidate Adalberto Costa Júnior, is now calling upon the constitutional court to nullify the election and call for a new vote
Angola’s largest opposition UNITA is calling for re-election. The losing candidate, Adalberto Costa Júnior, is now calling upon the constitutional court to nullify the election and call for a new vote. As reported by www.trendsnafrica.com, the National Electoral Commission had recently confirmed the win for the longest ruling party MPLA which attained 124 MPs while UNITA got 90 MPs.
The UNITA asserts that the National Electoral Commission, as well as the Constitutional Court, should truly carry out their functions, with strict respect for the Constitution and the laws. It also called upon the National Electoral Commission not to shy away from confronting the results in its possession with the copies of the figures in the possession of the political parties. UNITA has petitioned the constitutional court to have a re-look at the election process and to declare the election results null and void.
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The Angolan Electoral Observatory recently presented its mission’s preliminary report, which integrated 61 non-governmental organizations and other religious groups. They noted that the non-publication of the voters’ lists compromised the transparency of the vote. The National Electoral Commission which declined to comment regarding the election minutes because they were posted at polling stations. Against this, more than 100 observers noted that the voting activities, particularly in urban areas, went without problems.
Mercedes -Benz Egypt soon to start production from Egypt
(North Africa) (3 minutes read)
Mercedes-Benz Egypt is on track in setting up for the opening and start of operations of its new logistics hub in the Suez Canal Economic Zone. The facility is constructed on a land plot of 20,000 square meters in the Fifth Zone of the Suez Canal Economic Zone
Mercedes-Benz Egypt is on track in setting up for the opening and start of operations of its new logistics hub in the Suez Canal Economic Zone. The facility is constructed on a land plot of 20,000 square meters in the Fifth Zone of the Suez Canal Economic Zone. Mercedes-Benz Logistics and Distribution Egypt (MBLDE) will provide logistics services, including storage and stock management for complete built-up vehicles (CBU). The facility will reassemble vehicles that are coming as Completely Knocked-Down Kits (CKD), Semi Knocked-Down Kits (SKD), spare parts, tools, and local production materials.
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The logistics hub will also allow the company to provide administrative and managerial services to its authorized dealer network and other companies.
Mercedes-Benz Egypt in September 2021 signed a contract with the Suez Canal Economic Zone to allocate land to establish the logistics hub. The decision to invest in a dedicated logistics hub was spurred by the company’s nationwide expansion of its dealers’ retail network and the resumption of local assembly operations of SUV vehicles in Egypt.
