The authorities of São Tomé and Príncipe, UNICEF and the Swedish research institute have validated solutions to make water, sanitation and hygiene services more resilient to climate change. The initiative is based on identifying risks and vulnerabilities in the sector, according to Rstp.
The authorities of São Tomé and Príncipe, UNICEF and the Swedish research institute have validated solutions to make water, sanitation and hygiene services more resilient to climate change. The initiative is based on identifying risks and vulnerabilities in the sector, according to Rstp.
A major fire left at least eight families without homes on 3 February Street in São Tomé. Residents tried to contain the flames before firefighters arrived and were deployed in the evening, Rádio Somos Todos Primos reports, citing emergency services.
In São Tomé and Príncipe, the MLSTP, which came first in the legislative elections with 24 of 55 seats, is claiming leadership of the next government and says it can secure a parliamentary majority with the support of the BASTA movement. The ADI and the MCI-PS/PUN coalition are also claiming power, backed by an agreement that gives them 29 MPs, according to Telanon.
MLSTP leader Américo Barros is calling for the formation of the next government after his party won 24 seats in the parliamentary elections. He says he wants to negotiate with other parties to ensure stability and pass the budget, according to Stp Press.
The Directorate of Environment and Climate Action has completed specialised training bringing together 23 technicians from eight institutions on restoring degraded areas and impact studies. Held from 5 to 9 October, it aims to strengthen biodiversity protection, according to RSTP.