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TSHI🫶🏽MA promoted Rock Construction Technology, stating that the company carried out construction projects tailored to the needs of its clients. The author cited apartments and modern buildings, villas, churches, schools, universities, roads, and infrastructure among its areas of intervention. He invited interested parties to contact the company at 082 116 6026 and also mentioned Clément Katende, Judith Suminwa, and the Presidency of the DRC. #Construction #Architecture #Infrastructures (translated)

🚨 🧭 Comment évaluer une politique ou un programme de santé ? Le KCE propose des méthodes pour comprendre ce qui fonctionne, pour qui, comment et dans quel contexte, et mieux adapter les interventions aux réalités du terrain. 📒 Note de procédure du KCE : méthodes de recherche pour l’évaluation des services de santé et des initiatives politiques ✍️ KCE process note: Research methods for the evaluation of Health services & Policy initiatives - Helena Van Deynse, Wens Christiaens, Justien Cornelis, Koenraad D’Hollander, Stephan Devriese, Pascale Jonckheer, Roos Leroy, Carine Van de Voorde, Leen Verleye, Bénédicte Vos et Koen Van den Heede (tous KCE). Structure éditrice : KCE — Centre fédéral d’expertise des soins de santé (Belgian Health Care Knowledge Centre), Bruxelles - Octobre 2026 Capsules Audio de Pratiques en Santé 🎙️🎥 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiOaCYLJcBQ Analyse de Pratiques en Santé et lien vers la source ℹ️➕ https://www.pratiquesensante.com/blog/pratiques-15/note-de-procedure-du-kce-methodes-de-recherche-pour-l-evaluation-des-services-de-sante-et-des-initiatives-politiques-6265 📌 Le document s’adresse d’abord aux chercheurs du KCE, mais il apporte des repères utiles aux acteurs de terrain pour concevoir, suivre et évaluer leurs programmes de prévention et de promotion de la santé. Il aide notamment à clarifier les objectifs, à distinguer les réalisations des effets attendus, à comprendre pourquoi une action fonctionne ou non et à repérer les obstacles liés à sa mise en œuvre. Ces méthodes peuvent soutenir le pilotage et l’amélioration des interventions, à condition de les adapter aux moyens disponibles et aux réalités locales. 🇬🇧: KCE process note: Research methods for the evaluation of health services & policy initiatives - https://www.pratiquesensante.com/en/blog/practices-15/kce-process-note-research-methods-for-the-evaluation-of-health-services-policy-initiatives-6265 #️⃣ #pratiquesensante #Évaluation #PolitiquesDeSanté #InterventionsComplexes #ÉvaluationRéaliste #ScienceDeLaMiseEnŒuvre #ModèleLogique #SantéPublique 🚨 🧭 Comment évaluer une politique ou un programme de santé ? Le KCE propose des méthodes pour comprendre ce qui fonctionne, pour qui, comment et dans quel contexte, et mieux adapter les interventions aux réalités du terrain. 📒 Note de procédure du KCE : méthodes de recherche pour l’évaluation des services de santé et des initiatives politiques ✍️ KCE process note: Research methods for the evaluation of Health services & Policy initiatives - Helena Van Deynse, Wens Christiaens, Justien Cornelis, Koenraad D’Hollander, Stephan Devriese, Pascale Jonckheer, Roos Leroy, Carine Van de Voorde, Leen Verleye, Bénédicte Vos et Koen Van den Heede (tous KCE). Structure éditrice : KCE — Centre fédéral d’expertise des soins de santé (Belgian Health Care Knowledge Centre), Bruxelles - Octobre 2026 Capsules Audio de Pratiques en Santé 🎙️🎥 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiOaCYLJcBQ Analyse de Pratiques en Santé et lien vers la source ℹ️➕ https://www.pratiquesensante.com/blog/pratiques-15/note-de-procedure-du-kce-methodes-de-recherche-pour-l-evaluation-des-services-de-sante-et-des-initiatives-politiques-6265 📌 Le document s’adresse d’abord aux chercheurs du KCE, mais il apporte des repères utiles aux acteurs de terrain pour concevoir, suivre et évaluer leurs programmes de prévention et de promotion de la santé. Il aide notamment à clarifier les objectifs, à distinguer les réalisations des effets attendus, à comprendre pourquoi une action fonctionne ou non et à repérer les obstacles liés à sa mise en œuvre. Ces méthodes peuvent soutenir le pilotage et l’amélioration des interventions, à condition de les adapter aux moyens disponibles et aux réalités locales. 🇬🇧: KCE process note: Research methods for the evaluation of health services & policy initiatives - https://www.pratiquesensante.com/en/blog/practices-15/kce-process-note-research-methods-for-the-evaluation-of-health-services-policy-initiatives-6265 #️⃣ #pratiquesensante #Évaluation #PolitiquesDeSanté #InterventionsComplexes #ÉvaluationRéaliste #ScienceDeLaMiseEnŒuvre #ModèleLogique #SantéPublique

The author said Poland trained highly skilled rheumatologists, but treatments discussed at international conferences and used elsewhere in Europe and the US remained inaccessible to some Polish patients. They argued that the issue was restricted access, not a lack of expertise, and said Polish patients deserved better. #Polska #medycyna #zdrowie #PL #EU #US

The Medical Chamber maintains its resistance to the planned vaccination in pharmacies, but emphasizes the necessity of medical expertise to ensure optimal medical care, while the implementation of the program is aimed for the beginning of 2027 to increase vaccination rates in Austria. #Impfung #Ärztekammer #Gesundheitsversorgung (translated)

Tafouk TV – how three Sahel military governments are building a common information system Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger are no longer relying only on speeches, social media or their existing national broadcasters to shape the information environment around the Alliance of Sahel States. They are building a shared, permanent media infrastructure. At its centre is Tafouk TV, the confederal television channel of the AES, broadcasting from Bamako. Its creation was formally agreed by the three governments in December 2025, its governing structure was installed in 2026 and regular programming began in September. The project is explicitly presented by AES authorities as an instrument of “information sovereignty” and what Malian Foreign Minister Abdoulaye Diop has called “narrative sovereignty”. A television channel built by three military governments Tafouk TV is fundamentally different from a covert bot network or a collection of anonymous propaganda accounts. Its ownership and political purpose are public. It is an institutional broadcaster created by the governments of Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger, all currently led by military authorities. Malian government documents describe the channel as a common media instrument intended to strengthen communication across the confederation, promote regional identities and respond to what the AES sees as hostile narratives and disinformation. The project sits alongside Daandè Liptako, a shared radio service, and broader plans to develop common information structures across the three states. That institutional architecture is important. A social-media influence network can disappear when accounts are suspended. A television channel, radio network and future news agency can develop journalists, archives, correspondents, distribution agreements and continuous daily output. The result is not a temporary campaign but potentially a long-term information system. Russia enters through RT The Russian connection is also public. In July 2026, Tafouk TV signed a cooperation agreement with RT, the Russian state-funded international broadcaster. The memorandum was signed by Tafouk TV director-general Salif Sanogo and Natalia Lebedeva, director of RT en français. It provides for content exchange, expertise-sharing and joint coverage of major events in Russia and the Sahel. RT described itself as Tafouk TV's first international partner. This makes Tafouk part of a much broader geopolitical realignment in the Sahel. Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger have reduced cooperation with France and other Western partners while deepening political, diplomatic and security relations with Moscow. But the distinction is important: there is no public evidence that Russia owns Tafouk TV, finances the entire channel or directly controls its editorial decisions. The most precise description is therefore a state-owned AES broadcaster with a formal partnership with Russian state media, rather than a Russian-controlled television station. The battle over the narrative AES officials make little attempt to hide the strategic role they expect the channel to play. During a visit to Tafouk TV shortly after regular broadcasting began, Abdoulaye Diop described communication as another strategic front alongside defence, diplomacy and development. He spoke of a geopolitical environment characterised by a “war of narratives” and said the AES needed its own media to defend its interests and strengthen its narrative sovereignty. Mali's government has similarly described Tafouk TV as an instrument of information sovereignty, regional cohesion and Sahelian identity. The first governing-board meetings emphasised digital distribution, national languages and the creation of a new generation of Sahelian journalists capable of carrying the confederation's message at home and abroad. Early reporting examined by the Financial Times found patriotic programming, interviews with officials and positive reporting from conflict zones. The newspaper described the project in the context of the three governments' attempts to challenge Western media narratives and strengthen their legitimacy while facing continuing jihadist insurgencies. Why this is not simply another disinformation operation It is important not to use propaganda and disinformation as synonyms. A state broadcaster can systematically promote the government's preferred interpretation of events without every story being false.Tafouk TV's significance therefore lies less in individual fabricated claims than in the information architecture being created around it: three governments operating a shared broadcaster, common radio infrastructure and potentially other confederal media, while cooperating with Russia's international state-media system. This development is taking place while independent media conditions across the three countries are deteriorating. Reporters Without Borders ranked Burkina Faso 110th, Niger 120th and Mali 121st in its 2026 World Press Freedom Index, pointing to arbitrary detentions, restrictions on journalists and suspensions of media outlets across the AES states. That context changes the importance of Tafouk TV. A new state broadcaster entering a diverse and competitive media environment is one thing. A common government-controlled broadcaster expanding while alternative sources face restrictions is another. From influence campaigns to permanent infrastructure Tafouk TV illustrates an important evolution in the information contest in the Sahel. Russian and pro-Russian influence in Africa has often relied on social-media networks, influencers, fake experts, local partners or apparently independent media outlets. Tafouk represents something more durable: formal state institutions can now carry many of the same geopolitical narratives openly and continuously. The audience figures are not yet sufficiently established to demonstrate how influential Tafouk TV will become. It may eventually reach far fewer people than some viral online operations, or its television, radio and digital infrastructure may give it far greater long-term significance. Sources Government of Mali — Tafouk TV governing board and strategic mission https://gouvernement.ml/conseil-dadministration-de-tafouk-tv-installe-a-bamako-le-ministre-alhamdou-ag-ilyene-trace-les-orientations-strategiques-de-la-chaine-confederale/ Government of Mali — Abdoulaye Diop and “narrative sovereignty” https://gouvernement.ml/communication-confederale-de-laes-sem-abdoulaye-diop-a-la-decouverte-de-tafouk/ Government of Mali — creation of Tafouk TV and Daandè Liptako https://gouvernement.ml/conseil-national-de-la-transition-le-cnt-adopte-deux-textes-majeurs-relatifs-a-la-creation-de-tafouk-tv-et-de-la-radio-daande-liptako/ Government of Mali — ratification and information-sovereignty objectives https://gouvernement.ml/2026/05/30/ Government of Mali — Tafouk TV board and Prime Minister Abdoulaye Maïga https://gouvernement.ml/television-de-lalliance-des-etats-du-sahel-tafouk-tv-les-membres-du-conseil-dadministration-prennent-les-orientations-et-conseils-du-premier-ministre-abdoulaye-maiga/ RT en français — cooperation agreement between RT and Tafouk TV https://rtenfrance.tv/news/136036-rt-devient-premier-partenaire-international-tafouk-tv-chaine-commune-aes APA News — Tafouk TV and Daandè Liptako common AES media infrastructure https://fr.apanews.net/communication/tafouk-tv-et-daande-liptako-le-mali-consolide-les-medias-communs-de-laes/ APA News — Tafouk TV begins regular programming https://fr.apanews.net/communication/aes-tafouk-tv-demarre-ses-programmes/ Financial Times — Sahel juntas launch Tafouk TV with Russian backing https://www.ft.com/content/259b49a1-8eda-4e8d-84c7-45323988b07b Reporters Without Borders — 2026 Press Freedom Index: Africa https://rsf.org/en/classement/2026/afrique Keywords #DISINFORMED #Episode18 #TafoukTV #AES #AllianceOfSahelStates #Sahel #Mali #BurkinaFaso #Niger #Russia #RussianInfluence #RussianMedia #RT #RussiaToday #StateMedia #StatePropaganda #InformationSovereignty #NarrativeSovereignty #InformationWarfare #InfluenceOperations #StrategicCommunication #MediaInfluence #MediaControl #Propaganda #Disinformation #ForeignInfluence #FIMI #Africa #WestAfrica #MilitaryGovernment #MilitaryRule #SahelMedia #DaandeLiptako #MediaInfrastructure #NarrativeControl #PressFreedom #MediaFreedom #Geopolitics #OSINT #WRLD

Exclusive: Do you remember the polling company Redfield and Wilton, which appeared from nowhere in early 2020, whose polls quickly appeared in lots of publications? The company’s director is a registered solicitor, prompting questions over where the polling expertise came from. Here’s the answer…

The author said that this year’s World Mental Health Day reaffirmed the expertise and leadership of people with lived experience of mental health challenges. They called for renewed commitment to mental health, efforts to remove stigma, and systems grounded in dignity and rights for all.

Patrick Kabengele relayed remarks attributed to Finance Minister Doudou Fwamba, stating that political cabinets were temporary, while the public administration ensured the continuity of the State. He indicated that it preserved institutional memory, technical expertise, and mastery of procedures, and that in its absence, government changes risked causing a costly and paralyzing loss of organizational memory. #Politique #AdministrationPublique #État (translated)

The author of the message stated that a judicial expert had received double the amount of his fees and refused to refund the sum. He added that the client was not supposed to pay the expert directly, while saying he had the bank statement showing a debit in favor of the expert. The message also mentioned RTL France and the hashtag #cpva. #justice #expertise #avocat #FR (translated)

Christine Lavarde, senator from Hauts-de-Seine and general rapporteur for the budget in the Senate, is distinguished by her technocratic expertise and conservative commitment, while being perceived as not feminist at all and having a background as a former triathlete. #ChristineLavarde #Budget #Sénat (translated)

"Especially employees with particularly sensitive security-relevant knowledge can come into the focus of foreign powers that use them as instruments of espionage or manipulation." CDU security politician Roderich Kiesewetter also spoke of such "consultant networks," in which former members of the public service often promote their expertise and contacts after the end of their active service. #Geheimdienst #Sicherheitspolitik #Spionage (translated)

Benjamin Lucas questioned BFMTV about the invitation of Louis Sarkozy. He wondered if it was related to his experience as a high school student in very expensive private institutions in the United States or to his proximity to a person convicted by the justice system, who had called for using a pressure washer against the youth from disadvantaged neighborhoods. #Politique #Éducation #Société (translated)