DILI: The Japanese government has announced more money to help Timor-Leste rehabilitate infrastructure damaged by flood water that swept across the country earlier this year.
DILI: Timor-Leste officials have confirmed details of National Congress for Timorese Reconstruction leader Xanana Gusmao’s trip to Europe as President of the Republic Jose Ramos-Horta’s representative at global meetings in Brussels, Lisbon, and London.
DILI: Timor-Leste will remain on guard against COVID-19 with the continuation of temporary health surveillance measures extending to 19 November, citing health risks from a surge in the Omicron coronavirus variant globally.
Timor-Leste President Jose Ramos-Horta has asked the Court of Appeal to review the general budget, stressing the importance of prioritising funds for people most affected by natural disasters and the global economic slow-down.
DILI: Some medical staff at the Guido Valadares National Hospital (HNGV) in Dili allegedly abandoned their work during working hours to take up new positions at a private clinic leaving the hospital short-staffed.
DILI: Australian company Timor Resources will drill three more exploration wells onshore in Timor-Leste after claiming to have “certified” 24.2 million barrels of oil and 1.3 billion cubic feet of gas reserves from its first two onshore wells, Energy Voice reported.
DILI: Timor-Leste must confront its internal socio-economic problems and address underlying issues of poverty, corruption, and impunity if its to transform into a prosperous and secure nation, Timorese security watchdog Fundasaun Mahein said.
DILI: New President of the Republic Jose Ramos-Horta announced a plan last Friday to support a new residence for Timorese artists from Arte Moris following the group’s eviction from their premise in Dili last December.
DILI: An outbreak of dengue fever continues to claim young lives in Timor-Leste’s capital city of Dili since the start of December last year, as authorities urge people to help them destroy mosquito breeding grounds.
DILI: Timorese coffee producers will receive US$340 for each hectare of renewed or newly planted coffee plantations, the government said in a statement on Tuesday.