President of the Pan-African Parliament recognizes the work of the Cuban government for a more just society
Pretoria, February 18, 2020.- President of the Pan-African Parliament recognizes the work of the Cuban government for a more just society
The president of the Pan-African Parliament, Mr. Roger Nkodo Dang, on an official visit to Cuba, held a working meeting with Cuban parliamentarians in the Havana Capitol.
Upon his arrival at the headquarters of the national Parliament, he was received by José LuisToledo, president of the Committee on Constitutional and Legal Affairs of this Cuban legislative body.
President of the Pan-African Parliament gives keynote conference in Cuba
Pretoria, February 20, 2020.-The president of the Pan-African Parliament, Mr. Roger NkodoDang, gave a keynote speech on the work of that body of the African Union and its main challenges, in the Baraguá Hall of the Capitol of Havana, headquarters of the National Assembly of the People's Power of Cuba (ANPP) as part of the program of the official visit to the Island.
Cuban miners visit headquarters of the National Miners' Union of South Africa
Pretoria, February 12, 2020.- A delegation from Cuba from the Company to “MoaNickel S.A” made a work visit to South Africa from January 20 to February 2.
As part of the program of activities, the delegation of Cuban miners headed by MoaNickel's deputy executive director, Carlos Iglesias, visited the headquarters of the South African Miners' Union (NUM), in the city of Johannesburg.
Cuban miners visit headquarters of the National Miners' Union of South Africa
Pretoria, February 12, 2020.- A delegation from Cuba from the Company to “MoaNickel S.A” made a work visit to South Africa from January 20 to February 2.
As part of the program of activities, the delegation of Cuban miners headed by MoaNickel's deputy executive director, Carlos Iglesias, visited the headquarters of the South African Miners' Union (NUM), in the city of Johannesburg.
Cuban singer wins the Grammy for the best tropical music album
Pretoria, February 12, 2020.-The Cuban singer, pianist and composer Aymée Nuviola, with her album "A JourneyThrough Cuban Music", won the Grammy for best tropical music album during the 62nd awards ceremony. This award from the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences of the United States was shared with singer Marc Anthony.
It is worth noting that Cuban musicians have traditionally dominated this category, although the prize has occasionally been awarded to artists from Puerto Rico, Spain and the United States.