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October 25, 2023
THE evolution of Belfast's peace lines across a quarter-century of significant change for the city is explored in a new book featuring the work of celebrated photographer Frankie Quinn.
July 10, 2022
"Maritess” in Malacañang is currently sharing information that several factions are beginning to form among supporters of BBM and the division of sorts is happening as a result of nominations and endorsements for positions inside the PBBM administration.
November 5, 2021
Federale writes: In 1916 the United States sent ...
June 26, 2021
Extensas filas de vehículos se registran en la región Metropolitana por la implementación del cordones sanitarios durante el fin de...
June 26, 2021
Tacos de aproximadamente siete kilómetros se han registrado la tarde de este viernes en la ruta 5 Sur.
April 6, 2021
Home | News & Events | Zimbabwe without landmines: a crucial step towards development We salute our demining partners and the courageous frontline workers who carry out this dangerous work at great personal sacrifice. By Niculin Jaeger Lying dormant until triggered by a victim and intended to incapacitate, landmines maim civilians and render vast tracks of land unusable. Mines and unexploded ordnance leave a terrible legacy of war, long after the guns have fallen silent. Hidden...
December 24, 2020
Clearing landmines from a crucial african wildlife corridor Format APOPO to clear deadly minefield in the Sengwe Wildlife Corridor. In Zimbabwe, landmines affect not only local populations but also their precious livestock and wildlife. Thanks to an initial start-up grant from the US government, followed by another grant and strong support from the Swiss Embassy in Harare, APOPO is set to begin clearing landmines along the Cordon Sanitaire (CORSAN) minefield that affects the Sengwe Wildlife Cor...
December 19, 2020
By Robert Tapfumaneyi A BELGIAN non-governmental organisation (NGO) APOPO is this month set to begin clearing anti-personnel landmines along the Cordon Sanitaire minefield that affects the Sengwe Wildlife Corridor in Masvingo province. APOPO trains African giant pouched rats to save lives by detecting landmines and tuberculosis. The company’s goal is to clear the assigned area by 2025 thereby freeing the local population and the endangered wildlife species from the threat of landmines and op...