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PESHAWAR: Despite an anti-US narrative of Imran Khan, the PTI led KP government has very cordial relations with the US and its aid agency, USAID that is spending a huge amount of $1426.98 million ...

Now that South Africa has done away with the requirement for mask wearing and lifted all Covid-19 restrictions, the industry can begin a return to pre-pandemic levels. However, uncertainty about the future remains...

THE Regenerating Rural Towns scheme run by the Cynnal y Cardi LEADER programme helped Tregaron Town Council with a series of marketing techniques…

An incentive scheme aimed at growing the local auto industry did not consider the impact disasters can have on production. Now, government has filled a gap in legislation.

8th National Handloom Day: Textiles, Commerce and Industries Minister Nemcha Kipgen that the state government is considering extending financial support to Padma Shri awardees ahead of the other national and state awardees for producing their award-winning item into commercial scale.

The COVID-19 pandemic is still with us, devastating lives and livelihoods in many corners of the globe. At the same time, the largest number of violent conflicts since 1946 is causing record-high numbers of people to be forcibly displaced from their homes. That includes the war on Ukraine, which is not only causing immense human

UNEMPLOYED single mum Lucie Manyike is living in a tiny and rundown one-roomed house with her four children and her grandchildren.

It is the result of the state’s failure to formalise artisanal mining as a livelihood strategy and the police’s inability or unwillingness to control

There are systemic reasons illegal mining has become such a threat to peace and security, including the state’s failure to nip this unregulated industry in the bud, and the failure to formalise artisanal mining as a livelihood strategy.

The number of people needing housing interventions in the country is estimated to be at least 12 million, a number that is neither sustainable nor palatable in a country of 60 million people, writes Qhamani Neza Tshazi.