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Rebecca Archer-Knepper, the public diplomacy Officer at the US embassy in Harare, told journalists in Kadoma on Friday that her government considered a free media “indispensable”.

An electric vehicle maker is one step closer to getting $1 million in incentives from Oklahoma City to build an assembly plant.

THE Department of State's Bureau of Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affair in the United States is providing approximately $2.4 million in grant funding to the Jamaica Conser...

"I spend most Monday evenings in tears," says Father Dominic Cawdell, of St Peter's in Flintshire.

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The US Department of State’s Bureau of Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs (OES) is providing approximately J$2.4 million in grant funding to the Jamaica...

#Kingston, November 30, 2022 – A collection of five art pieces under the theme ‘Reimagining Nanny’ was unveiled on Sunday (November 27) during a ceremony and exhibition at the Institute of Jamaica (IOJ) in Kingston. The works are ‘Moonlight Meditations of Mama Nanny’ by Richard Natto, who is the 2020 Prime Minister Youth Award recipient […]

Charcoal burning is hailed as a dependable source of income by those who do it, especially at Christmastime when there is increased demand. But officials maintain and warn that not only is the pr...

Canoo, the electric vehicle maker, is one step closer to receiving a $1 million incentive package from Oklahoma City.

Allegations of rigged electronic voting machines (EVMs) are passe now as the debate rages in Karnataka over alleged voters' list manipulations in the capital city Bengaluru.Even as the state prepares for assembly elections due in the first half ...

A NEW range of public-use defibrillators are being installed in Lechlade, Fairford and surrounding villages.