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URL copied Image Source : PTI Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Monday rolled out a fellowship programme for engineering, management and other graduates. Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Monday rolled out a fellowship programme for engineering, management and other graduates. The Lieutenant Governors Sustainable Development Fellowship (LGSDF) which shall be funded by the J&K government and implemented in collaboration wit...

Iridium wins $30m contract from the US Army 2 Min Read 12 hours ago For this contract, Iridium partners Satelles and SEAKR will bring their expertise as subcontractors to assist with the project. A rendering of the Iridium payload to be hosted by another LEO constellation on behalf of the US Army. Photo: Iridium Iridium Communications Inc. has won a research and development contract worth up to $30m by the United States Army (Army) to develop a payload to be hosted on small satellites that su...

Zimbabwe: 10 000ha Earmarked for Urban Housing Zimbabwe: 10 000ha Earmarked for Urban Housing 7 mins ago Conrad Mupesa — The Government will acquire 10 000 hectares of land for urban housing development between now and 2025 to address the housing backlog, Minister of State for Presidential Affairs and Monitoring Implementation of Government Programmes, Dr Joram Gumbo has said. He said this yesterday after touring Karoi Town Council socio-economic development projects aimed at addressing the ...

Absence of Credible Data on Migrant Workers Impacted Efficacy of Programmes During Pandemic: Parl Panel FOLLOW US ON: A Parliamentary panel on Thursday observed that absence of credible data on migrant workers, guidelines to provide relief and social audit of government initiatives affected efficacy of various programmes during the pandemic. The panel lauded the announcement of creating a portal for mapping unorganised sector workers in the Union Budget 2020-2021. A credible database of unorgan...

Matanda-Moyo - ZACC POLITICAL pressure to remove the chairperson of the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) the independent constitutional body created to combat corruption and crime – Loyce Matanda-Moyo (pictured) is mounting, as ruling party bigwigs feel the heat of intensifying scrutiny over their corrupt activities. Since coming into office in March last year, Matanda-Moyo (whose name on Zacc social media accounts is spelt Loyce and not Loice), has been slowly, but steadily turning...