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KP government lauds USAID for digitalisation of health sector Peshawar March 4, 2021 PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has appreciated the USAID for its support for the digitalisation of the health sector and automation of public health supply chain systems in the province. “We highly appreciate the USAID’s technology support for digitisation of health sector and automation of public health supply chain systems in the province. The support has been pivotal to ensure commodity se...

Young people from Limerick complete Leadership for Life Programme Reporter: );  ); FIFTEEN Young People from Limerick recently graduated from Foróige’s Leadership for Life Programme which is accredited by the National University of Ireland Galway (NUIG). A total of 342 young people from across the island of Ireland were awarded with a Foundation Certificate in Youth Leadership and Community Action from NUIG having completed the Foróige Leadership for Life Programme. Because of the pand...

Two young people from Kilkenny graduate Foróige Leadership for Life Programme Well done sam.matthews@kilkennypeople.ie );  ); Two young people from Kilkenny have graduated from the Foróige Leadership for Life Programme accredited by the National University of Ireland Galway (NUIG).  Conor Gleeson and Alan Mc Cabe from Kilkenny were among the 342 young people from North and South of Ireland awarded with a Foundation Certificate in Youth Leadership and Community Action from NUIG last Saturda...

The remains of trees cut down on Walnut Walk in Stowmarket - Credit: Sarah Lucy Brown The cutting down of walnut trees, which led to widespread condemnation in a Suffolk town, was the result of a misunderstanding.  Mid Suffolk District Council (MSDC) has confirmed that walnut trees planted by the late headmaster of Stowmarket Middle School, Mike Arbon, on Walnut Tree Walk in the town should not have been cut down.  Three trees were cut down with another two cut back as a result of a misund...

The European bison is no longer a vulnerable species January 16, 2021 Bison bonasus) has moved from vulnerable to near threatened thanks to continued conservation efforts. Concerted, long-term conservation work, including that by World Wildlife Fund (WWF) Central and Eastern Europe and WWF Romania, means that European bison ( Bison bonasus) – Europe’s largest land mammal – are no longer considered a vulnerable species in Europe, according to the most recent update of the International Un...