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LNG demand remains resilient in 2020  09 May 2021 - 9:21 Sachin Kumar | The Peninsula Despite the outbreak of coronavirus pandemic the global demand for Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) has remained resilient last year, Yury Sentyurin, Secretary General, Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF) has said. Talking about the upcoming 6th GECF Summit set to take place in Qatar this year, he said a comprehensive roadmap on the preparation and delivery of the Summit is in progress. The 6th GECF Summit of H...

State Dept. adds 71 historical names to plaque honoring on-duty foreign service deaths Gillian Brockell © Sarah L. Voisin/The Washington Post Among the 71 new names on the Memorial Plaques at State Department headquarters is that of Moses Hopkins. Jason Vorderstrasse was carpooling to work with other Foreign Service officers in Hong Kong when he heard about the grave. A colleague mentioned visiting a nearby military cemetery and being surprised to find the headstone of a U....

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Globally there has been an exponential rise in the use of digital technology. The information that individuals put into the digital space has now been commoditised. We see personal information being processed, used and transmitted in a way that infringes on the right to privacy. With this, countries worldwide recognise the need to create laws that protect and promote privacy rights of individuals. In an attempt to protect personal data, Zambia passed its first Data Protection Act, Number 3 of 2...

FARMKENYA INITIATIVE Africa’s demand for livestock and livestock products is currently higher than the existing supply and is poised to increase significantly in the next three decades. By the year 2050, with increased population to 2.4 billion people, food demand for livestock products will nearly double in subSaharan Africa and South Asia, to around 400 kcal per person per day. This high and growing demand meets imports estimated at 4 billion USD per year as investments remain at an all-ti...

It Looks Like Labo Is Being Put To Rest As Nintendo Takes Down The Website © Nintendo Following a tip from Twitter user @Akfamilyhome, it seems like the North American Nintendo Labo website - formerly labo.nintendo.com - has been taken down, redirecting instead to the Nintendo Labo Toy-Con 04: VR Kit. Its a shame, but perhaps not a surprising one. Although Labo sold over one million units in its first year, it doesnt look like that number grew substantially afterwards, despite multiple kits be...

Taarifa Rwanda Published 24 hours ago 0share Although Tanzania and Uganda recently signed a mega deal for construction of the region’s crude oil Pipeline, the kick off date has not yet been revealed. The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (Eacop) company general manager, Martin Tiffen briefed Press on Sunday explaining that the pipeline would start in Tanzania because  the distance is longer moving into Uganda. Tiffen explained that there are only few pending items in the way of starting const...

PAFO, AGRA sign a memorandum of understanding to support smallholder farmers April 16, 2021 The Pan-African Farmers Organisation (PAFO) and the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) have signed a cooperation and partnership agreement to strengthen the capacities of African farmers’ organisations to ensure that they provide effective services to smallholder farmers, especially women and youth. The agreement will see AGRA supporting Farmers’ Organisations to drive policy advocacy a...

The least-visited countries on each continent Go truly off the beaten track with one rarely-visited gem plus three other suggestions per region It appears there’s almost no such thing as “undiscovered” any more, with more people posting selfies from deserted beaches and spiraling mountaintops than ever before. Here, however, is our guide to how you can still surprise the next person who asks where you’re going on holiday. Europe: Moldova Sunrise at Old Orhei Monastery in Moldova — Shu...

Zimbabwe This will be Zimbabwe’s fifth appearance in the tournament, although they’ve never previously escaped from the group stage. With Tino Kadewere and Khama Billiat leading the line, they should be confident of reaching the knockouts for the first time. Sudan Title winners back in 1970…but they haven’t done much since! They’re not among the championship contenders, but after eliminating South Africa from qualifying, they’ll fear no one. Mauritania This is only their second perf...