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Northland news in brief: Feelers finish tour in North; and mobile GP clinic at Pataua 4 Feb, 2021 04:00 PM 3 minutes to read Kiwi band The Feelers - with lead singer James Reid, above - end their summer tour in the Bay of Islands on Saturday. Northern Advocate Kiwi pop/rock band The Feelers finish off their summer tour in Northland this weekend with a gig at Zane Greys On the Dock, in Paihia. The band, which had a string of hits, including Venus, Supersystem, Pressure man and Astronaut, plays S...

Novel mentorship programme helps stall brain drain for 12 Nigerian doctors On By Sola Ogundipe The fortunes of the Nigerian health sector received a boost recently as 12 medical doctors in diverse areas of medicine, were powered following their successful completion of a novel mentorship programme for medical doctors. The young physicians, five male, and seven female, who are products of the Dr Abayomi Ajayi Physicians Mentoring Programme, an initiative designed to assist the average Nigerian ...

Furloughed nightclub manager praises mentor’s help to set up drinks firm © Supplied by Business Women Scotl Ruth Jones, owner of Twisted Sisters Drinks. A Tayside woman has described the “invaluable” support she received from a mentor when setting up a drinks company. Ruth Jones started developing her business after she was furloughed from her job as a nightclub manager in Aberdeen. The 32-year-old from Auchterhouse, by Dundee, was accepted onto Business Women Scotland’s Mentoring Prog...

India home to 21 unicorns valued at $73.2 bn: Ambassador Sandhu PTI Washington | Updated on × ‘More than 50 start-ups may join unicorn club in 2022; Indian start-ups raised $9.3 bn until mid-December 2020’ India is currently the third-largest start-up ecosystem in the world and is home to 21 unicorns valued at $73.2 billion, India’s top envoy in the US has said, as he expressed hope that more than 50 start-ups might join the unicorn club as early as 2022. “Entrepreneurial activity has ...

); Over €140,000 given to 23 projects to help women and people from minority groups become councillors A Female Councillor Caucus in Cork and a Migrant-Councillor Forum in Kilkenny are some of the projects that were supported. By Gráinne Ní Aodha Monday 14 Dec 2020, 10:30 PM Dec 14th 2020, 10:30 PM 10,604 Views 21 Comments File photo. Imag...