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/PRNewswire/ -- The General Services Administrations Government-Wide IT Accessibility Program, under the Office of Government-wide Policy, an REI Systems...

New year, new email rules. Google and Yahoo have announced new email authentication requirements that take effect on February 1st, 2024. As email marketers in the hospitality space, we should pay attention to these new rules, because email continues to be a top — if not the top — marketing channel. Email marketing is stable, controllable, and affordable. Moreover, everyone has an email address. The last thing we want is to threaten this direct access to our customers and prospects by not com...

More than 60 countries have data localization measures in place that restrict or prohibit the flow of certain types of data across their borders to other jurisdictions. A new CGD working paper by David Medine makes clear that these restrictions may have their greatest impact on smaller economies including many African countries, limiting access to the capacities, efficiencies and greater security of international cloud computing services, and that designing national data regulations to minimize ...

Dr Mukhwana said the EAC partner states were keen to see the growth of investments in local production of drugs and appreciated assistance from the donors.

Eswatini concludes evaluation of its national phytosanitary system to better protect plant health

The Central Government has undertaken a series of reform measures to facilitate drone manufacturing and operations in the country, some of these are as follows:(i)Liberalised Drone Rules, 2021 have been notified on 25th August 2021.(ii)Drone Airspace

International cereal quotations dip, vegetable oil prices rise, and record grains harvest is expected in the year ahead...

Public Works and Infrastructure Deputy Minister, Bernice Swarts, has called on

Thailand’s central bank and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority launched a new cross-border QR payment links. Read more here.

In 2004, Albertas Transmission Regulation established the framework for the planning and development of Albertas electricity transmission infrastructure. Its intent was to attract new generation, increase competition, and serve expected increases in load. The regulation has remained largely unchanged since 2004. Meanwhile, the electricity system has experienced significant changes—in part due to the dramatic increase in the amount of intermittent renewable power generation facilities connectin...