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THIS PAGE WILL BE UPDATED WITH THE LATEST NEWS UPDATE: 9:00 AM CET Former US National Security Advisor John Bolton Says Iranian Regime Is At the Center of

THIS PAGE WILL BE UPDATED WITH THE LATEST NEWS UPDATE: 10:30 AM CET Iran's Zagros Forests at Risk: Lerook Dam Construction Sparks Concerns The Raisi

Retirees of the Social Security Organization and the steel industry held protest rallies on November 5 in several cities across Iran. At the same time, nurses and employees of the "Imam" hospital in U

According to Minister of Human Resource V. Sivakumar, a total of 123 outstanding salary claims have been filed by employees with the Labour Department, against the airline, to date.

The Office of the President through the Directorate of Socio-Economic Monitoring and Research in collaboration with the State House Anti-Corruption Unit, The National Building Review Board and the Internal Security Organization has kicked off an oversight inspection exercise of service delivery in the above sub-regions. The exercise will be conducted in the Arua City and

The President of São Tomé and Príncipe, H.E Carlos Manuel Vila Nova visited the Kiira Vehicle Plant in Jinja District. During the visit, H.E Vila Nova revealed that he was delighted to pay a call to the vehicle plant, praising it as an impressive project. “When we see the implementation of such a project we

The President of São Tomé and Príncipe, H.E Carlos Manuel Vila Nova has today visited Nyanza Perch Ltd, a fish processing and export company based in Jinja, Uganda. H.E Vila Nova expressed gratitude towards President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni for giving him an opportunity to visit the factory. “I want to thank the Government of Uganda

The police in Uganda’s Koboko District in West Nile Region last week arrested two people including a male South Sudanese refugee identified as Chandiga Francis on charges related to the illegal possession of firearms.

THIS PAGE WILL BE UPDATED WITH THE LATEST NEWS UPDATE: 7:30 AM CET Yazd Province Grapples with Water Crisis and Road Safety, Official Admits On October

Credit unions in Colorado and across the Mountain West are helping high school students tackle money challenges through "Bites of Reality" fairs. The app-based program forces students to make budgeting and spending decisions in real time. Sarae Bay, vice president and managing director of the GoWest Credit Union Association Foundation, said the fairs -- which assign each participant a persona including a job, income, a family, monthly expenses and debt -- allow students to ex...