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UAEs Thumbay Group plays major role in fighting Covid-19 Staff Reporter/Dubai (Supplied photos) Awareness sessions benefit over 100,000 professionals and residents. In support of the UAE government’s fight against Covid-19, the Thumbay Group has conducted several educational and healthcare awareness programmes during the last 10 months. They have benefited more than 100,000 professionals and the general public. The strategy combined technology utilisation, safety precautions, awareness progra...

Application Deadline: February 18th 2021 The Embassy of Sweden is calling for applications to the advanced international training programme on “Intellectual Property for Least Developed Countries.” This International Training Programme is specially designed for persons qualified to participate in reform processes of importance on different levels and exercising a position in their home organization with a mandate to introduce change in social, economic, cultural and scientific institutions ...

February 2, 2021 The last year had been a rude shock to everyone in the country, particularly for those who run small businesses and startups or work in the unorganised sector. As part of the Union Budget for 2021-22, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced several measures to improve the business and operating environment for small companies and startups. Sitharaman also announced that the government would bring gig economy workers under the proposed labour code. “For first time global...

Techno Girl empowers young girls to become scientists gcis vukuzenzele"> By gcis vukuzenzele - 01 February 2021 - 07:00 Techno Girl graduate Siphokazi Dayimane is on track for a successful career at PetroSA. Photo: UNICEF South Africa. Image: Supplied. High school girl learners in South Africa are being given a headstart in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), through a mentorship and skills development programme called Techno Girl.  Techno Girl...

Young hopeful new ballistics centre, trained police can tackle gun crime Friday 29 January 2021 (centre) Gary Griffith, Commissioner of Police and Hon. Stuart Young, Minister of National Security, flanked by McDonald Jacob Deputy Commissioner of Police and Derrick Sankar, Director of the Forensic Science Centre, with participant and programme co-ordinators, The commissioning of the Ballistic Recovery Department of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service and graduation ceremony for participant of...

VU, CSA agree to collaborate on education Varsity plans to share educational content, research and facilities with the academy File Photo LAHORE: The Virtual University (VU) and the Civil Services Academy (CSA) on Tuesday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate and share the university’s educational as well as technological facilities. The MoU states that both institutions would share facilities of VU campuses and online examination system to improve the effectiveness of th...

Logistics cluster: Training Programme Mid-Term Review Format Global, February – July 2020 Since the creation of the Cluster system the importance of having well trained personnel both at global and field-level has been recognized and continuously re-emphasized. The following pages will highlight, through a series of reports, how the Global Logistics Cluster (GLC) with the generous support of the German Federal Foreign Office (GFFO) funding, has played a key role in capacity development and ne...

Special Security Unit of Sindh police reviews achievements made in 2020 Karachi January 3, 2021 The Sindh police’s Special Security Unit (SSU) recently issued its annual performance report for the year 2020. The statement issued with the report said that SSU commandos and officials of other law enforcement agencies (LEAs) took active part in operations against hardened terrorists and criminals throughout the year. In total, 148 raids were conducted in collaboration with different LEAs, resu...

UK to stay in Horizon Europe but drop out of Erasmus+ United Kingdom and European universities welcomed the UK’s decision to participate in the European Union’s €95.5 billion (US$117.3 billion) research and innovation programme, Horizon Europe, which was clarified by the terms of the recently announced future trade and cooperation agreement between the UK and the European Union. But they voiced deep disappointment at the decision to drop out of Erasmus+, the student and academic staff stu...

23 Dec 2020 / 20:35 H. Pix for representational purpose only. KUALA LUMPUR: The additional expenditure of RM20 billion that was approved through the Government Financing (Coronavirus Disease 2019 (Covid-19)) (Amendment) Bill 2020, among others, is to enable the government to purchase vaccines for Malaysians. Finance Minister Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Abdul Aziz said that it will also be channelled as additional funds for frontliners. “I would like to take the opportunity to thank all MPs wh...