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Ayrshires talking newspaper for the visually impaired is seeking a sponsor ahead of 40th anniversary celebration.

The Ministry of Education announced yesterday it will launch a pilot free breakfast program at eight schools in The Bahamas in October with the aim of improving attendance and productivity among students. The program, which will cost $1 million for the academic year, will provide breakfast three days per week to all students at the

The Ministry of Education announced yesterday it will launch a pilot free breakfast program at eight schools in The Bahamas in October with the aim of improving attendance and productivity

DESPITE the second-quarter gross domestic product (GDP) falling short of expectations, Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno remains committed to the countrys growth target, stating that adjustments will only be considered if the target becomes unattainable.

By Saio Marrah As Sierra Leone drops by 28 positions in the 2023-Press Freedom Index published by Reporters without Borders, the Deputy Minister of Information and Communications, Solomon Jamiru has promised the government’s commitment to look into what went wrong for such a fall. Jamiru was responding to questions at the Government’s Weekly Press briefing held in Freetown on

The Ministry of Justice of the National Unity Government (NUG) announced its documentation of the State Administration Council’s violations of laws including war crimes, human rights violation, crimes against humanity and genocide, according to the NUG Weekly Press Update issued 16 February.

Today's Water Cooler

Coach Saban's Weekly Press Conference This is certainly not the time to relax or be satisfied. We need to focus on things that we can do better to improve from our last performance, regardless of the score. There are still things that we can learn from and improve from. This is another one of those

অনলাইন ডেস্ক সংগৃহীত ছবি পাকিস্তানের পররাষ্ট্রমন্ত্রী শাহ মাহমুদ কুরাইশি বলেছেন, মার্কিন সেনাপ্রত্যাহারের পর আফগানিস্তানে সহিংসতা ও অরাজকতা ছড়িয়ে পড়তে পারে। তালেবান যদি প্রতিবেশী দে�...

The Press was founded in 1851 and is now the oldest surviving newspaper in the South Island.