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On Monday, August 24, the Shanghai Composite Index dropped 8.5 percent, its second such steep fall since late July, and its worst since 2007. On Tuesday, stocks fell an additional 7.6 percent. The steep slide translates into more than $4 trillion in losses on China’s leading bourse since its June peak. Analysts watching a resulting global sell-off are debating whether it is a

Nigeria joined the global postal body to mark the 2021 World Post Day with committment to leveraging technology in its service delivery.

ICT Cabinet Secretary Joe Mucheru said firms that have not been licensed to operate courier services by the CA should be shut down.

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The 2021 2IDP ranking was announced by the UPU during a ceremony which was virtually held on October 9 to mark the World Post Day. The theme of the World Post Day 2021 was “Innovate to recover.”A ceremony was virtually held by the Universal Postal Union (UPU) on October 9 to mark the World Post Day. (Photo: Hanoimoi)This year, leaders of the postal sector throughout the globe exchanged views on innovation and application of high technology in delivery, e-commerce, logistics and others. They ...

ICT Cabinet Secretary Joe Mucheru said firms that have not been licensed to operate e-commerce services by the CA should be shut down.

BEIJING, Oct. 9 (Xinhua) -- The China Post Group Corporation has reported rapid profit growth during the first eight months of the year, said Liu Aili, the grou

World Post Day is celebrated every year by over 150 countries around the world on October 9 to mark the anniversary of the Universal Postal Union (UPU)

World Post Day 2021 The day is aimed to spread global communications via the use of posts and that people can write to anyone across the world World Post Day 2021 The day is aimed to spread global communications via the use of posts and that people can write to anyone across the world

Noon briefing by Stéphane Dujarric, Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.