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Why is Washington obsessed with Yemen? Michael Kruger © Provided by Washington Examiner Yemen has been at the top of Washington’s foreign policy agenda over the last month. Most Americans find this surprising. Our trade with Yemen is minimal, there isn’t a large Yemeni American community, and few of us have Yemen on the top of our vacation list. Yet, while Yemen is far from the hearts and minds of most Americans, the reverse is not true. And we need to try to understand why. Yemen is larger than California and has roughly the same population as Texas: almost 30 million p...

Farmers affected by TC Yasa & Ana to receive $200 to cover the costs of land clearance, preparation and planting Farmers affected by TC Yasa & Ana to receive $200 to cover the costs of land clearance, preparation and planting Friday 19/02/2021 If you are are farmer and have been affected by Tropical Cyclone Yasa and Ana you can apply for $200 to cover the costs of land clearance, preparation and planting of a one acre plot of land. This is being done through Ministry of Agriculture and Adventist Development and Relief Agency’s ‘Cash for Cultivation' programme. They have signed a ...

The Fiji Times FWCC coordinator Shamima Ali and PM Voreqe Bainimarama. Picture: FT FILE Hullo readers. In The Fiji Times edition of Friday, February 19, 2021, our coverage of the situation at the University of the South Pacific continues, and today you will read about the Prime Minister’s public comment calling for the resignation of an award-winning USP academic who is also the wife of an Opposition MP. The Prime Minister is touring affected areas, particularly schools, in the Northern Division that were affected by the recent natural disasters. And while in the Northern Division, we brin...

Program/Project Management Consultancy in Somalia about Education, requiring 5-9 years of experience, from ADRA; closing on 05 Mar 2021

“I Can’t Breathe!” Selected Lessons from George Floyd’s Death for the Global Adventist Church In the June 2020 Adventist Review issue,[1] several articles were devoted to reactions to the murder of George Floyd in the United States and its aftermath. A number of these reactions are of interest to this paper. Seventh-day Adventists are customarily considered by many people to be apathetic to social issues.[2] Jesus himself did not overlook them. Quoting Isaiah 61:1, 2 in Luke 4:18, 19, Jesus indicated that his ministry was focused on granting equity and justice to those people who hav...