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Colorado avalanche forecaster buried in almost a half-ton of snow - Vimarsana News

Colorado avalanche forecaster buried in almost a half-ton of snow

On Monday, a call was placed for an avalanche rescue in the high country. It was the 25th call this year to the Alpine Rescue Team, but this call was rare.

Source: yahoo.com
JSW MG Motor: SAIC's MG Motor India plans to bring in Indian investors including JSW, ET Auto - Vimarsana News

JSW MG Motor: SAIC's MG Motor India plans to bring in Indian investors including JSW, ET Auto

JSW MG Motor: As part of the deal, JSW Ventures, a unit of JSW International Tradecorp Pte Ltd,will buy an aggregate 35% stake in MG Motor India for a total of 35.77 billion Indian rupee (USD 429.4 million).

Give doctors their dues, Kenyans are suffering - Vimarsana News

Give doctors their dues, Kenyans are suffering

President Ruto said the country has to live within its means.

Exclusive-China commerce minister to head to Europe to make EV case - Vimarsana News

Exclusive-China commerce minister to head to Europe to make EV case

China's commerce minister will travel to Europe in April for discussions about the European Commission's investigation into whether China's electric vehicle industry has benefited from unfair subsidies, four people briefed on the plan told Reuters. Wang Wentao will visit France, a French government source and two other people with knowledge of the trip told Reuters. France's trade ministry did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

Source: yahoo.com
Who are the winners and losers in Nelson Mandela Bay's adjusted budget? - Vimarsana News

Who are the winners and losers in Nelson Mandela Bay's adjusted budget?

Crucial projects for some of the city’s poorest areas were sidelined while others gained more funding as the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality rejigged the 2023/2024 budget on a day that culminated in a fiery exchange between councillors.