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Illegal Parking in Mymensingh: A lingering menace - Vimarsana News

Illegal Parking in Mymensingh: A lingering menace

Illegal parking of vehicles on both sides of an important road on Mymensingh Medical College Hospital premises is obstructing entrance to the hospital.

Ogun set to host NSF 2024: Olapade, Adebajo, others to lead 16-man committee - Vimarsana News

Ogun set to host NSF 2024: Olapade, Adebajo, others to lead 16-man committee

Ogun State government, on Tuesday, announced its readiness to hold the 2024 National Sports Festival (NSF) in fulfilment of an earlier promise made by the

Best universities in Sub-Saharan Africa 2023, according to Times Higher Education - Vimarsana News

Best universities in Sub-Saharan Africa 2023, according to Times Higher Education

Despite South Africa having the most institutions in the top 10 (four), Nigeria is the most-represented nation overall, with 37 ranked institutions, led by Covenant University in seventh place. The ranking includes 88 institutions from 20 countries, including Nigeria, Ghana, Rwanda, Mauritius, Kenya and Mozambique. | Pulse Nigeria

Source: pulse.ng
14 Street Dogs In 'Miserable Condition' Rescued From South Delhi's Greater Kailash Home, Pictures Surface - Vimarsana News

14 Street Dogs In 'Miserable Condition' Rescued From South Delhi's Greater Kailash Home, Pictures Surface

A complaint was registered at the Greater Kailash I police station followed by an investigation.

How pharmacists can help tackle antimicrobial resistance in the African region - Vimarsana News

How pharmacists can help tackle antimicrobial resistance in the African region

It is high time for policymakers and decision-makers to see the potential of pharmacists in the fight against AMR, increase their number and provide incentives for their work.

Source: plos.org