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MET Group starts up 50-MWp solar farm in Spain - Vimarsana News

MET Group starts up 50-MWp solar farm in Spain

Swiss energy company MET Group has started commercial operation of a 50-MWp solar farm in Spain, its first in the country.The Puerto Real 3 solar farm is l

Ghana Reinsurance pays GH¢5m dividend to govt - Vimarsana News

Ghana Reinsurance pays GH¢5m dividend to govt

Ghana Rein­surance (Gha­na Re) PLC has presented a cheque for 5 million Ghana cedis to the government as divi­dend for the 2022...

Ajay Banga, a former CEO of MasterCard, has been nominated to lead the World Bank - Vimarsana News

Ajay Banga, a former CEO of MasterCard, has been nominated to lead the World Bank

The US government has proposed former MasterCard CEO Ajay Banga run the World Bank after its current head David Malpass

LEN - www.lankaenews.com | 260 Police OICs transferred in a flash..! IGP and DIGP refused to approve..! First time in history, the police takes bribes from the police..! - Vimarsana News

LEN - www.lankaenews.com | 260 Police OICs transferred in a flash..! IGP and DIGP refused to approve..! First time in history, the police takes bribes from the police..!

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Office of Hawaiian Affairs justifies $47M purchase of commercial property in Iwilei - Vimarsana News

Office of Hawaiian Affairs justifies $47M purchase of commercial property in Iwilei

The Office of Hawaiian Affairs is justifying its recent purchase of two commercial properties in Iwilei on Oʻahu by saying revenue generated will benefit Native Hawaiians. But the money could also have been spent directly in the community or used to purchase culturally significant land in need of greater stewardship. HPR’s Kuʻuwehi Hiraishi has more on why the purchase was made.