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Guyana objects to Venezuela's request for 12 months to submit more pleadings to World Court – Demerara Waves Online News- Guyana - Vimarsana News

Guyana objects to Venezuela's request for 12 months to submit more pleadings to World Court – Demerara Waves Online News- Guyana

Guyana on Tuesday objected to Venezuela's request to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) for 12 months to submit additional pleadings in the border dispute case over the Essequibo Region, Attorney General Anil Nandlall said. "Guyana noted that Venezuela's request for a 12-month period was excessive given that the case has been pending for six…

Nigeria, China partner to boost creative industry - The Nation Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Nigeria, China partner to boost creative industry - The Nation Newspaper

The Nation Newspaper Nigeria, China partner to boost creative industry

July | 2013 | What Did You Say? - Vimarsana News

July | 2013 | What Did You Say?

50 posts published by Jerry during July 2013

Malawi, Israel sign labour export MoU - Vimarsana News

Malawi, Israel sign labour export MoU

Malawi and Israel have finally signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to guide labour export to Israeli farms. Minister of Foreign Affairs Nancy Tembo and her Israeli counterpart Israel Katz signed on behalf of their respective governments in Tel Aviv yesterday. Minister of Labour Agnes NyaLonje and Minister of Information and Digitisation Moses Kunkuyu, among

Futures Slump, Dragged By Semis As Global Chip War Escalates - Vimarsana News

Futures Slump, Dragged By Semis As Global Chip War Escalates

Futures are lower following the S&P's best weekly performance of the year (sparked by dovish comments by Fed chair Powell during the last FOMC) which sent the market up +2.3%. At 7:50 am, S&P futures were 0.4% lower and Nasdaq futures dropped 0.6%, dragged by MegaCap tech names which were mostly lower with AMD and Intel down more than 2% after the FT reported they are being banned from the Chinese government computers; NVDA swung from gains to losses after a report that Google, Intel and QCOM execs plan on battling NVDA on AI dominance (well what else can they do?).