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Letlole La Rona is bolstering its board of directors after it lost key board members last year. On Friday, the Botswana Stock Exchange listed company unveiled two new independent non-executive directors, leaving one more space to fill. LLR’s board of directors is made up of seven members of which three are independent and four are non-executive. The company has appointed Onthatile Tiny Ogotseng, the head of legal and a company secretary at Sir Keitumile Masire, to its board. She holds a master’s degree in Finance and Investments from the University of the Witwatersrand, an LLB from the Un...

Here's how to make sure your pets return home if they're lost Siskiyou Daily News The Siskiyou County Humane Society is implementing new strategies to ensure lost pets get home quickly and safely, which allows them to keep the shelter free for dogs and cats that don't yet have loving homes. The best way to ensure your furry friend will be returned to you if they're lost? Proper identification – including microchips or ID collars. “People need to abolish the 'old school' mentality, (that) losing a pet means you are a bad owner, and shift to the more enlightened attitude that things happe...

Despite being closed to the public for nearly nine months because of COVID-19, the Hardin County Animal Shelter continued to care for animals within the community.

Since reaching an agreement with Volusia County in June, conditions at Journey's End Animal Sanctuary are continuing to improve, according to county officials and those involved with the nonprofit. "I can honestly say that it is my professional opinion that there is an increased quality of life and welfare for the animals, but there are still additional actions that need to take place to ensure continuity of care long term," Adam Leath, the county's animal services director, said in a phone interview. Most notably, the cleaning and sanitation at the facility has improved, Leath said. Journey...

The ongoing India-China face-off in Eastern Ladakh may appear to be a small-scale confrontation between conventional forces. But it is still one between nuclear-armed states, and the threat of escalation cannot be denied. In its wake, India has carried out a series of missile tests, while China too has fired a number of ballistic missiles near the Paracel and Spratly Islands, apparently to warn the US, but hardly something New Delhi can ignore. This analysis makes three key points: the threat from China is likely to persist; India needs to adapt balancing responses to the threat to the requir...