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Ukrainian Drones Hit Russian Military Factories 1,000 KM Away - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian Drones Hit Russian Military Factories 1,000 KM Away

Ukrainian intelligence (HUR) told Kyiv Post it struck Russian military production facilities in Tatarstan on May 23 with UAVs.

Sister remains hopeful months after elderly woman vanished at church convention - Vimarsana News

Sister remains hopeful months after elderly woman vanished at church convention

WESTERN BUREAU: FOUR MONTHS after 61-year-old St James resident Joyce Fearon went missing during a church trip in Christiana, Manchester, her sister Nerissa Cassells is holding fast to hope of the senior citizen’s eventual return. “There is still...

ASUU-UUB disburses N1.7m grant to 15 indigent students - Vimarsana News

ASUU-UUB disburses N1.7m grant to 15 indigent students

The Academic Staff Union of Universities, University of Uyo Branch on Tuesday disbursed N1.7 million to 15 brilliant but indigent students of the institution. The National President of ASUU, Prof. Emmanuel Osadeke, said the gesture was to help push indigent students, who are brilliant in their respective faculties, to be able to complete their tertiary

Four Days in the Blue Mountains of Jamaica - Vimarsana News

Four Days in the Blue Mountains of Jamaica

An hour north of Kingston, clouds are what provide the ideal amount of shade for the world famous Blue Mountain coffee trees.

Lecturers tell Tinubu: You can't collect 40 revenie from universities - Vimarsana News

Lecturers tell Tinubu: You can't collect 40 revenie from universities

Another strike may happen again by members of the Academic Union of Nigerian Universities (ASUU), the umbrella body of lecturers. The bone of contention, among other things, is the plan by the Tinubu Government to Collect 40% revenue from Universities