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Chief Davis announces impending departure from Brantford Police Service - Vimarsana News

Chief Davis announces impending departure from Brantford Police Service

Chief Robert Davis has advised the Brantford Police Services Board that he is leaving his position to move on and pursue other opportunities.

Source: chch.com
Nigerian Navy's 'Delta Sanity': Raising the stakes in fight against oil theft - Vimarsana News

Nigerian Navy's 'Delta Sanity': Raising the stakes in fight against oil theft

A testament to the positive outcome of the renewed drive by the Nigerian navy towards ensuring that oil contributes

Chiefs, High Priests of Ga Dangme community poised to ensure peace, unity in Ga State - Vimarsana News

Chiefs, High Priests of Ga Dangme community poised to ensure peace, unity in Ga State

Chiefs and High Priests of the Ga Dangme community has assured citizens of the Ga community that peace, unity and stability will prevail in the Ga State.

Body to handle land disputes, family conflicts in G/Accra launched - Vimarsana News

Body to handle land disputes, family conflicts in G/Accra launched

 A traditional body tasked to address land litigation and family conflicts in the Greater Accra Region has been established in...

Scientists ask govt to set national challenges - Vimarsana News

Scientists ask govt to set national challenges

Australia’s science and research groups want the government to be bold in its overhaul of national science priorities and an accompanying national science statement, backing a “grand challenge” approach and a goal of leading the world. The current priorities have not changed since 2015, while the national statement’s objectives are relatively modest and make no mention of Indigenous knowledge and science. Science and research groups want an upgrade as a new government promises nation building funding and policy for science and technology.