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Major manufacturing contract secured to create landmark rail route - Vimarsana News

Major manufacturing contract secured to create landmark rail route

9,500 tonnes of track produced in the Humber region will be delivered for Egypt’s Green Line railway

British Steel snaps up major Egypt Rail supply contract - Vimarsana News

British Steel snaps up major Egypt Rail supply contract

British Steel has secured an order to supply 9,500 tonnes of rail tracks for a high-speed passenger line linking Red Sea and Mediterranean. The 660-km track, being set up as part of Egypt’s Green Line railway, will see trains reach speeds of 249.4 kph.

Vaalco Energy to Champion African Production Expansion as Platinum Sponsor at African Energy Week - Vimarsana News

Vaalco Energy to Champion African Production Expansion as Platinum Sponsor at African Energy Week

Independent energy company Vaalco Energy has joined the African Energy Week (AEW): Invest in African Energy conference as a platinum sponsor,...

Egypt implements major development projects in Siwa worth LE 3 billion - Vimarsana News

Egypt implements major development projects in Siwa worth LE 3 billion

The Ministry of Irrigation and Water Resources joined forces with the Faculty of Engineering at Cairo University, and the people of Siwa Oasis to carry out the "Developing the Irrigation and Drainage System in Siwa Oasis" project at a cost of three billion LE, in an effort to put radical solutions to problems that have been going on for 30 years.

Review: India in the Second World War: An Emotional History by Diya Gupta - Vimarsana News

Review: India in the Second World War: An Emotional History by Diya Gupta

Drawing from accounts of combatants, civilians, prisoners-of-war, poets, novelists and intellectuals to present a picture of Indian involvement in the Second World War as a British colony