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UniCredit Bank teams up with Romanian gov't to implement SME development national programmes - Vimarsana News

UniCredit Bank teams up with Romanian gov't to implement SME development national programmes

UniCredit Bank has been selected by the Romanian Ministry of Entrepreneurship and Tourism (MAT) as a partner credit institution for the...

Pioneering drone technology leads to new discoveries in Iraq - Vimarsana News

Pioneering drone technology leads to new discoveries in Iraq

A new approach to archaeology in Iraq using high resolution drone imagery has led to the discovery, identification, and preservation of ancient buildi

Technology to revolutionize Ghana's education sector – Prof. Yaw Sakyi-Baidoo - Vimarsana News

Technology to revolutionize Ghana's education sector – Prof. Yaw Sakyi-Baidoo

The Dean of the Centre for International Programmes at the University of Education Winneba, Prof. Yaw Sakyi-Baidoo has taken a swipe at Ghanaians for not taking due advantage of the lessons learnt and opportunities brought upon the world as a result of the emergence of the covid-19 pandemic to effect…

A British Museum exhibition about ancient Iraq is coming to Nottingham - Vimarsana News

A British Museum exhibition about ancient Iraq is coming to Nottingham

It will be open for three months at Lakeside Arts

Source: thetab.com
APRM @ 19 – How Far So Far? - Vimarsana News

APRM @ 19 – How Far So Far?

On 9 March 2022, the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) celebrates its 19th birthday. Established in 2003 as the continent’s premier governance self-assessment and promotion tool, the APRM has a mixed history. Its latest recruit – Burundi – brings the total number of African countries that have voluntarily joined the mechanism to 42. While this represents an overwhelming majority on the continent, it’s unlikely the goal of universal accession will be met by 2023 unless the non-members join at an unprecedented rate.