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Cybersecurity: Cybersecurity sector was not immune from job losses in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Cybersecurity: Cybersecurity sector was not immune from job losses in 2023

As tech layoffs are set to continue unabated in 2024, the cybersecurity industry was not immune from job losses and more than 110 cybersecurity companies fired thousands of employees in 2023.

NCC Republic Day Camp 2024 Commences With Largest Participation Of Girls - Vimarsana News

NCC Republic Day Camp 2024 Commences With Largest Participation Of Girls

The camp will also witness the participation of cadets and officers from 25 friendly countries. - NCC Republic Day Camp 2024 Commences With Largest Participation Of Girls

Source: india.com
The time is now to act against the growing threat of runaway wildfires fuelled by climate change - Vimarsana News

The time is now to act against the growing threat of runaway wildfires fuelled by climate change

Climate change is leading to an increased risk of loss and damage from runaway wildland fires, both in South Africa and abroad, writes Trevor Abrahams.

About 16.5 percent of returnee migrant workers remain unemployed - Vimarsana News

About 16.5 percent of returnee migrant workers remain unemployed

KATHMANDU, Dec 22: After returning from foreign employment, the economic status of the returnee migrant workers, which should be relatively improved, seems to be still at risk. A study found that they are at a greater financial risk after returning to their home country.

Simon's Town fire: No damage to property yet, but wind threat remains - Vimarsana News

Simon's Town fire: No damage to property yet, but wind threat remains

The fire on the slopes of Simon's Town continues to rage, three days later, with hundreds of firefighters — including four helicopters and a spotter plane — still battling it out and water-bombing the inferno.