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Nespresso Expands At-Home Coffee Offer In Ghana with The Launch of Its Vertuo System - Vimarsana News

Nespresso Expands At-Home Coffee Offer In Ghana with The Launch of Its Vertuo System

Nespresso recently launched its versatile Vertuo brewing system in Ghana, which is set to transform the at-home coffee market by meeting consumer...

EMMY Awards '23: The glitz, glamour and recognition - Vimarsana News

EMMY Awards '23: The glitz, glamour and recognition

The annual Exclusive Men of the Year Awards, took place on Saturday, October 14, at the Grand Arena, AICC in Accra. | Pulse Ghana

EMMY AWARDS'23: The glitz, glamour and recognition - Vimarsana News

EMMY AWARDS'23: The glitz, glamour and recognition

The annual Exclusive Men of the Year Awards, took place on Saturday, October 14, at the Grand Arena, AICC in Accra. | Pulse Ghana

Zambia on the right track, says Sonny Zulu, CEO of Standard Chartered Bank Zambia - Vimarsana News

Zambia on the right track, says Sonny Zulu, CEO of Standard Chartered Bank Zambia

‘ZAMBIA is on the right track’ because of the renewed confidence in the economy and great new business opportunities the country presents, Sonny Zulu, CEO of Standard Chartered Bank Zambia has said.Mr. Zulu indicated that Zambia is one of Standard Chartered Bank’s key markets in Africa. “Standar

Indeni workers and their families threaten to protest over their unpaid redundancy packages - Vimarsana News

Indeni workers and their families threaten to protest over their unpaid redundancy packages

INDENI Petroleum Refinery workers  in Ndola have threatened to protest if government does not pay them their benefits by today.Speaking to Mwebantu, the workers who spoke on condition of being anonymous said they will have no choice but to protest if government does not pay them their redundancy