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Trócaire has warned that up to one-third of its annual donations have been put at risk after Covid-19 restrictions severely curtailed the distribution of...
By Omon-Julius Onabu The Delta State Government is partnering the World Bank under the aegis of the Delta Cares Programme (DCP) as part of its efforts to cushion the effects of the COVID-19 on small scale businesses in the state. This was disclosed by the State Commissioner for Information, Mr. Charles Aniagwu, while briefing newsmen on some recent resolutions of the State Executive Council. Aniagwu explained that the Executive Secretary of the Delta State Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Agency (DSMSMEA), Mrs. Orezi Esievo, would manage the state government’s end of the deal with the Wo...
The Delta State Government is partnering the World Bank under the aegis of the Delta Cares Programme (DCP) as part of its efforts to cushion the effects of the COVID-19 on small scale businesses in the state.
DUBLIN: Dublin’s new archbishop said at his installation Mass on Tuesday that he was taking up the role “with hope in my heart.” Archbishop Dermot Farrell made the comment on Feb. 2 as he was installed at St. Mary’s Pro-Cathedral before a strictly limited congregation due to the coronavirus crisis. “I am happy to embrace this new mission. I come to you with hope in my heart,” he said in his homily. “It is not a naive hope that everything will be better tomorrow, but a hope born of a conviction that transcends these difficult days through which we are living, and a hope that tran...
Pakistan urged to hold transparent education consultation Rights groups, academics call for a process that encourages feedback from a wide range of people Education Minister Shafqat Mahmood speaks at President House on Dec. 23 on women's education and the way forward. (Photo: Twitter) A group of minority rights organizations, academics and educational institutions have delivered a letter to Pakistan’s Education Ministry seeking transparent, inclusive and historically informed consultation about the country’s new education policy. The letter, addressed to Federal Education Minister Shafqat...