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Highlights of Project X's Week One - The Standard Entertainment - Vimarsana News

Highlights of Project X's Week One - The Standard Entertainment

It was an interesting Launch of OAH Project X, we had our first live selection on Facebook and Instagram and was roundup on Friday 15th October.

Why we should warn you about OAH Project X - The Standard Entertainment - Vimarsana News

Why we should warn you about OAH Project X - The Standard Entertainment

OAH Project X is dedicated to young creatives between 18-35 years of age in the following categories: modeling, fashion design and performing arts.

Project X in Kenya: The opportunities are here - The Standard Entertainment - Vimarsana News

Project X in Kenya: The opportunities are here - The Standard Entertainment

OAH Project X is dedicated to young creatives between 18-35 years of age in the following categories: modeling, fashion design and performing arts.

Are you ready? Here's the greatest creative opportunity in the face of a pandemic - Vimarsana News

Are you ready? Here's the greatest creative opportunity in the face of a pandemic

Project X aims to celebrate identity and support socio-economic development in participating countries by investing in human capital.

Churchill: Where is Tommy the Chimp? - Vimarsana News

Churchill: Where is Tommy the Chimp?

Churchill: Where is Tommy the Chimp? Churchill: Where is Tommy the Chimp? The group that filed a lawsuit on behalf of a chimpanzee in Mayfield says it can't locate the animal. FacebookTwitterEmail 1of9 Tommy, a chimpanzee in Mayfield, in a photo taken by attorney Stephen Wise of the Nonhuman Rights Project. The project is looking for Tommy, after his previous owner says he gave the chimp to a zoo that has no record of him.Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 2of9Buy PhotoSteven Wise, founder and president of the Nonhuman Rights Project, presents his case before the Appellate Division panel on ...