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Province Puts Up $600,000 for Public Library System - Vimarsana News

Province Puts Up $600,000 for Public Library System

The provincial government has pledged $600,000 for the public library system, but there are concerns the money...

Source: vocm.com
Minister vows to maintain contact with media - - Vimarsana News

Minister vows to maintain contact with media -

Federal Information Minister, Murtaza Solangi, and Sindh Minister for Information, Minority Affairs, and Social Welfare, Muhammad Ahmed Shah, held a joint press conference on Thursday at the Sindh Assembly Building Committee Room. Federal Information Minister Muhammad Ahmed Shah welcomed Murtaza Solangi, expressed the intent to maintain continuous communication with media friends regarding the performance of

Election manifesto - Opinion - Business Recorder - Vimarsana News

Election manifesto - Opinion - Business Recorder

What distinguishes cult leaders from politicians who represent their country? Can demagoguery and verbosity serve as...

'Lab for All' goes to Pangasinan | The Manila Times - Vimarsana News

'Lab for All' goes to Pangasinan | The Manila Times

BINALONAN, Pangasinan: Thousands of Pangasinan residents received free medical and other services during the 'Lab for All' caravan which First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos brought here on Tuesday, October 24.

N.L. NDP calls on government for increased library funding as digital usage rises - Vimarsana News

N.L. NDP calls on government for increased library funding as digital usage rises

Provincial libraries have seen a significant jump in the use of digital library services — and patrons sing its praises — but it looks like a freeze on funding for new materials will continue.

Source: cbc.ca