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HIGHLIGHTS AXP has formed an in-house drilling function staffed with existing team members to undertake an internally-funded 4 + 4 well vertical well drill...
by Gavin Lewis / July 3rd, 2021 During the recent G7 summit the corporate media went into pro-US propaganda overdrive. The BBC’s Global News channel – or UK global propaganda outlet – has spent the years since the Iraq War spinning the US Military’s assault on the Black and Brown homelands of the world as ‘America spreading democracy’. Media Lens has responded to the brutal consequences, condemning BBC Paul Wood’s misrepresentation “The coalition came to Iraq in the first place to bring democracy and human rights” (22 December 2005). Previously, BBC defence Corresponde...
Law enforcement agencies bemoan shortage of investigators Siviwe Feketha"> By Siviwe Feketha - 17 March 2021 - 21:30 National director of the National Prosecuting Authority, advocate Shamila Batohi. Image: FREDDY MAVUNDA Law enforcement agencies have blamed continued shortage of investigators and resources for the slow progress in criminal investigations and prosecutions. The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), Hawks and Special Investigating Unit (SIU) on Wednesday faced grilling from parliament’s standing committee on public accounts (Scopa) on the investi...
Moderate flooding has New Richmond ready but 'nothing to get excited about' yet Village residents along Clermont County's Ohio River banks said Wednesday morning's flooding wasn't the worst they've ever seen, but if the water gets a few feet higher, that could quickly become a different story. and last updated 2021-03-03 17:31:12-05 NEW RICHMOND, Ohio â Village residents along Clermont County's Ohio River banks said Wednesday morning's flooding wasn't the worst they've ever seen, but if the water gets a few feet higher, that could quickly become a different story. "It's nothing to really...
SIU to beef up security after investigators threatened during PPE probe Political pressure and people with links to key political players were found to be the main drivers of personal protective equipment (PPE) corruption, the head of the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) told parliament’s standing committee on public accounts (Scopa) on Wednesday, adding that some of his investigators had come under threat. “As a result, we have decided to take protective measures so that our members can continue doing their work without fear or favour,” advocate Andy Mothibi said. The SIU investigation...