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Old mill in Sargent changes hands - Vimarsana News

Old mill in Sargent changes hands

Some signs of a new life are budding at the old Willcoxon Manufacturing mill in Sargent, but the owners say there are no development plans in place for now.

Covid Relief Funding has Ended and Now a Small Town in Virginia has to Cut its Budget by 25% - Vimarsana News

Covid Relief Funding has Ended and Now a Small Town in Virginia has to Cut its Budget by 25%

This story was originally published in Charlottesville Tomorrow. For more reporting from central Virginia, subscribe to their free newsletter. New

Afghanistan ex-president Ashraf Ghani's corruption exposed - Vimarsana News

Afghanistan ex-president Ashraf Ghani's corruption exposed

By Zack Kopplin and Margaux Benn When OCCRP reported that former Afghan President Ashraf Ghani had granted access to a company, part-owned by his brother,

Win-win for Afghans as coal trade with Pakistan picks pace - Vimarsana News

Win-win for Afghans as coal trade with Pakistan picks pace

Impression by Afghan media that Pakistan was robbing Afghanistan of its natural resources is an absolute fantasy

Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project: How Afghanistan's President Helped His Brother Secure Lucrative Mining Deals with a U.S. Contractor - Vimarsana News

Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project: How Afghanistan's President Helped His Brother Secure Lucrative Mining Deals with a U.S. Contractor

How Afghanistan’s President Helped His Brother Secure Lucrative Mining Deals with a U.S. Contractor This article was written by our Investigator Zack Kopplin and was originally published here.  Afghanistan’s crags and valleys hold at least a trillion dollars’ worth of minerals, first mapped by Soviet geologists in the 1970s. Local warlords and foreign powers have plundered these deposits ever since. The Taliban and other armed groups have battled both the central government and each other for control of the mines, using them to fund their insurgencies. Even former U.S. President Dona...