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FCB celebrates 35 years - Vimarsana News

FCB celebrates 35 years

First Community Bank hosted their 35th Anniversary Celebration on April 20 at Kings Old Central High School. To commemorate the celebration, they focused on supporting 16 local non-profits. These …

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MTN Ghana Foundation Launches Enterpise Support Program To Invest In Youth Entrepreneurship - Vimarsana News

MTN Ghana Foundation Launches Enterpise Support Program To Invest In Youth Entrepreneurship

MTN Ghana Foundation has launched the Enterprise Support Program which is geared towards boosting youth entrepreneurship and driving innovation across the country. The initiative, which is in partnership with Innohub Foundation, is part of MTN’s legacy projects aimed at accelerating socio-economic growth through economic empowerment initiatives. Through this partnership, MTN…

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Benefit 5K Color Run/Walk will be hosted by the HOPE for Hyndman Charter School at 9 a.m. on April 29 to raise money for the playground fund. Registration will begin

FUJIFILM Europe launches new virtual scale solution to address challenges faced by endoscopists in polyp measurement - Vimarsana News

FUJIFILM Europe launches new virtual scale solution to address challenges faced by endoscopists in polyp measurement

/PRNewswire/ -- A new survey of 300 endoscopists has revealed that nearly 70 percent of endoscopists agreed that the correct measurement of polyps is crucial...

Lebanon raises minimum wage from $27 to $92 a month - Vimarsana News

Lebanon raises minimum wage from $27 to $92 a month

Hundreds of retired soldiers protested outside government headquarters as the Cabinet discussed an increase in public sector salaries.