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BIO-UV Group Partners with Italy's FGS - Vimarsana News

BIO-UV Group Partners with Italy's FGS

[By:BIO-UV] BIO-UV Group has partnered with Fluid Global Solutions (FGS) to strengthen the ballas...

Liberia: Nimba Community Radio's Technical Supervisor Makes SOS Call to Save Station's From Collapse – FrontPageAfrica - Vimarsana News

Liberia: Nimba Community Radio's Technical Supervisor Makes SOS Call to Save Station's From Collapse – FrontPageAfrica

Tappita, Nimba County –  One of Nimba County’s oldest community radio stations and the Press Union of Liberia “2008 Best Community Radio Station in Liberia”, the Voice of Tappita is at risk of been shut down due to lack of sustainable power to r

GSA Warns Against Substandard Electrical Products - Vimarsana News

GSA Warns Against Substandard Electrical Products

The Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) says the use of substandard electrical products fuels high domestic electricity consumption and increases the toll on consumers. This is because substandard electrical appliances sometimes come with defective thermostats or malfunctioning power consumption control devices that consume more power than most people know. Mr Francis…

Substandard Electrical Products Increase Power Consumption - GSA - Vimarsana News

Substandard Electrical Products Increase Power Consumption - GSA

Substandard Electrical Products Increase Power Consumption - GSA

Morgue monster David Fuller 'to be charged with further offences' - Vimarsana News

Morgue monster David Fuller 'to be charged with further offences'

The perverted killer, 67, murdered of Wendy Knell, 25, and Caroline Pierce, 20, and also admitted to the sexual abuse of at least 102 corpses in the mortuaries of hospitals in Kent and Sussex.