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Budget session: Launch of space policy in a month of budget approval, says DST secy - Vimarsana News

Budget session: Launch of space policy in a month of budget approval, says DST secy

In the DST budget proposed earlier this month, a new item was introduced wherein Rs 60 crore has been proposed for the financial year 2024-25 “to grant incentive for the space sector". 

Eswatini loses over $9 million to cyber crime - Vimarsana News

Eswatini loses over $9 million to cyber crime

From SAMBULO DLAMINI in Mbabane, Eswatini Swaziland Bureau MBABANE, (CAJ News) – ESWATINI suffered losses of L177 million (US$9,4 million) as a result of cyber crime between January 2022 to June 2023. Worryingly, 60 percent of child trafficking cases afflicting the country are attributed to social media platforms. Government officials have revealed the trends as

First cohort of 59 students graduates at Domasi lnstitute - Vimarsana News

First cohort of 59 students graduates at Domasi lnstitute

Domasi Institute of Management and Technology held its first ever graduation in Zomba where 59 students were awarded with diplomas with a call to pursue

Why Uhuru Loyalists Have Dominated List of Transition Committee Members - Vimarsana News

Why Uhuru Loyalists Have Dominated List of Transition Committee Members

Reports have been circulating on social media claiming President Uhuru Kenyatta had appointed members of the Transition Committee.

Lincoln County Board of Education members share needs with local legislators - Vimarsana News

Lincoln County Board of Education members share needs with local legislators

Members of the Lincoln County Board of Education as well as Lincoln County Schools administrators shared district needs with N.C. Sen. Ted Alexander and Lincoln County N.C. Rep. Jason Saine during a breakfast Friday morning. These needs are similar to those from last year’s breakfast with the addition of COVID-19-related needs and a request for opportunities for specialty vocational course instructors to be alternatively credentialed in order to build offerings. The support that board of education members felt were critical included Providing funding for continued COVID-19 response for o...