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NEW HOPE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH at Moscow will celebrate the 23rd anniversary of the pastor and wife, the Rev. Stanley R. Blair Sr. and Tina Blair, at noon Sunday, Dec. 5. The guest speaker will be the Rev. Lee Whitiker, pastor of Solid Rock Missionary Baptist Church at Pine Bluff, accompanied by the Solid Rock choir and church family.

Productivity is the key source of economic growth - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Productivity is the key source of economic growth - Newspaper

The disproportionate disparity in inequality and over-concentration of wealth in a few hands leads to an economic slowdown and the

Source: dawn.com
WB puts Pakistan growth rate at 1.3pc - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

WB puts Pakistan growth rate at 1.3pc - Newspaper

The baseline economic growth forecast, however, is highly uncertain, especially given the third and more-contagious wave of the pandemic currently circulating in the country. — AFP/File ISLAMABAD: The resurgence of recent infection rates and slow vaccination coupled with high inflation rate and consolidation policies could impact Pakistan’s nascent and fragile economic recovery and worsen poverty situation, according to a World Bank report. In its flagship ‘Pakistan Development Update-Navigating in Uncertain Times’ released on Tuesday, the World Bank said the country had been showing ...

Source: dawn.com
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Lebanese artist Hanibal Srouji: 'Dreaming is a luxury these days'

LONDON: As a young man, Lebanese artist Hanibal Srouji was forced to flee his homeland as the violence of the civil war took hold. Eventually, the siren call of his country lured him back home, only for him to become embroiled once again in its turbulence. “I chose to come back, but I don’t know how long I can last,” he tells Arab News. “I wake up every morning and ask myself ‘How far can I go today?’” Arabic calligraphy: Ancient craft, modern art For the Saudi Ministry of Culture's Year of Arabic Calligraphy in 2020/21, we take an in-depth look at how the craft has developed fr...