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Healthcare tech comes to Dubai via the US EB-5 Direct Programme - Vimarsana News

Healthcare tech comes to Dubai via the US EB-5 Direct Programme

In conversation with Preeya Malik, MD, UAE-based immigration consultants, Step Global

First-year UWC students urged not to use their NSFAS food allowances to pay rent - Vimarsana News

First-year UWC students urged not to use their NSFAS food allowances to pay rent

First-year UWC students urged not to use their NSFAS food allowances to pay rent Share Cape Town - First-year students from the University of the Western Cape (UWC), who benefited from the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) have been urged not to use their food allowances to pay for rent. This after the UWC student representative council (SRC) was made aware that there were first-year students from outside of the 60km radius who were apparently using their food allowance to pay for rent, as they were also receiving transport allowances, and used it for food instead. UWC SRC secreta...

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WFP Mozambique Country Brief, April 2021 - Mozambique - Vimarsana News

WFP Mozambique Country Brief, April 2021 - Mozambique

English Situation Report on Mozambique about Agriculture, Education, Drought, Epidemic and more; published on 28 May 2021 by WFP

UWC students bemoan late pay of allowances as 'first-year students are going hungry' - Vimarsana News

UWC students bemoan late pay of allowances as 'first-year students are going hungry'

UWC students bemoan late pay of allowances as 'first-year students are going hungry' Share Cape Town - The University of the Western (UWC) students are complaining about the late distribution of allowances, with the Student Representative Council (SRC) saying first-year students are going hungry. UWC spokesperson Gasant Abarder said allowances were being disbursed to all qualifying students. However, he said that due to Covid-19 it was now required that the banks check the bank details before they could be loaded on to the system. Abarder said that this lengthened the process. He said they w...

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Count On Me Richland County Seeking Community Input Through Survey - Vimarsana News

Count On Me Richland County Seeking Community Input Through Survey

Apr 12, 2021 Richland County’s Black and Brown Community Input Needed  Richland County, Ohio –Count On Me Richland County is seeking the input from Richland County’s Black and Brown community through a readily available survey. Survey results will be used to create tailored educational materials about COVID-19 so individuals can make the best decisions about their health. Results could also lead to additional services that make it easier to get a COVID-19 vaccine. “We are on a mission to educate, advocate for, and serve our Black and Brown community members during this pandemic and o...

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