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Who will get new Boledo contracts? Government of Belize issues call for tenders - Vimarsana News

Who will get new Boledo contracts? Government of Belize issues call for tenders

In May the Government of Belize officially canceled Brads Gaming Company’s contract to provide government lotteries and now, GOB is issuing calls for tenders to issue new contracts.

Mangaluru: Parameshwar instructions to establish anti-communal wing - Vimarsana News

Mangaluru: Parameshwar instructions to establish anti-communal wing

Mangaluru: Karnataka Home Minister, G Parameshwar on Tuesday, June 6 informed that he has issued instructions to the officials to establish an anti-communal wing in the city. The...

Wellington Wombats attracts 150 SES volunteers from across NSW | Central Western Daily - Vimarsana News

Wellington Wombats attracts 150 SES volunteers from across NSW | Central Western Daily

150 SES volunteers from 76 units attended the Wellington Wombats.

Honouring 'a giant' for his commitment to youth - The Royal Gazette | Bermuda News, Business, Sports, Events, & Community - Vimarsana News

Honouring 'a giant' for his commitment to youth - The Royal Gazette | Bermuda News, Business, Sports, Events, & Community

Joining the packed celebration of the life of Marco Warren were colleagues from the Department of Youth, Sport and Recreation dressed in shirts bearing designs created by the 29-year-old graphic artis...

'Today will be hot:' Nova Scotia wildfires and the challenging day ahead - Vimarsana News

'Today will be hot:' Nova Scotia wildfires and the challenging day ahead

Crews have partially contained an out-of-control wildfire burning in the Halifax area, but officials warn there’s a lot of work left to do.