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Russian diplomacy in a changing world - Vimarsana News

Russian diplomacy in a changing world

In the intricate web of global affairs, diplomacy stands as the cornerstone of international relations, fostering dialogue, negotiation, and cooperation among ...

Footage of large rally in Dominican Republic falsely linked to new political party in South Africa - Vimarsana News

Footage of large rally in Dominican Republic falsely linked to new political party in South Africa

Former South African president Jacob Zuma’s endorsement of the newly formed Umkhonto We Sizwe (MK) party has been causing ructions months before the upcoming general elections. Recently, a video has been circulating on social media purporting to show streets crowded with MK supporters, making them “the biggest party” in the country. However, this is false; the video shows a march in the Dominican Republic in 2023 — months before MK was launched.

Source: yahoo.com
These are all the public holidays for Nigerians in 2024 - Vimarsana News

These are all the public holidays for Nigerians in 2024

Plus honourable mentions of days that we think should definitely be made public holidays | Pulse Nigeria

Source: pulse.ng
Labour Department confirms workers ill-treated and exploited on Mpumalanga farms - Vimarsana News

Labour Department confirms workers ill-treated and exploited on Mpumalanga farms

There was just a lack of compliance with health and safety for farm workers, one of the more vulnerable sectors of the working community.

Tinubu's culture of duty over leisure - Vimarsana News

Tinubu's culture of duty over leisure

The President’s stubbornness, according to the Nobel Laureate, must have paid off in his political career, from his private-sector days to leading Africa’s largest economy.