Daily Archives: Nov 1, 2023

Somali Army Successfully Liberates Villages in Bakool Region from Terrorist Control

HUDUR CITY: The Somali Armed Forces, specifically the 9th Battalion of the 60th Division, have successfully conducted an operation within the Hudur City vicinity, liberating several villages from long-standing terrorist occupation.According to Somali N...

Portfolio Committee on Small Business Development Wraps Up Public Hearings on NSEA Bill in Free State

PARYS - The Portfolio Committee on Small Business Development concluded its public hearings on the National Small Enterprise Amendment Bill in the Free State, ending its session in the Fezile Dabi District Municipality. Residents from the area overwhel...

Nyeri Faces Challenges in Sustaining Adult Education Programs

In Nyeri, the Adult and Continuing Education (ACE) learning program is experiencing a significant drop in enrolment numbers, which is attributed to the negative societal views on adult learning and an insufficient and demoralised teaching staff. The se...

Chronicling the 444 Days: A Retrospective on the 1979 Iran Hostage Crisis

TEHRAN: In a pivotal event that strained US-Iran relations, 52 US citizens were held captive for 444 days during the Iran Hostage Crisis of 1979. The crisis began amidst a turbulent period marked by demonstrations against Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi’s a...

Resumption of Itare Dam Construction to Alleviate Water Scarcity in Nakuru

Nakuru, Kenya - The National Assembly Committee on Water, Blue Economy, Sanitation, and Irrigation has affirmed the imminent recommencement of the Itare Dam construction project in Kuresoi North, aimed at addressing the chronic water shortages in Nakur...

Entrepreneur Advocates for Youth Involvement in Hatchery Business Amid Rising Chicken Demand

Murang’a, Kenya - Amidst an unprecedented surge in demand for chicken and related products due to the country's growing urbanized population, Paul Wacira, a thriving entrepreneur and hatchery owner in Murang'a, is encouraging young people to venture in...

Time Narrows for Global Carbon Emission Reductions: A Six-Year Window

In an urgent call to action, new research has revealed that the world has a narrow six-year window to achieve net zero carbon emissions to prevent temperatures from rising above 1.5°C. This startling information comes from a recent report, providing a ...

Turkana County Employees Embark on Mandatory Wealth Declaration Exercise

Turkana - In a comprehensive compliance exercise, all 3900 employees of the County Government of Turkana are set to declare their wealth through the Public Service Board, following recommendations from the Public Service Commission and the Ethics and A...

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Angolan Presidential Couple Attend Dinner Hosted by the King of Spain

Seville: Angolan President and African Union (AU) chairperson, Joo Lourenço, and the First Lady, Ana Dias Lourenço, were among the guests of honor at the official dinner hosted tonight by the Kings of Spain, Felipe VI and Queen Letizia, in Seville. Th...
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Angola Emphasizes Strengthening African Infrastructure at International Conference

Seville: The Angolan presidency of the African Union prioritizes the development of continental infrastructures, viewing it as essential for regional economic integration, according to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, T©te Ant³nio. Speaking at a press...

President Joo Louren§o Arrives in Seville for Key UN Development Conference

Seville: Angolan Head of State Joo Louren§o arrived in Seville, Spain, to participate, as President of the African Union, in the 4th International Conference on Financing for Development, a United Nations (UN) initiative. The conference gathers over 6...

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