Tue 19 January 2021: Public servants are set to receive training on innovation and management in the digital and data era, as well as leadership in a time of crisis. The training, which is part of improving the capacity of the State to better deliver services to the public, is a result of a partnership […]
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Tue 19 January 2021: Out of 85 people who have been prosecuted under the law so far, 79 are Muslims, while others belong to the Christian community A petition has been filed in the Lucknow Bench of the Allahabad High Court by the Legal Aid Committee of Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind, seeking to quash cases registered against […]
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Tue 19 January 2021: Kamala Harris, first female vice president in US history, will have power to cast tie-breaking votes in Senate US Vice President-elect Kamala Harris on Monday resigned from the Senate, two days before her inauguration alongside President-elect Joe Biden. “I would like to thank the people of California for the honor of […]
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Tue 19 January 2021: Under the auspices of a major new EU project, 15 young researchers are to be trained to develop drones for small flying robots that can maintain wind turbines, bridges, and other important infrastructure. Over the next three years, a total of 15 PhD students will be trained to develop intelligent flying […]
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Tue 19 January 2021: As the presidential transition is underway, first lady Melania Trump delivered a farewell message Monday, thanking frontline workers for their efforts during the coronavirus pandemic and calling on Americans to “remember that violence is never the answer.” First Lady in a video, has given a “farewell message” to the United States, […]
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Tue 19 January 2021: While the country has seen some promising signs of declining new COVID-19 cases compared to the previous week, the second wave continues to put a massive burden on the healthcare system. This is according to the Health Minister, Dr Zweli Mkhize, who was speaking during the opening address on the update […]
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Tue 19 January 2021: If you are a responsible citizen, you probably recycle your trash. You put your plastic waste into a special container so that it would be recycled into something new. However, most people don’t know that soft plastics, such as plastic bags, are very difficult to recycle and usually end up in […]
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Tue 19 January 2021: Militia fighters staged a deadly attack in Sudan’s Darfur on Monday, residents said, as doctors said the death toll from a separate attack that began two days earlier in the region had risen to more than 100,. The surge in violence will add to concerns about the departure of an international […]
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Tue 19 January 2021: Up to 70% of adults in the European Union should be vaccinated against the coronavirus by summer, according to the European Commission. The Brussels-based body plans to publish a corresponding proposal on Tuesday, Deutsche Presse-Agentur (dpa) learned in advance. By March, the commission wants an interim goal of 80% of people […]
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Mon 18 January 2021: Higher education is the latest sector to delay its re-opening dates with 16 universities still finalising their academic year. Addressing the media on Monday, Higher Education, Science and Innovation Minister, Dr Blade Nzimande, announced that universities will start the academic year between early-March and mid-April. The re-opening of higher education institutions […]
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