XUZHOU, Chine, 19 mars 2015 / PRNewswire — XCMG a lancé la production sur son nouveau site de fabrication de camions poids lourds le 18 mars, le même jour où la société a également lancé son nouveau modèle de poids lourd, le HANVAN, apportant ainsi une valeur ajoutée au secteur.
— New Delphi Portable Dissolved Gas Analyzer Helps to Cost-Effectively Track Transformer Health WATERTOWN, Massachusetts, March 19, 2015 / PRNewswire — Doble Engineering Company, a subsidiary of ESCO Technologies Inc. (NYSE: ESE), today announced the release of the Delphi Portable™ – a fast, accurate and reliable dissolved gas analyzer for power
South Africans mark 55 years since one of the worst apartheid-era mass killings, but other atrocities still forgotten. South Africans commemorate the 55th anniversary of the Sharpeville massacre on Saturday, when 69 people were killed and 180 others wounded for protesting apartheid. The day is hallowed on the South African
Over one million search queries were recorded during the IndiaPakistan tie in the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup, a latest analysis by Google said. According to the global search engine, more than 10,00,000 search queries were made from across the country on Google Search for the February 15 match in
SMEs in India, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda set to gain from strengthened trade and investment ties. The roll-out of the Supporting Indian Trade and Investment for Africa (SITA) project, led by the International Trade Centre (ITC), will boost trade and investment between Indian and East African businesses through
As celebrations of International Women’s Day continue after March 8th, Sierra Leonean girls and women can draw a lot of inspiration from their history. Historically, the country’s women contributed hugely in the political, social, economical, educational and civil rights development of the nation. From Madam Lehbu, who became Queen of
In 2004, people googled ways to make their rear ends smaller. Today, it’s for ways to make them bigger. Now, in this heyday of derriere, stars turn their other cheeks to the cameras, and rear enhancement is the fastest-growing plastic surgery. What did this year’s Grammy gowns have in common?
The Universal Periodic Report (UPR) on the promotion and protection of human rights in Angola was approved on Thursday on 19 March, unanimously by 101 states involved in Human Rights Council. During the 28th session of the Human Rights Council, held in Geneva, Switzerland, at the final adoption of the
The seaside town of Dakhla played host last week to the Crans Montana Forum- a yearly gathering organized by the Swiss-based NGO to promote international cooperation and dialogue, growth and stability, and peace and security across the world. Hosted in coordination with the Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ISESCO)
The ongoing controversy over the University of Cape Town’s statue of Cecil John Rhodes has sparked a needed debate over the memorialising of South Africa’s historical figures. If the Rhodes statue were to be taken down, who would replace him? Mandela? Biko? Tambo? If the status quo is anything to
“You are both the father and the mother of the ICT (information and communication technology) ministry. You mothered the ICT sector. Know that you came and you did your best,” so said the Deputy Minister of ICT Stanley Simataa during a farewell dinner hosted for the Minister of ICT, Joel
The Sharpeville Massacre is deeply engrained in the pages of South African history. The events of 21 March 1960 are now commemorated on Human Rights Day. This anniversary is an opportunity for South Africa to reflect on the sacrifices made to achieve democracy and the progress made in the promotion
