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The Guardian: UK to impose sanctions on 370 more Russians

Views: 2 The UK is to impose sanctions on 370 more Russian individuals, including more than 50 oligarchs and their families with a combined net worth of £100bn, in the latest raft of measures against Vladimir Putin’s regime. © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Shamil Zhumatov/APMore than 1,000 individuals and entities have now been targeted with […]

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The Hill:Putin signs law allowing seizure of foreign planes for domestic flights

Views: 5 Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law that will allow for foreign planes to be seized and used domestically as tensions grow between Russia and the international community over its invasion of Ukraine, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing TASS state news agency. © Getty Images Putin signs law allowing seizure of foreign planes

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MPs, stakeholders debate vaccination consent

Views: 2 School owners appearing before the committee on Health  Members of Parliament on the Health Committee have made a case for the need to allow vaccination of children in schools, where parental consent is unavailable. In a discussion with private school proprietors on Tuesday, 15 March 2022, MPs noted that it is inconsiderate to

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Delayed release of World Bank funds affects Kabarole projects

Views: 0 MPs on the committee on National Economy on an oversight visit in Kabarole. District chairman, Rwabuhinga (R) looks on The Committee on National Economy Committee which is  monitoring the performance of a US$150 million World Bank loan under the Agricultural Cluster Development Project (ACDP) have discovered that  Kabarole District has not received funding

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The Washington Post More than 100,000 Brits sign up to house Ukrainian refugees

Views: 5 LONDON — More than 100,000 Britons have signed up to host Ukrainian refugees in their homes in less than 24 hours, signaling a huge willingness by the British public to go further than the United Kingdom has done so far on providing support for refugees. © Hannah Mckay/Reuters A man walks past a mural

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Deutsche Welle – Deutsche Welle New Zealand announces new measures to support Ukraine

Views: 3 New Zealand introduced a new policy on Tuesday that will allow close to 4,000 family members of Ukrainian-born citizens to move to the country and announced another 4 million New Zealand dollars ($2.7 million, €2.4 million) in humanitarian aid. © Provided by DW New Zealand is stepping up its support of Ukraine as Russia’s

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Business Daily: Kenya Railways building ten new stations to woo road commuters

Views: 3 Kenya Railways Corporation (KRC) is building ten new stations in Nairobi and its satellite towns as it seeks to bring its services closer to commuters and boost passenger numbers.KRC is betting on the ten to win over more commuters forced to use congested roads owing to remote locations of some stations and frequent

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Newsweek Vladimir Putin Could Read Donald Trump, Son Says

Views: 2   © Alexey Nikolsky and Joe Raedle/Getty Images Russian President Vladimir Putin attends his New Year address to Russians in central Moscow on December 31, 2017. Donald Trump speaks during the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) at The Rosen Shingle Creek on February 26, 2022 in Orlando, Florida. Eric Trump said that Vladimir Putin

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Reuters: Peace talks more ‘realistic’, says Ukraine president; Biden to visit NATO

Views: 6 LVIV/KYIV, Ukraine (Reuters) – Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Wednesday peace talks were sounding more realistic but more time was needed, as Russian air strikes killed five people in the capital Kyiv and the refugee tally from Moscow’s invasion reached 3 million. © Reuters/UKRAINIAN PRESIDENTIAL PRESS SER Ukraine’s President Zelenskiy attends a meeting

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