1 / 5 Show Caption + Hide Caption – Mvemba Dizolele, managing director, Dizolele Advisory, introduces plenary four topic, “Industrial Base Collaboration,” during African Land Forces Summit 2026, Rome, Italy, March 24, 2026. The U.S. Army Southern European Task Force, Africa (SETAF-AF), on behalf of the U.S. Army Chief of Staff, hosted ALFS26 in Rome […]

Home News SafeWork NSW inspectors on site to ensure safe running of Sydney Royal Easter Show SafeWork NSW and inspectors are on site at Sydney Olympic Park to ensure businesses working at the Sydney Royal Easter Show are fulfilling their obligations to manage risks and provide a safe environment for workers and the 900,000 patrons […]

According to the council, a scammer breaks the lock on a hut then “invites unsuspecting victims to visit them while claiming they are unable to be there”. The local authority advised buyers to “only purchase huts through agents or the beach hut associations” and to contact its team to check if a sale was genuine. […]

Date published: 31 March 2026 The Executive is calling for urgent changes to the Local Growth Fund to prioritise people and vital services here. We understand the depth of anger and frustration across the voluntary and community sector because these services are lifelines for many individuals and communities locally and the current position is neither […]

In order to mimic work, particularly monthly salaried employment, new claimants have to wait five weeks for their first payment. But many low-income households don’t have the savings to last that long and so have to borrow, incurring debt. The DWP will pay an interest-free advance, equivalent to the first month’s payment, but will then […]

More than a tonne of litter has been collected in three days at a Surrey beauty spot, a council has said. Guildford Borough Council contractors were clearing rubbish along a stretch of the A31 at the Hog’s Back, near Guildford. A council spokesperson said although they are supporting the Great British Spring Clean this year […]

WFP/Htet Oo Linn, A displaced family sheltering at a makeshift tent in Sagaing as the March 2025 earthquake their home. The family fled armed conflict in Sagaing before the earthquake hit. Photo credit YANGON – As Myanmar marks one year since the devastating earthquake last March, the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) warns that […]

To say that women are the keepers of water is not an original thought; women throughout history have studied, stewarded, and guarded rivers and clean water, and have served as some of rivers fiercest protectors, greatest observers, and most staunch advocates. Through oral histories and written words, women continue to shepherd the stories of water and rivers that shape our relationships today.   Natalie Diaz, Pulitzer Prize winning […]

The General Medical Council (GMC) has today launched it’s annual survey on medical training, which runs until Wednesday 6 May 2026. Survey responses will help the regulator, as well as medical education bodies and employers, to make sure trainees and trainers are supported in their roles. The national training survey is the largest insight into postgraduate […]

Component content Bringing clean water and reliable power to schools in Karnataka, India In turmeric-growing communities of rural Karnataka, children face similar challenges. The Foundation worked with local partners to improve conditions in five schools, reaching around 600 students and 40 teachers.  At four schools, safe drinking water systems and solar panels were installed, providing […]