AfCFTA, new dawn in African integration – ACCI

By Emmanuella Anokam. Abuja, Jan. 1, 2021 The Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) says the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is marking a new dawn in Africa's drive towards economic integration as it takes off Friday.

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Cambodian women to be delivered of 1000 babies on New Year's Day – UNICEF

Phnom Penh, Jan. 1, 2021 The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) said on Friday that at least 971 children (nearly 1,000 babies) would be born in Cambodia on New Year's Day. Foroogh Foyouzat, UNICEF representative in Cambodia, who said this in ...

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Can Boris Johnson dig the UK out of the hole it is in? Don't count on it

Coronavirus meant that the end of the transition was always going to be a subdued affair, with the chimes of Big Ben sounding across deserted streets around Westminster at 11pm on New Year's Eve. But after 4½ years of bitter argument, both sides in the ...

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Ethiopian doctors remove 26kg tumour from patient

Addis Ababa, Jan. 1, 2020 Doctors at a hospital in Dilla town in Ethiopia's Southern regional state have surgically removed 26 kilogrammes of tumor from a female patient, an official said. The state affiliated media outlet — Fana Broadcasting Corporation ...

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New Year begins with over 14000 births in Pakistan: Unicef

ISLAMABAD: With an estimated 14,161 live births on New Year's Day, Pakistani babies will account for nearly 3.8 per cent of the babies being brought into the world on January 1, according to Unicef. Their average life expectancy is expected to be around 73 ...

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5 Parenting New Year's Resolutions I'm Making After All I Learned In 2020

What are your 2021 resolutions? 2020 was rough, but there were a lot of lessons we can learn from it, and we can carry these over to parenting! Most parents felt the strain of 2020 on their personal life and career. Parents had to learn how to manage their ...

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48pc Pakistanis optimistic about improvement in economy: survey

ISLAMABAD: According to a latest survey conducted by Gallup Pakistan, 48 percent Pakistanis are looking forward to 2021 as the year of economic prosperity despite the economic difficulties caused by coronavirus pandemic and other difficulties. The survey ...

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