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Smartkem will participate at SEMICON® China from March 26-28, 2025, in Shanghai. Michelle Ouyang, Head of Business Development, will represent the company to explore customer engagement. Smartkem focuses on revolutionary …
Smartkem to Make Strategic Appearance at SEMICON® China 2025 Read More
The European Union has granted €9.5 million to support nearly 3,000 MSMEs in Jamaica under its Digital Transitioning Programme. This funding will enhance ICT access, fostering growth and profitability for …
EU Grants €9.5 Million to Boost Digital Empowerment of MSMEs in Jamaica Read More
Prime Minister Andrew Holness inaugurated the Runnit Pipeline Project in St. Elizabeth. Concurrently, a fire at Ocho Rios Market affected numerous vendors, while discussions on crime reduction were emphasized by …
Jamaica’s Recent Developments: Infrastructure and Political Changes Read More
As of March 11, 2025, the US dollar was valued at $157.61, down by eleven cents, while the Canadian dollar rose to $109.91. The British pound fell to $202.18. Amidst …
Forex Update: US Dollar Valuation and Economic Outlook in Jamaica Read More
No Pakistan players were selected in The Hundred 2025 draft held on March 12, 2023, largely due to limited overseas player slots and concerns over player availability during overlapping international …
Absence of Pakistani Players in The Hundred 2025 Draft Explained Read More
The US dollar strengthened to $157.72 in Jamaica on March 12, 2025. The Canadian dollar and British pound also saw increases. Agricultural gatherings, governmental denials of labor issues, and various …
Exchange Rate Update and Regional Developments in March 2025 Read More
The rivalry between Manchester City and Liverpool gains special significance for Egypt as players Omar Marmoush and Mohamed Salah face off. Marmoush, a rising star, has made an impact at …
Egypt Unites Behind Omar Marmoush and Mohamed Salah in Premier League Clash Read More
Rwanda, South Africa, and Thailand’s aspirations to host Formula 1 races are inappropriate given their pressing socio-economic challenges. Despite enthusiasm from local officials, the financial viability of such events raises …
The Inappropriateness of Formula 1 in Rwanda, South Africa, and Thailand Read More
Several countries, including Rwanda, South Africa, and Thailand, aim to host Formula One races, but face criticism due to their socio-economic issues. South African officials advocate for a Grand Prix’s …
The Inappropriateness of F1 Races in Rwanda, South Africa, and Thailand Read More