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Uganda's President Tested Positive for COVID-19 - Health Ministry Permanent Secretary

Malawi lifts entry restrictions as COVID-19 situation subsides

Four Corona cases reported in last 24 hours: NIH

Four Corona cases reported in last 24 hours: NIH

Health officials on Monday said that four new Coronavirus cases were reported during the last 24 hours across the country.

As per the data shared by the National Institute of Health (NIH), the case positivity ratio was 0.28 percent while six patients were in critical condition

FPCCI's UBG demands business friendly, export-oriented, pro-poor budget

Malawi lifts entry restrictions as COVID-19 situation subsides

Seven Corona cases reported in last 24 hours: NIH

Immunization campaign to start from 5 June

US Adds 339,000 Jobs in May, Unemployment Rate at 3.7%

US employers added 339,000 jobs in April, way above economists' expectations, while the jobless rate moved up to 3.7% from a previous 3.4%, according to Labor Department data on Friday that conceivably made it more challenging for the Federal Reserve to stop raising interest rates

Biden Picks Ex-North Carolina Health Chief to Head CDC in Post-COVID Era - Report

Nation witnessed 'destructive & constructive' mindsets in last one year: Minister for Information and Broadcasting Marriyum Aurangzeb

Minister for Information and Broadcasting Marriyum Aurangzeb on Thursday said the nation had witnessed both "constructive and destructive" mindsets in the last one year as the former brought destruction to the country while the latter served the masses.

Shaza Fatima unveils plan to distribute 100,000 laptops among talented students in next year

Special Assistant to the Prime Minister (SAPM) on Youth Affairs Shaza Fatima Khawaja on Wednesday unveiled the Federal Government's plan of distributing 100,000 laptops among talented students of universities and colleges during the next one year

Shaza Fatima unveils plan to distribute 100,000 laptops among talented students in nest year

Oil Prices Sink 4% On Fears of Another US Rate Hike

Oil prices fell 4% on Tuesday on fears that the US labor market might have had another rip-roaring month that could trigger another rate hike by the Federal Reserve

UN to Support China in Poverty Alleviation, Rural Development - Coordinator

The UN will continue to support Beijing in poverty reduction, rural development and sustainable development, the United Nations Resident Coordinator in China, Siddharth Chatterjee, said on Tuesday

Kazakhstan Officially Lifts COVID-19 Restrictions - Health Ministry

Football: Recent French champions

Minister for Information and Broadcasting Marriyum Aurangzeb grieved over demise of Dr Seemin Jamali

Minister for Information and Broadcasting Marriyum Aurangzeb on Saturday expressed grief over the death of former executive director of Jinnah Hospital Karachi, Dr Seemin Jamali

US Braces for More Rate Hikes As Fed's Key Inflation Gauge Stays Red-Hot in April

The Federal Reserve's favorite gauge for US inflation came in hotter-than-forecast for April, according to Commerce Department data on Friday that suggested the central bank will raise interest rates again in June and July versus expectations for a pause

Lufthansa signs deal for stake in Italy's ITA Airways

China Likely to Reach 65Mln COVID-19 Infections Weekly - Epidemiologist

China Likely to Reach 65Mln COVID-19 Infections Weekly - Epidemiologist

China is likely to reach 65 million infections per week during the peak of the second wave of COVID-19 expected at the end of June, China's chief epidemiologist Zhong Nanshan has predicted

US Jobless Claims Up Slightly After Previous Week's Cut, Complicating Fed's Task

The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits rose just moderately last week, the Labor Department reported Thursday as it slashed a large number of filings from the previous week in a move that suggested a relatively strong jobs market that could complicate the Federal Reserve's plan to pause rate hikes

Germany in recession as inflation, higher interest bite

Germany fell into a recession around the turn of the year, official figures published Thursday showed, as inflation and higher interest rates curbed demand in Europe's largest economy