Anglo American Plc (ANGLO.bw) listed on the Botswana Stock Exchange under the Mining sector has released it’s 2016 interim results for the half year.For more information about Anglo American Plc (ANGLO.bw) reports, abridged reports, interim earnings results and earnings presentations, visit the Anglo American Plc (ANGLO.bw) company page on AfricanFinancials.Document: Anglo American Plc (ANGLO.bw) 2016 interim results for the half year.Company ProfileAnglo American Plc is a diversified mining enterprise with extensive interests in gold, platinum, diamonds, coal, metals, industrial minerals, paper and packaging, and financial and technological support. Anglo American Plc has an international footprint, with operations and undeveloped resources in Africa, Europe, South and North America and Australia. Anglo American’s diamond interests are represented by a 45% share holding in De Beers. The company produces approximately 35% (by value) of the world’s rough diamonds from its mines in Botswana, Canada, Namibia and South Africa. The government of the Republic of Botswana has a 15% beneficial interest. De Beers is a 50/50 partner with GRB in the Debswana Diamond Company. Debswana operates two of the world’s largest diamond mines in Botswana; Jwaneng and Orapa Mines.
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The Church is also providing food supplies for health workers and quarantined patients through emergency response centers such as Phebe Hospital in Bong County.In addition, Episcopal Relief & Development’s Africa Regional Office in Ghana has procured and shipped protective supplies to aid the Liberian Church’s response to the deadly epidemic.“We sent disposable masks, gowns and gloves in addition to eye protection, which will give health workers some degree of safety,” said Vanessa Pizer, Program Officer for Episcopal Relief & Development. “However, Ebola is highly contagious and these are just the most basic measures. What is really needed are grassroots campaigns to advance accurate information about Ebola, so people can protect themselves and respond compassionately but effectively when they know someone is sick.”Working through local priests, the Church is disseminating accurate information in nine dialects through fifteen radio stations. Church of Liberia staff have also created flyers in local dialects with clear explanations and instructions around Ebola prevention and response. Volunteers will distribute the flyers and post them in churches and community buildings to reach as many people as possible.Food relief is another critical aspect of the Church’s response. Travel restrictions, quarantines and fears of spreading Ebola through commerce have led to shortages of food and higher prices for basic goods. The Church’s development office is procuring food items in-country and transporting them to the most severely affected regions, and distributing supplies through hospitals and relief centers.According to the World Health Organization, as of August 20, 1,350 people have died from Ebola in West Africa. Liberia has been hardest-hit, with 576 recorded deaths since the outbreak began in March 2014. The current Ebola epidemic is the worst since the virus was discovered in 1976, in the Democratic Republic of Congo, then called Zaire.Due to shortages of medical supplies in Liberia, the Episcopal Relief & Development’s Africa Regional Office in Ghana purchased supplies in Accra and sent them via airfreight to Monrovia. The shipment was met by Church staff, who will accompany the supplies to their destinations and facilitate distribution in cooperation with local volunteers and Ebola Task Force members.The first distributions of informational flyers and medical supplies will take place in Robertsport and Benejah cities in Cape Mount, with additional distributions in Grand Gedeh, Bong, Lofa and Rivercess.In correspondence with Episcopal News Service, the Most Rev. Jonathan B.B. Hart, Archbishop of Liberia, stated that people are struggling with conflicting desires to care for their sick family members and prepare the bodies of those who have died with the necessity of not coming in contact with the bodily fluids through which Ebola, a hemorrhagic virus, spreads.He said that he and other clergy and government leaders are urging people to set up hand-washing stations and to wash their hands frequently in chlorine-treated water.“Because of the Church’s widespread presence in Liberia and its dedicated clergy and volunteer networks, they and Episcopal Relief & Development are very well positioned to promote accurate information and access areas that are hard to reach otherwise,” Pizer said. “I am grateful to our partners there, who are putting themselves in harm’s way to try and save lives, and encourage prayers of support for them and the communities they are ministering to.”Donations in support of Episcopal Relief & Development’s response to the current Ebola outbreak in West Africa may be designated to the Disaster Response Fund. 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Save this picture!© Gustav Willeit+ 30Curated by María Francisca González Share Photographs: Gustav Willeit Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project Fogarolli srl Italy Casa MF / studio raro Photographs Area: 300 m² Year Completion year of this architecture project Houses General Contractor: Architects: studio raro Area Area of this architecture project Structural Project:Pb-Ingenieur, MeranoLot Area:1.000 m2City:TrentoCountry:ItalyMore SpecsLess SpecsSave this picture!© Gustav WilleitRecommended ProductsWindowsSolarluxSliding Window – CeroWoodAccoyaAccoya® Cladding, Siding & FacadesDoorsSaliceSliding Door System – Slider S20WoodTechnowoodPergola SystemsText description provided by the architects. The Casa MF is located on a hillside overlooking Trento, between a residential urban area, characterized chiefly by detached houses, and a green agricultural area and woodland. The residence extends towards the northeast with a shell of concrete shielding the structure from the aforementioned urban area whereas, to the southwest, it opens up completely to the surrounding countryside. The abstract volume of the building fits into this rural context with simplicity and a kind of formal rigor, a horizontal structure emphasized by the presence of a dry-stone retaining wall which slopes towards the valley floor.Save this picture!© Gustav WilleitSave this picture!Ground Floor PlanSave this picture!© Gustav WilleitA combination of two very material elements, one artificial, the other more natural. The volume recalls a balancing act as the structure retains its equilibrium across a slope created purposefully by modeling the plot into two distinct spaces, a private garden above and a somewhat more open green area below. The building rests on the former and overhangs the latter. From the road, the structure presents itself in a rather introspective and essential manner. Solid concrete forms that dialogue with the surrounding trees, planted at various levels, along the road, between the walls and in the garden.Save this picture!© Gustav WilleitThe boundary wall represents a kind of “threshold” between a residential urban area and natural open spaces. Beyond the wall, you pass through a series of closed spaces, that act as “filters”, that finally open up through large glass windows onto the surrounding landscape and the valley. The entrance courtyard accompanies you towards another open, double-height space, characterized by a tree enclosed by a heavy suspended wall. This split-level characteristic continues within the main entrance hall.Save this picture!SectionsThe living area develops entirely across the first floor and the closing exposed concrete wall to the northeast – which is also visible, unaltered, from within – seems to accentuate the permeability of the internal spaces and the view to the southwest which, with its large glass walls, seems to embrace the surrounding countryside. An internal garden patio, around which the living area develops, highlights both the need for a continuous dialogue with nature and creates a range of different sequences, perspectives, and illuminations for the various spaces. The ground floor is allocated to services with direct access to the garden and swimming pool, a linear element that develops perpendicularly to the building, and partially covered by it, and stretches towards an open view of the valley.Save this picture!© Gustav WilleitFrom a structural point of view, the building is composed of a spine wall that develops up through both floors and bears the load of the roof beams, as if they were visible roof ribbing, that in turn sustain the floating wing of the structure with suspension rods. The employment of exposed concrete, the artificial stone par excellence, with the use of large molded elements, accentuates the essential and linear aspect of the building and emphasizes the “heavy” suspended structure. Glass and greenery are the other two materials used as they stand out from the exposed concrete wall and create a series of pleasant contrasts between constructed elements and nature. Project gallerySee allShow lessGrimstad Library / Helen & HardSelected Projectslesom / SozonychSelected Projects Share CopyAbout this officestudio raroOfficeFollowProductsWoodGlassConcrete#TagsProjectsBuilt ProjectsSelected ProjectsResidential ArchitectureHousesTrentoItalyPublished on October 26, 2018Cite: “Casa MF / studio raro ” 26 Oct 2018. ArchDaily. Accessed 11 Jun 2021. 
Vianney Watine Architects: Taller Hector Barroso Area Area of this architecture project Photographs: Rafael Gamo, César Béjar Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project Mexico 2017 ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/920065/sierra-mimbres-building-taller-hector-barroso Clipboard Houses CopyAbout this officeTaller Hector BarrosoOfficeFollow#TagsProjectsBuilt ProjectsSelected ProjectsResidential ArchitectureHousesMexico CityMexicoPublished on July 02, 2019Cite: “Sierra Mimbres Building / Taller Hector Barroso” [Sierra Mimbres / Taller Hector Barroso] 02 Jul 2019. ArchDaily. Accessed 11 Jun 2021. 
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printThe words of Shakespeare will be brought to life on campus once again at this year’s 7th annual Trinity Shakespeare Festival.A blend of students and professionals will perform “Love’s Labour’s Lost” and “King Lear” on alternating nights to bring a mixture of comedy and tragedy to the theaters of TCU.The plays will run from June 9-28 in the Buschman and Hays theatres of Ed Landreth Hall.“Love’s Labour’s Lost” will be directed by award winning director Joel Ferrell, according to the festival website. The website describes the play as a romantic comedy that is a “joyful concoction of love, loss and, being Shakespeare, hope.”“King Lear”, on the other hand, is a dramatic tragedy. TCU assistant professor of theatre, T.J Walsh, is directing the production. Centered around an aging monarch, “King Lear” is “a tale of love and loss, of desolation and reconciliation.”Many of the actors have roles in both productions. Delaney Milbourn, a recent TCU graduate, is one of them.“It almost becomes refreshing to jump between two different worlds instead of staying in just one,” Milbourn said. “One night I am in a beautiful, tragic world, and the next I am in a frisky comedy.”Milbourn said the experience of working with the professional actors has been educational.“The professional-student mix creates such a great learning experience, but it never becomes a ‘student-teacher’ situation,” she said. “It has been spectacular.”Lydia Mackay is an adjunct professor of performance at TCU and is in her third year as an actor with the festival. She, too, values the dynamic of the cast.“We’re all in it together,” Mackay said. “We take care of each other, learn from each other, and strive everyday (as a company) to create magic on stage.”Having two separate productions also means two distinct sets and effects. Alex Adkins is working towards a B.F.A. in Theatre Production from TCU and works on the tech crew as the assistant sound designer.“In my opinion, the technical aspects are really what bring the show to life,” Adkins said. “They add depth, color and mood to the play and enhance the message that the actors are communicating onstage.”Tickets are $25 for adults, $20 for seniors, and any TCU faculty, staff or student can buy tickets for $20, according to the box office.Tickets are already on sale at the box office, or online at www.trinityshakes.org. Twitter Twitter The Trinity Shakespeare Festival will feature “King Lear” and “Love’s Labour’s Lost”. The shows will be performed in Buschman and Hays theaters. Shelby Whitsonhttps://www.tcu360.com/author/shelby-whitson/ ReddIt ReddIt Race for Tarrant County Sheriff to go to runoff Shelby Whitson Shelby Whitsonhttps://www.tcu360.com/author/shelby-whitson/ TCU social work majors go into the field to help support Fort Worth’s homeless
June 8, 2020 Find out more May 29, 2019 Find out more Under Chinese pressure, Nepal sanctions three journalists over Dalai Lama story Reporters Without Borders (Reporters sans frontières) today welcomed the release of two journalists after a year in jail under the country’s state of emergency but called for the immediate freeing of at least 18 others being held without trial. It also declared support for another 17 released earlier who are seeking compensation for unjustified imprisonment.Govinda Acharya (editor) and Chandra Man Shrestha (managing editor) of the pro-Maoist weeklies Janadesh and Janadisha were freed from Kathmandu’s central prison on 16 December. Gopal Budhathoki, vice-president of the Federation of Nepalese Journalists (FNJ), who was himself jailed for several weeks earlier this year, greeted them as they came out.Acharya, who was arrested on 26 November last year, the day the state of emergency was declared, told reporters he had not been tortured in prison but had had severe psychological problems. Shrestha had been arrested a month later. The courts asked the security forces on at least three occasions to release them.The freeing of Acharya and Shrestha came a month after the release of seven journalists and media assistants. Three of them – Deepak Saptoka, Dipendra Rokaya and Dhana Bahadur Thapa Magar – worked on Janadesh.Seventeen Nepalese journalists, supported by the Nepalese press freedom organisation CEHURDES, filed a joint complaint on 28 November demanding compensation from the government for unjustified imprisonment. The case is expected to be heard early next month. News May 17, 2019 Find out more Nepalese journalists threatened, attacked and censored over Covid-19 coverage Organisation December 17, 2002 – Updated on January 20, 2016 Two journalists freed after a year in prison Follow the news on Nepal Help by sharing this information 
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The Fianna Fáil leader of Limerick City and County Council Cllr Michael Collins celebrates with his mother Peggy after being elected as the seventh Mayor of the City and County of Limerick, held at LImerick Racecourse.Pic. Brian ArthurFIANNA Fáil leader of Limerick City and County Council, Councillor Michael Collins has been elected as the seventh Mayor of Limerick City and County.The Killeedy-based councillor beat Green Party Councillor Sean Hartigan by 31 votes to 8 at a ceremony held in the unusual setting of Limerick Racecourse in order to comply with Covid-19 guidelines set down by the government.Sign up for the weekly Limerick Post newsletter Sign Up The newly elected mayor was proposed and seconded by his party colleagues Kieran O’Hanlon and Francis Foley.Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael and a number of independent councillors voted for Cllr Michael Collins with Labour, Sinn Féin, Green Party and one independent voting for Cllr Sean Hartigan.Speaking following his election Mayor Michael Collins said it was “one of the proudest days” of his political career “as I stand here addressing you as first citizen of our great city and county”.“It is a huge honour for me to have been elected to this office, something that I have dreamed of since before I was even elected to the old Limerick County Council for the very first time as a fresh-faced 35 year old in 2004,” he said.Addressing the Council, his family and supporters, which include his mother Peggy, who is 90 years old, Mayor Collins added that he will work with business and communities who are experiencing difficult times as a result of Covid-19; the newly elected mayor called for a reduction in the VAT rate for the hospitality sector and said there needs to be renewed efforts to support Shannon Airport.Mayor Collins had a special thank you for those who volunteered during the Covid-19 crisis, “This sense of community and selflessness came into its own a couple of months ago with the way communities came together under the umbrella of the Community Response to COVID. Guided by Limerick City and County Council staff, community after community, group after group, person after person stood up and was counted.”As the programme for the newly elected government has outlined its intention to legislate and support a Directly Elected Mayor for Limerick City and County in 2021, this may be the last election of a Mayor for Limerick by representatives.Fianna Fáil also took the Office of Deputy Mayor, with Cllr Azad Talukdar being elected, beating Labour’s Councillor Conor Sheehan by 31 votes to eight.Last year, also in Limerick Racecourse, Cllr Talukdar made history when he was elected as the first-ever Muslim councillor in Limerick. NewsPoliticsFianna Fáil’s Michael Collins elected Mayor of Limerick City and CountyBy Cian Reinhardt – June 30, 2020 579 Email Facebook
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Further drop in people receiving PUP in Donegal Pinterest Facebook Previous articleHead of Failte Ireland NW says season not as bad as reportedNext articleFamily say report into Glengad fishing accident brings them closure News Highland Facebook The Community for a Clean Estuary has said it is shocked to learn that the Council has not submitted the required information to An Bord Pleanala which is considering the Moville Greencastle Sewerage system.Correspondents between An Bord Pleanala and the Environmental Protection Agency show that the council has yet to seek permission from the EPA to discharge in to the Foyle or Greencastle Harbour.This despite the planning process being six years along, Enda Craig of The Community for a Clean Estuary says this is almost unbelievable:[podcast]http://www.highlandradio.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/endasewscheme1pm.mp3[/podcast] By News Highland – August 18, 2011 Twitter Further criticism of council over Moville Greencastle Sewerage scheme Main Evening News, Sport and Obituaries Tuesday May 25th RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR Gardai continue to investigate Kilmacrennan fire
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Top Stories”My Late Father and Mr Nani Palkhivala Served With Such Notices by Assembly,” CJI Bobde in Arnab Goswami’s Plea Against Maharashtra Assembly Sanya Talwar12 Oct 2020 1:57 AMShare This – xCJI.Senior Advocate Harish Salve told the top court today that the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly and the Speaker could not be served in the plea by Arnab Goswami, Journalist and Editor-in-Chief of Republic Media Network, challenging the breach of privilege motion against him by Maharashtra Assembly & Legislative Council.A bench of Chief Justice SA Bobde, Justices AS Bopanna &…Your free access to Live Law has expiredTo read the article, get a premium account.Your Subscription Supports Independent JournalismSubscription starts from ₹ 599+GST (For 6 Months)View PlansPremium account gives you:Unlimited access to Live Law Archives, Weekly/Monthly Digest, Exclusive Notifications, Comments.Reading experience of Ad Free Version, Petition Copies, Judgement/Order Copies.Subscribe NowAlready a subscriber?LoginSenior Advocate Harish Salve told the top court today that the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly and the Speaker could not be served in the plea by Arnab Goswami, Journalist and Editor-in-Chief of Republic Media Network, challenging the breach of privilege motion against him by Maharashtra Assembly & Legislative Council.A bench of Chief Justice SA Bobde, Justices AS Bopanna & V. Ramasubramaniun was informed that the officer report suggested that appearance had not been entered.In this context, the Court asked Salve to file an affidavit stipulating service.Petitioner to file affidavit stipulating service upon the Respondent(s). Salve says that their refusal to accept notice worries him. “I hope they don’t take a confrontational position against me (#ArnabGoswami)”— Live Law (@LiveLawIndia) October 12, 2020Senior Advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi appeared for the state of Maharashtra and informed the Court that he had no role to play in the present petition.CJI SA Bobde then sought to know that when privilege committee issues notice to a person as why he shouldn’t be proceeded against, what is the procedure adopted?To this, Singhvi replied (in his personal capacity),”Will answer not for State as I have some knowledge. Complaint has to be referred to the Committee which is of both houses”.CJI Bobde then proceeded to state that In the house when one member alleges statement against another member, then the speaker takes note of it and forwards it to the privileges committee. “My late father and Mr Nani Palkhiwala was served such a notice by the Maharashtra assembly,” added the CJI.The case is now listed after two weeks.On the last date of hearing, Senior Advocate Harish Salve appeared for Goswami and informed the Court that the question which arises in the instant plea is pending adjudication before a 7-judge bench of top court [N.Ram Case] and added that in light of this, he was looking at the Solicitor General’s assistance as well.Mr. Salve had argued that the privileges of an Assembly could not be used against someone outside of the House. He added that the breach of privilege and could only lie if there was any hindrance, obstruction, interference by a person and interfered with performance of duties or workings of the house.Background:The motion was moved against Goswami by Shiv Sena MLA Pratap Sarnaik, accusing Goswami of using derogatory language against Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray and NCP president Sharad Pawar in relation to inaction by the State Government viz. the unfortunate death of Actor Sushant Singh Rajput.Party legislator Manisha Kayande moved a similar motion in the legislative council.Following this, a 60-page notice was sent to Arnab Goswami, stipulating that he has breached the privileges of the Legislative Assembly of Maharashtra.A similar motion has been moved against Actress Kangana Ranaut for her allegedly derogatory remarks against Maharashtra, comparing the State to POK (Pakistan Occupied Kashmir).Next Story