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Gill Roberts, headmaster of Star International School Mirdif, dived with a campus crew for a clean-up initiative called 'Dive for Debris', to teach schoolchildren the importance of marine conservation

The festive namaz during the Kurban Bayram will be held in the country's mosques on July 20 and 21

The government's move to ban chemical fertilizers has had a heavy impact on many agriculture-related sectors, including the tea industry, whose growers have demonstrated in Yatadola, Matugama, Urubokka and other areas

An eight-person team of disabled people and cancer survivors will take part in the 72km wheelchair trek to raise the desired S$10,000 in donations from the public for a local charity

The country's top football clubs have invited their fans to get vaccinated so that people can experience the excitement of watching the game at the stadiums next season

Mechtild Rossler, director of UNESCO's World Heritage Centre, said the country had shown great interest in preserving its heritage and helping poor states in need, especially in Africa, to do so

Imports from China reach $12.3 million in June, increasing steadily but still well below pre-pandemic levels

The tender for providing health insurance to retired citizens has been extended

Press Club condoles Pulitzer Prize winner photojournalist Danish Siddique's death in Afghanistan

Bears rescued from Lebanon zoo fly to US sanctuary

Despite the first recorded cases of Covid infections in the Olympic village, the captain of the Japanese men's football team has called for a reconsideration of the ban on spectators with the games opening in 4 days

The junta is having great difficulty keeping foreign investors engaged in the country, as major global companies and organisations are distancing themselves or withdrawing from the country due to the civil repercussions of the coup

The supply of fish for the country this year is expected to remain stable at an average of 169.000 metric tonnes, meeting the national demand of 125.000 metric tonnes per month