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By Pepper Intelligence Unit A fresh road scandal has hit the Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA) and if allegations raised prove to be true, then the road agency headed by Allen Kagina will not attract any sympathy from Ugandans once those advocating for its disbandment under the ongoing government agencies merger program come knocking because it
KampalaUgandaFort-portalKabaroleHoimaKigorobyaMukonoMao-jiaweiJiangsuChinaWansekoBulisaRinging out the Old Year with the sounds of drums and gongs, China is brightly lit in the light of festive lanterns. In Xi’an, the ancient capital of thirteen dynasties with a long history, tens of thousands of festive lanterns, along with the charms of the ancient city, add radiance and beauty to each other and represent the brilliant prosperity of the Tang Dynasty. On February 8, the 2018 Xi’an City Wall Lighting Ceremony of the OCT Zigong Lantern Show was held grandly at the Xi’an City Wall. Huang Xiaohua, Deputy Secretary of the People’s Government of Xi’an City; Tan Bao, the director of the NPC Standing Committee of Zigong City; Chen Zhangming, the vice mayor of the People’s Government of Zigong City; Mao Yixiang, the Director of the News Center of State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC); Li Tiejun, Deputy Director of Qujiang New District Administrative Committee; He Ming, Deputy General Manager of the OCT Western Investment Co., Ltd.; Qi
ChengduSichuanChinaYongningZhejiangShanghaiTianjinGuangyuanShenzhenGuangdongKunmingYunnan2021-04-05 04:35:46 GMT2021-04-05 12:35:46(Beijing Time) Xinhua English
NEW YORK, April 4 (Xinhua) Over 10,000 Asian Americans gathered in New York on Sunday for a Stop-Asian-Hate rally.
The demonstrators assembled at Foley Square in Lower Manhattan, and marched to City Hall Park and across the Brooklyn Bridge before ending at Cadman Plaza in Brooklyn.
Local officials, victims of hate crimes and people from various ethnic communities participated in the event.
The Asian participants included Chinese Americans and hundreds of people with Nepali, Myanmar or Malaysian origins.
During the event, John Chan, convener of New York-based Asian American advocacy group the Coalition of Asian Americans for Civil Rights (CAACR) and chairman of Asian American Community Empowerment, lashed out at the inaction of the government in the face of rising anti-Asian hate crimes in New York.
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