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The government is offering subsidies of nearly US$1,500 for installation costs to up to one million households, alongside low-interest loans and tax incentives for solar panel installations.
The government is offering subsidies of nearly US$1,500 for installation costs to up to one million households, alongside low-interest loans and tax incentives for solar panel installations.
United States President Donald Trump took aim at the WNBA last week, criticizing players in the WNBA Finals for leaving the court before the national anthem and telling fans to stop watching the…
It was pouring with rain at the opening of this year’s Tokyo International Film Festival, but as Japanese actor and festival ‘navigator’ Kento Nakajima pointed out, rain symbolizes prosperity, and the…
WELLINGTON, Oct 26 (Bernama-Xinhua) -- Evacuations were underway and more than 220 homes were without power on Monday as firefighters battled a scrub fire threatening residential buildings in…
The leader of the Aggrieved South Africa Evacuees, Micheal Addo, has condemned what he describes as the public humiliation of Ghanaians evacuated from South Africa, accusing sections of society of…
