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Historic Colonial Theatre, in need of some expensive repairs, turns to community for helpJennifer Carlson with the theatre says after more than 120 years, there’s water infiltration, exterior damage and brick and mortar issues. Plus, community members are always asking when they will fix ...
Why Africa should dump the dollar and the euro and develop her own currency for international trade THE LAST WORD | Andrew M.
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Are financial advisers worth the money?Financial advisers are a steady hand when markets wobble. But do they deliver on the returns front? New data shows it depends ...
Reviewing the recently released accident investigation report from the September 2023 F-35B Mishap in which a Marine ejected in bad weather and the aircraft continued flying. The pilot was later ...
Oxfam: UK extracted $64.82 trillion from India during colonial era, $33.8 trillion benefited top 10%
On money extracted from India by the UK during ... suppression and during World War One (1914–18), the disruption of colonial trade patterns inadvertently catalysed industrial growth in the ...
And now it's for sale. Known as Colonial Cider, this new and improved property at 25 Clove Road in Wantage is on the market for $1.399 million. While the farm originally dates back to the 1700s ...
Online romance fraud has become a global phenomenon. According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation in the US, romance ...
Oxfam said that the newly emergent middle class in the UK is the second biggest beneficiary of money extracted from colonial India for over 100 years. (Representative image)(AFP) "This would be ...
NEW YORK (Reuters) -Colonial Pipeline restarted its main gasoline artery, which delivers fuel from the U.S. Gulf Coast to East Coast markets, on Friday after it was shut earlier this week due to a ...
During colonial rule, the UK took around $64.82 trillion from India. Most of this wealth went to the richest 10% of people. The Oxfam report says that the UK took a huge amount of money, $64.82 ...
Sundance prizewinner Lemohang Mosese's third feature blurs the lines between reality and reconstruction to tell a story of ...
The big puzzle of the economic history of colonial India is that a vast number of Indians thought the Empire was a good deal. Some made a lot of money, thanks to the connections it forged.
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