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Bottled water coolers – Drink cold water whenever you want

September 9, 2010
Posted in Bottled Watercoolers — Written by Isabella

Do you want to provide fresh and pure water to your family? If yes, then consider buying the latest water coolers. These coolers are also known as dispensers which offer cold and warm water at any time of the day. Some of the latest water coolers also offer water at room temperature. Due to different [...]

Malawi to benefit from newly-trained health surveillance assistants

September 8, 2010
Posted in Malawi news — Written by Isabella

According to the World Health Organisation, the healthcare situation is dire in Malawi at the moment. It is estimated that there are just two doctors and 59 nurses per 100,000 Malawians, and that 65 per cent of nurse vacancies remain unfilled.
There is obviously a serious shortfall in medical skills in the country, with around 59 [...]

Highland council invests more than £90,000 in water coolers

September 8, 2010
Posted in Water Coolers — Written by Dominic

Highland council spends more than £90,000 every year on water coolers for offices and schools. Reports showed that a total amount of £91,772 was spent by local authorities on water coolers from 1st July 2009 till 30th June 2010. This amount includes buying, renting and maintenance cost.
These water coolers are supplied to the properties including Inverness [...]

Reasons to have water coolers in your office

September 7, 2010
Posted in Water Coolers — Written by Dominic

If you run an office, there are many things which you need to take care of to ensure that your employees are happy, and ensuring that there is a constant supply of drinking water is one of them.
Here are a few reasons why you should buy a water cooler for your office:
Easy to use
Watercoolers [...]

Medical aid team set off from Glasgow to Malawi

September 6, 2010
Posted in Malawi news — Written by Nicholas

Glasgow City Council is this week sending a 17-strong humanitarian aid team to Malawi to build a new medical clinic for people who have lost limbs.
Working as part of the Lord Provost, Bob Winter’s Malawi Fund, the team is made up of staff from a number of organisations, including:
• Lord Provost & International Office
• Access LLP
• Glasgow [...]

Mains fed water coolers –reasons to purchase one

September 6, 2010
Posted in Mains Fed Watercoolers — Written by Nicholas

Mains fed water coolers offer a continuous supply of filtered and chilled water to users. Unlike bottled water coolers, mains fed water coolers do not need any additional water bottles. This is because they are connected to the existing water supply in your building.
Water coolers can now be found at many places including offices, [...]

Chancellor Merkel pledges continuing aid to Malawi

September 4, 2010
Posted in Malawi news — Written by Isabella

With the President of Malawi, Bingu wa Mutharika, on a state visit to Berlin, German Chancellor Angela Merkel has taken the opportunity to make an uplifting announcement.
Malawi looks set to benefit from Merkel’s pledge that the European economic superpower will continue to support the African nation’s development.
Ahead of the summit between the European Union and [...]

Water coolers – the different types available

September 3, 2010
Posted in Water Coolers — Written by Dominic

Installing a water cooler is a good option if you want to ensure a clean drinking water supply.
Bottled or bottle-less water cooler?
It is always wise to invest in the right water cooler for your drinking needs. You can choose between a bottled water cooler and a bottle-less water cooler. A bottled water cooler [...]

Republic of Ireland awards six scholarships to promising Malawians

September 2, 2010
Posted in Malawi news — Written by Dominic

Six promising Malawians have been honoured with scholarships from the Republic of Ireland, as part of a new fellowship programme.
The Irish Ambassador Liam MacGabhann made the announcement this week, revealing that six Malawian students will be given the opportunity to complete their Master of Science degree courses at the University College Dublin and the University [...]

Office water coolers – helping employees to drink more water

September 2, 2010
Posted in Office Watercoolers — Written by Dominic

Office water coolers are installed in the workplace to provide employees with a continuous supply of fresh and clean drinking water. Studies have shown that most people need around 8 glasses of water a day to keep them alert and focussed. This helps to increase productivity in the workplace.
A survey was recently conducted to [...]

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