General Motors Co. (GM) will recall 322,409 Chevrolet Impalas from the 2009 and 2010 model years to inspect the potential problem in the front seat belt webbing. The company said on Friday that the front seat belt webbing of 'a small number' of vehicles may not have be properly secured, which may fail to meet the anchor strength requirements of the U.S. and Canadian Motor Vehicle Safety Standard. (U.S.-GM-Recall) COLOMBO -- The Sri Lankan government has decided to establish the country's biggest saltern in the war affected eastern province shortly, a government minister said on Saturday. Susantha Punchinilame, deputy minister of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources, said the biggest saltern will be set up in 1,800 acres land area in the Tincomalee district, about 260 km away from the capital Colombo. (Sri Lanka-Saltern) MOSCOW -- Venezuelan oil will be supplied to Belarus on a long- term basis, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez told his Belarusian counterpart Alexander Lukashenko Saturday in Minsk, according to information reaching here. 'Venezuela has the largest oil reserves and Belarusian oil refineries will not be short of oil for 200 years,' Chavez, who arrived in Minsk for an official visit, was quoted by Interfax news agency as saying. (Belarus-Venezuela-Oil) ACCRA -- The World Food Program (WFP) intended to purchase 10,000 metric tons of maize from Ghana in the current harvest season lasting from August to December under its Purchase for Progress (P4P) program, a senior Ghana government official disclosed here on Saturday. Aimed at enhancing livelihoods of small-scale farmers in Ghana, the WFP had already purchased 6,400 metric tons of maize valued at 2.2 million U.S. dollars from farmers and the National Food Company (NAFCO). (Ghana-WFP-Maize) 