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ASUU: Tinubu’s 40% pay rise stalls as varsities delay implementation

Tinubu’s approved 40% ASUU pay rise faces delays, triggering fresh unrest as universities stall implementation. Lecturers threaten strike over unpaid salar Read More: https://punchng.com/asuu-tinubus-40-pay-rise-stalls-as-varsities-delay-implementation/

ASUU: Tinubu’s 40% pay rise stalls as varsities delay implementation

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How India changed Sri Lanka’s IMF story: Former FM reveals Sitharaman’s behind the scenes role

(WION) Former Finance Minister Ali Sabry has credited Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman with turning the tide in Colombo’s favour during a crucial meeting with International Monetary Fund…

  • Sri Lanka facing severe economic challenges including foreign exchange shortages and high inflation.
  • Sitharaman intervened with IMF officials, shifting tone to focus on Sri Lanka's situation.

JVP/NPP government as seen from outside by Lionel Bopage now domiciled in Australia

The following are excerpts from a recent interview with Lionel Bopage, who was in the 1971 JVP leadership, conducted in Sinhala by Sirasa TV’s Ten Questions program hosted by Wasantha Masinghege.

  • Lionel Bopage, 82, a former JVP leader, now lives in Australia.
  • He joined JVP at 24, later resigned in 1983 over national question dispute.
  • Bopage fled Sri Lanka, found refuge in Australia, worked in government research.

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