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A Nigerian student reflects on his visit to Xiaoying Lane in Hangzhou, China, and what its community-focused development taught him about true prosperity. Read More: https://punchng.com/what-a-narrow-alley-in-hangzhou-taught-me-about-prosperity-mohammad-toyeeb-abdulsalam/
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Commuters face heavy traffic and higher costs as constant rainfall has delayed the planned reopening of the First Niger Bridge by an extra week.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has sacked a staff member for extorting candidates, reiterating its zero-tolerance policy on corruption.
Preliminary information suggests that Pramod was allegedly selling tobacco inside the jail, and the attack reportedly stemmed from a dispute connected to this.
Germany's ruling center-right party, Chancellor Friedrich Merz's Christian Democratic Union, was shut out of a state parliament for the first time Sunday as the far-right Alternative for Germany…
Only two accused, Fortunate Masilela and Tsakane Nester Msithini, are before the court.
Commissioner for the Protection of the State Language Olena Ivanovska has issued rulings imposing fines of UAH 5,100 for violations of language legislation on Ukrainian MP Oleksandr Feldman and Roman…
