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Moto3 rider Danish is 25th fastest in Australian GP
KUALA LUMPUR: Hakim Danish Ramli made up ground in Friday's Moto3 practice at the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix, but the Malaysian youngster remains some way off the pace ahead of Sunday's race.
Finance Ministry rejects claim it withheld ABFA data from PIAC
According to the Ministry, officials participated in PIAC’s virtual validation workshop and held in-person meetings with the Committee to explain petroleum revenue receipts, distribution and the arrangements for ABFA utilisation.
Yemeni resident arrested in Jazan for trafficking hashish
Saudi drug control authorities have arrested a Yemeni resident in Jazan for allegedly trafficking 14 kilograms of hashish, referring him to prosecutors.
Thailand to mandate strict safety standards for EV batteries to boost consumer confidence
BANGKOK, Oct 23 — Thailand plans to impose mandatory safety standards on electric vehicle (EV) batteries covering...
NAFDAC uncovers building storing bottles for fake alcohol in Lagos
NAFDAC has uncovered a residential building in Lagos storing over 100 sacks of empty bottles intended for producing counterfeit alcoholic beverages.
The death of the dinner party
When was the last time you host a dinner party? Not for special occasion, just for the sake of it. How about the last time you went to one? Odds are, it’s been awhile. With generations living in smaller homes, drinking less, and with less expendable income, they’re becoming a rarer occurrence. But with the […]