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BANGKOK, Oct 23 (Bernama-Xinhua) -- Thailand plans to impose mandatory safety standards on electric vehicle (EV) batteries covering their manufacture, import and sale, the government said on Friday, as the country seeks to build confidence in its growing EV industry, Xinhua reported.
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It has questioned EABL’s historical Sh1 million licensing contribution, citing fees of up to Sh9 million paid by major manufacturers in neighbouring counties and calling for equitable regulation.
Tragedy struck in the Fadeyi area of Lagos State on Friday when a two-storey building under construction collapsed, killing one person and trapping several others.
An APM chieftain in Oyo State, Bisi Olopoeyan, has mocked Governor Seyi Makinde’s stage-jumping demonstration, describing the action as childish.
Nominated Senator Karen Nyamu has recalled how she helped a supporter forge a Form Four certificate in an attempt to secure a place in the National Police Service, saying the individual was later…
Papua provincial government plans to expand exports of processed fish products to Los Angeles to broaden market reach ...
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- East Japan Railway Co. said Friday it will fully resume train services on its Uchibo Line in Chiba Prefecture near Tokyo on Nov. 9, f
