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Wetang’ula announces Ksh350M payment to Nzoia Sugar workers

National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula has announced that the government has paid Ksh350 million towards outstanding dues owed to employees of Nzoia Sugar Company.

  • Payment resolved long-standing arrears issue for Nzoia Sugar employees demanding overdue wages.
  • Additional Ksh2 billion allocated for Bungoma Level Six Hospital construction in Western Kenya.

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Pawan Kalyan issues alert on elephant movement in Chandragiri

The Deputy Chief Minister directs the Forest department officials to continuously monitor their movement and keep people in the nearby villages informed from time to time to prevent deaths and…

  • Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan issued an alert for elephant movement in Chandragiri area.
  • Two groups of elephants are causing crop damage at night, prompting night patrols.
  • H.A.N.U.M.A.N. teams ordered for public safety, with compensation promised promptly.

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Troubling Adversity of the Nigerian Child

By Timiebi Koripamo-Agary In the last year, I have become increasingly troubled by the trauma our children and grandchildren are being subjected to simply because they are trying to begin

  • Young Nigerians face significant obstacles in starting professional lives.
  • Many graduates lack support from families for NYSC documents and registrations.
  • Streamlining processes with ICT can alleviate unnecessary hardship for disadvantaged youth.

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$LIBRA crypto victims on the verge of being left out of the case

Five traders have appealed a judge's decision to grant two of the accused's request that they be excluded La entrada $LIBRA crypto victims on the verge of being left out of the case se publicó primero…

  • Argentine judiciary investigating $LIBRA crypto scandal since 2025
  • Judge excludes five men from proceedings, ruling them not plaintiffs
  • Appeals to Federal Appeals Chamber set for next week

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Nikai Group: Eighty years of freedom, one enduring spirit

Today, as India marks 80 years of independence, there is a particular weight to this anniversary, not of burden, but of pride. Eighty years is not merely a milestone; it is a declaration of what a civilisation rooted in resilience, diversity, and democratic values can achieve when it refuses to be defined by its constraints.

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