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July 5, 2023
The Ministry of Finance has announced the interest rate for the General Provident Fund (GPF) and other similar provident fund initiatives.
July 4, 2023
QUINCY — Following public comments from representatives of the Quincy Police union asserting a lack of confidence in Mayor Mike Troups administration, a Quincy alderman stormed out of Mondays City
July 3, 2023
The government has made sustained efforts to implement ease of doing business and ease of governance initiatives. These efforts aim to facilitate the delivery of citizen-centric services
July 2, 2023
The Faribault County Board of Commissioners held a special meeting on Tuesday, June 27. Chairman Bruce Anderson could only partake in the meeting by Zoom so vic
July 1, 2023
QUINCY — Quincy City Hall will closed Tuesday a in observation of Independence Day. It will reopen Wednesday.
June 28, 2023
JONESBORO — In its regular meeting Tuesday, June 20, the Clayton County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the fiscal year 2024 budget — which includes raises for public safety employees,
June 27, 2023
July 4 activities abound for Montgomery County residents with two fireworks shows and a performance by Lynyrd Skynyrd and Stone Temple Pilots.
June 26, 2023
The decision to increase royalty to 3.45 per cent to parent Unilever was taken after a detailed evaluation and due diligence, Hindustan Unilever Ltd Chairman Nitin Paranjpe said on Monday.
June 26, 2023
While addressing the shareholders in response to a question about the rationale of such an increase, Hindustan Unilever Ltd Chairman Nitin Paranjpe said the change was made "after plenty of due diligence and satisfying ourselves that we are getting adequate value for this payment that is royalty payment which is being made".
June 26, 2023
Cumberland County sold more than 26 parcels to gain more than $16,000 for the county’s coffers.