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What is wrong with as many households as possible prioritizing kitchen gardens in pots, pans, replace lawns etc. Instead, we have allowed ourselves to become intoxicated with the easy lifestyle of sourcing too many food items from the shelves of a retail outlet whether local or international, Chefette, KFC and several others spring to mind.

Ombudsman clears former Cebu City DPS head of charges

One hundred and thirty farmers will be working on the multi-million dollar Lears Land Use Project. Speaking in Parliament on Tuesday, Minister of Agriculture Indar Weir said that the 77-acre project now has the required infrastructure in place to be functional, noting that previously farmers had issues accessing their land after was heavy rainfall. “We had to do a lot of infrastructural work for the project,” Weir began. “It involved …

The European Commission (EC) today announced that it has granted unconditional merger clearance for Hydro's proposed acquisition of the Polish recycler Alumetal S.A. Hydro first announced a tender

OCC, the world's largest equity derivatives clearing organization, announced today that year-to-date average daily volume through April 2023 was 44.9 million contracts, up 7.2 percent compared to year-to-date

Bengaluru, April 22: Reacting to the denial of tickets to state BJP bigwigs in poll-bound Karnataka, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said at a media conclave here on Saturday that the BJP believes in a continuous process of change.

Whilst a lot of his local followers were eagerly waiting to witness Nigerian sensation, Davido in his element this coming Sunday, Mmegi online can confirm that the afrobeat superstar will not perform at the Pan African welcome celebration on Sunday.

Kylie Jenner has addressed ongoing rumours about her appearance.

Patna, April 14: Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar clarified on Friday that school teachers who are already employed will remain on their posts but they cannot be the employees of the state government.

Increased gunplay in the vicinity of its home ground has forced the Barbados Cricket League (BCL) to run for cover.With the new season set to begin next month, BCL president Glyne St Hill today revealed that due to the escalation of gun violence in the Ivy, St Michael, they were seeking to relocate from the nearby Blenheim pasture, which has been their home ground for the past 40 years, to MTW in the Pine Basin.St Hill said the BCL wrote to the Minister of Youth, Sports and Community Empowerment...