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Mayor Eric Adams has asked the city's Conflicts of Interest Board to grant a waiver allowing him to hire his brother, a retired NYPD sergeant. But his brother, Bernard Adams, has already started working.

Since day one of my transfer to the national capital after ab-initio training, the first guideline was from our seniors for not taking any lift from a vehicle having the blue number plate with the...

Top award for Lloyd Milen. Lloyd is responsible for supporting the tens of thousands of UK Nationals who live in the region and has led over 50 outreach events in person and, more recently, online; ensuring that people understood the actions they needed to take to continue living in Spain after EU Exit.

The number of service pension beneficiaries, in December 2021, reached 9,680 people, the most, respectively 4,452, being beneficiaries of Law...

Local business visionary R Danny Williams has described lifelong friend Arnold “Junior” Foote, advertising pioneer, athlete and diplomat as an outstanding Jamaican who “simply wanted to be the best in whatever endeavour he undertook and worked

“Its a pleasure to address the Corps, not virtually, but in person,” said De...

“Born in Sri Lanka – Ceylon Cinnamon” was the title of a virtual event conducted last week in Melbourne, with the participation of a panel of experts and businessmen in the field, for the promotion of Ceylon Cinnamon in the Australian states of Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania. The purpose of the event was to...

On Tuesday, in the morning, at Government House, Her Excellency the Honourable Dr Jeannette Young PSM and Professor Graeme Nimmo RFD attended the Office of the Governor’s Stakeholders Breakfast. Following, at Government House, Her Excellency received 25th Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia, and 24th Governor of Queensland, the Honourable Dame Quentin Bryce AD CVO. In the evening, at Tattersalls Club, Brisbane City, Her Excellency and Professor Nimmo RFD attended the Consular Co...

The long-reigning Chief of San Francisco Protocol and unofficial aide to ten City mayors, Charlotte Mailliard Shultz passed away Friday at 88 years old due to complications from cancer.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed on Friday announced the death of Charlotte Mailliard Shultz, the city's longtime Chief of Protocol who oversaw the hosting of foreign dignitaries and advised several mayors on diplomatic and consular matters.