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SouthEast Development Group LLC’s plans to renovate the historic Laura Street Trio Downtown could receive $24.67 million in city-backed incentives under a proposed deal with the Downtown Investment Authority. The pending agreement negotiated by DIA staff includes forgivable and deferred loans for SouthEast’s $70.48 million project. The project will adapt the vacant historic structures into a Marriott Autograph Hotel with a restaurant, lounge and ground-floor retail, according to documents s...

Beebe Healthcare announced on March 2 that it was welcoming renowned breast surgeon Dr. Diana Dickson-Witmer, MD, FACS, to Beebe Medical Group. She will begin seeing patients in March. A board-certified surgeon, Dickson-Witmer joins Beebe with decades of experience and expertise in the field of breast surgery and oncology. She will lead the Beebe Center for Breast Health. “Diana is a preeminent breast surgeon and has been a central figure in Delaware cancer care for years,” said Dr. D...

‘NIC proposals on DU UG courses to be put before statutory bodies’ Updated: Updated: Panel suggests multidisciplinary learning among others Share Article Panel suggests multidisciplinary learning among others Delhi University acting V-C P.C. Joshi said that recommendations of the NEP Implementation Committee on a four-year programme for undergraduate courses will be put before statutory bodies “very soon.” Among other recommendations the NIC has suggested a multi-disciplinary learning ...

DU to bring back four-year UG course, heres all you need to know The students can go for a four-year undergraduate programme in which the last year would be reserved for dissertation and multi-disciplinary research. The university is slated to bring changes to its BA courses. (File image) Share Updated: Feb 22, 2021, 03:30 PM IST In big news for students, Delhi University (DU) is once again going to have a four-year undergraduate programme (FYUP) as a result of ali...

Apapa gridlock: Lagos Task Team seeks collaboration with Shippers’ Council On By Godfrey Bivbere  THE newly inaugurated Lagos State Government Task Team on Restoration of Law and Order on Apapa Ports Access Roads has solicited the cooperation of the Nigerian Shippers’ Council, NSC, to enable it solve the traffic problem in Apapa. Chairman of the Task Team, Toyin Fayinka, during a courtesy visit to Nigerian Shippers Council’s headquarters in Lagos, said the essence of the delegation’s ...

The Federal Government on Monday in Abuja, inaugurated a 17-man Implementation Committee on Community Safety and Human Security, to strategise ways to reduce crimes and violence in the country.

ABUJA – The Federal Government on Monday in Abuja, inaugurated a 17-man Implementation Committee on Community Safety and Human Security, to strategise ways to reduce crimes and violence in the country. The initiative in collaboration with Risk and Accidental Prevention Society of Nigeria (RAPSON), a non-governmental organisation, is to work as multi-sectoral stakeholders to provide …

[Files] insecurityThe Federal Government on Monday in Abuja, inaugurated a 17-man Implementation Committee on Community Safety and Human Security, to strategise ways to reduce crimes and violence in the country. The initiative in collaboration with Risk and Accidental Prevention Society of Nigeria (RAPSON), a non-governmental organisation, is to work as multi-sectoral stakeholders to provide a platform for all tiers of government to improve grassroots security network. ...

Ordering IPPs forensic audit govt’s ‘prerogative’ The Power Division noted that no right of the government would be affected IPPs will implement the MoU with the receipt of power purchase dues of around Rs600 billion. PHOTO: REUTERS ISLAMABAD: The prerogative to conduct forensic audit of the Independent Power Plants (IPPs) rests with the government, said the Power Division, adding under no circumstances it gave up on any of its right during lengthy negotiations towards a reaching a final...

Business February 9, 2021 ISLAMABAD: The government has decided to pay outstanding amount of Rs403 billion to 46 independent power producers (IPPs) and Rs161 billion will be released instantly, sources said on Monday. The sources said the payment of Rs403 billion will be made in two instalments. First instalment will be 40 percent of the payable and will be paid one-third each in five-year sukuk and 10-year Pakistan Investment Bonds, while remaining 60 percent will be cleared within six months...