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El exalcalde de Chínipas, Hugo Amed Schultz, aceptó una condena de 8 años y ofreció disculpas públicas por sus actos a la familia de la periodista Breach

A Morena party deputy has called for an end to putting black bars over their eyes or otherwise distorting their appearance.

A century-old Queensland kangaroo leather export business warns a proposed ban on sales to the US would be disastrous for an industry just getting over Covid.

A CONSERVATION cull of Eastern Grey Kangaroos will see six Canberra nature reserves closed over five evenings.  From 6pm-8am, Sunday (May 16) to Thursday, six – Mt Ainslie Nature Reserve, Mt Majura Nature Reserve, Farrer Ridge Nature Reserve, East Jerrabomberra Grasslands, Mulligans Flat Woodland Sanctuary and Goorooyarroo Nature Reserve – of 39 Canberra nature parks will be shut to “remove” 1568 Eastern Grey Kangaroos. Service director Daniel Iglesias says: “We are confident [that c...

Date Time Building company fined $175,000 over death of worker Building company Gran Designs WA Pty Ltd has been fined a total of $175,000 over the 2017 death of a contract worker in the South-West town of Yarloop. The company pleaded guilty in the Bunbury Magistrates Court yesterday to five charges, the most serious of which was failing to provide and maintain a safe workplace and, by that failure, causing the death of the worker. On this charge the company was fined $150,000. Other charges ag...

Judge grants definitive suspension of the biometric data registry Although it only benefits the person who promoted the amparo, Gómez Fierros ruling sets a precedent for mobile phone users. Stay informed and join our daily newsletter now! Email April 28, 2021 8 min read This article was translated from our Spanish edition using AI technologies. Errors may exist due to this process. This story originally appeared on Alto Nivel The Second District Ju...

By Alois Vinga ACCOMPLISHED barrister, Canaan Dube will assume the chairmanship of the Hippo Valley management board beginning next month. He takes over from Daniel Leseja Marokane who resigned from the board after serving for three years. In a recent update, the organisation’s company secretary, Pauline Kadembo advised shareholders of the latest appointment. “Canaan is an accomplished lawyer and senior partner in one of Zimbabwe’s leading law firms, Dube, Manikai, and Hwacha Legal Practi...

BY Chris Paul On the cusp of its 60years anniversary of incorporation and trading, The Nigerian Stock Exchange is now restructured via the process of demutualisation, into the Nigerian Exchange Group Plc (NGXGRP). The Group will have three operating subsidiaries, namely: Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX), the operating exchange; NGX Regulation Limited (NGX REGCO), the independent securities regulator for NGX; and NGX Real Estate Limited (NGX RELCO), the real estate company. The structure has been...

John Gillon/Supplied The original roundabout in Northcote was built in 2018 at the centre of a $400,000 project. It was later removed to make way for a water infrastructure upgrade, but is now being replaced. Tax and ratepayers have forked out $600,000 for a roundabout to be built on Auckland’s North Shore, twice. Council-controlled Auckland Transport first built the roundabout on Ocean View Road in 2018. Construction of the roundabout cost about $400,000, costs which also included traffic m...

Corruption remains Zim’s major hurdle: Mhonderwa  BY TAURAI MANGUDHLA INVESTORS’ interests have perennially suffered at the hands of corrupt executives and board members who engage in fraudulent activities.  Zimbabwe Independent chief business writer Taurai Mangudhla (TM) speaks to corporate governance expert Bradwell Mhonderwa (BM) on the country’s corporate governance landscape and how it affects both the private and public sectors. Below are excerpts: TM:  As a corporate governance...