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The Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines will seek a dialogue with the government regarding the proposal to remove excise tax exemptions on pickup trucks.

THE Federal Government is planning to borrow N11.3 trillion to fund the N19.76 trillion proposed 2023 budget. The Minister of Finance, Budget and National

Ex-international Victor Ikpeba and former Gombe State Football Association Chairman, Shuaibu Gara-Gombe, are among several stakeholders who have endorsed Musa Amadu for the position of Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) President.

Earlier this month, the head of U.S. Border Patrol’s Swanton Sector on the northern border took to Twitter, pointing out what he called a “MAJOR INCREASE!!!” Acting Chief Patrol Agent Keith Hoops tweeted that Swanton Sector, which includes Vermont,...

MANILA - President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has earned praises from several lawmakers for his efforts to bring down sugar prices. This was after Robinsons Supermaket, SM Supermarket, and Puregold Price Club heeded Marcos' call to offer sugar to their consumers at a lower cost. Executive Secretary Victor Rodriguez' series of talks with owners of the country's leading supermarkets resulted in the agreement to reduce sugar prices to PHP70 per kg. Reacting to the latest development, San Jose...

Apex Igbo socio-cultural organisation, Ohanaeze Ndigbo worldwide, has criticised President Muhammed Buhari for being unduly selective in his comment on insecurity as it concerns the South East geopolitical zone.

The Alliance for Action on Pesticide in Nigeria (AAPN) has asked the Nigerian government to develop policies and legislation to prohibit the sale of toxic

A report revealed the 5 major gun manufacturers generated more than $1 billion in revenue from the sale of assault-style rifles over the past decade.

The Commanders owner’s attorney wrote, “Mr. Snyder is not subject to any NDA that conditions his ability to share information solely on receipt of a subpoena.”

Insurance industry trade associations said they do not want "misguided provisions" related to cyber claims data sharing in the next National Defense