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Rice prices have edged up in Bangladesh in the last couple of days despite the cut in customs tariffs on the import of the staple food to 25 per cent to increase supply and contain prices. 

The government has slashed import duty on rice until October 31 to help increase the supply of the staple and stabilise the domestic market, according to a notification issued yesterday.

A new commercial shellfish harvest area on Bull River north of Pa Cooper Creek is now permitted and marked for operation in Chatham County. The Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Coastal Resources Division (CRD) offered three shellfish harvest area leases to applicants Feb. 11, 2022, totaling an area of 22.5 acres on the northeast side of […]

At Fayetteville Elementary, students care about the world and creatures around them, and the young artists at their school aimed to make a difference by entering the 32nd annual “Give […]

Alachua County Public Schools honored 44 school-related employees Tuesday, giving top honors to Julie Rye, a clerical assistant at Santa Fe High.

It's time to talk about your state forests. Prescribed burns, timber harvests and other activities are careful...

Former finance minister AMA Muhith breathed his last at a hospital in the capital at 12:56am today.

NBR tax collection target to remain unchanged

The government has removed the upper ceiling on investments in two US dollar related bonds so that non-resident Bangladeshis (NRBs) can invest as much as they want in both securities, according to a notification from the Internal Resources Division (IRD).

Dramatically lower water levels, orange colored water, and now traces of dangerous forever chemicals. Those are just some of the problems neighbors in Novi say they’ve had to endure on their beloved Garfield Lake ...