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As politicians squabble for power and perks, people continue to move out of rural Nepal for lack of basic amenities.

During the last Easter celebrations, the spoons in many homes went on holiday and their cooking pots dried up

As part of his contributions to his host state, a National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) member serving In Benin City, Edo State,

There's been an avalanche of demand for kai, but not enough money coming in to help.

Job losses in the public sector are "unfortunate" but the government has to ensure agencies are exercising restraint, Minister of Employment Louise Upston says.

The DSE exams beginning next Tuesday will remain fair, safe and confidential despite having two schools from Shenzhen and Guangzhou as the e...

Memorial services for the 45 Botswana nationals who died in a bus crash will be held soon.

Laws are needed to protect people with disabilities against discrimination in Trinidad and Tobago, Independent Senator Dr Paul Richards has said.In commemoration of World Autism Awareness Day 2024 yesterday, Richards

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Dozens of women who are members of various enterprise groups in Hoima district have been arrested for failing to repay money that was disbursed to them through the Uganda Women...