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Calls to lower cost of living dominate as Kenyans shun fete in counties - Vimarsana News

Calls to lower cost of living dominate as Kenyans shun fete in counties

Most Kenyans and elected leaders chose not to attend the celebrations in their counties.

Gainford's long-abandoned St Peter's School is demolished | Darlington and Stockton Times - Vimarsana News

Gainford's long-abandoned St Peter's School is demolished | Darlington and Stockton Times

A long-abandoned former school St Peter's Community School, on the outskirts of Gainford, County Durham village, has been demolished.

Sierra Leone's WAFA announces US$20k league sponsorship - Vimarsana News

Sierra Leone's WAFA announces US$20k league sponsorship

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay The Western Area Football Association (WAFA) has announced a US$ 20,000 sponsorship deal with the Nigerian-owned FBN bank. The sponsorship is for the running of the Division 1 league that started on Sunday. Secretary General of the association, Benjamin Gordon said the support came as a big boost to the league. US$ 10,000 has been disbursed by the

Plan introduced to cut time Kentucky students spend riding school buses - Vimarsana News

Plan introduced to cut time Kentucky students spend riding school buses

Senate Bill 92 would allow the use of "non-school bus vehicles" to transport students under a plan approved by the Kentucky Department of Education.

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Gov Lawal frowns at condition of children's correctional facility in Zamfara - Vimarsana News

Gov Lawal frowns at condition of children's correctional facility in Zamfara

Governor Dauda Lawal of Zamfara State has expressed sadness over the current condition of education in the state The Governor expressed his distaste when