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BBCNEWS Verified July 3, 2024 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Verified July 3, 2024

Liable to be returned to custody. Jaswant singh chail, on counts one, the sentence is one of 44 months in prison. On counts to the sentence is one of 16 months in prison. On counts three, the sentence is one of 48 months imprisonment, with an extended licence period of five years. The total sentences amounted to nine years custody with a further licence period of five years. The defendant may go down. We licence period of five years. The defendant may go down. We are ust leavin the defendant may go down. We are ust leaving the courtroom, i defendant may go down. We are ust leaving the courtroo...

Muskoka Watershed Council responds to environmental crisis - Vimarsana News

Muskoka Watershed Council responds to environmental crisis

It is not all bad news and, for the most part, we know what sorts of action we need to take to make things better, writes Peter Sale.

MS Senate confirms state official despite report of toxic workplace, claims of harassment - Vimarsana News

MS Senate confirms state official despite report of toxic workplace, claims of harassment

Bill Cork has said he did nothing wrong, has a winning economic development record, and has overhauled the Mississippi Development Authority.

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Matric dropouts — Department of Basic Education doth protest too much - Vimarsana News

Matric dropouts — Department of Basic Education doth protest too much

On learners dropping out of school, the Department of Basic Education’s spokesperson seems far more interested in problematising legitimate criticism.

Motshekga blames Covid-19 pandemic for low literacy rates - Vimarsana News

Motshekga blames Covid-19 pandemic for low literacy rates

South Africa was ranked last in an international literacy study. Education Minister, Angie Motshekga blames the Covid-19 pandemic.