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Assistant chief arrested for demanding Ksh.10K bribe in land succession row - Vimarsana News

Assistant chief arrested for demanding Ksh.10K bribe in land succession row

The EACC has apprehended an Assitant Chief based in Sitikho Sub-Location, Webuye West Sub-County, Bungoma County for allegedly soliciting a Ksh.10,000 bribe from a bereaved family to process their land succession documents.

EACC calls out governors over water, sanitation management - Vimarsana News

EACC calls out governors over water, sanitation management

Says governors will be required to submit mitigation plan for addressing malpractices.

ESG's Growing Impact on Mergers and Acquisitions in UK, Europe - Vimarsana News

ESG's Growing Impact on Mergers and Acquisitions in UK, Europe

ESG's importance has grown recently in Mergers & Acquisitions and dealmaking cycles, with UK, mainland Europe and US committed to climate neutrality by 2050. Here are key impacts of this topic on M&A.

Go Green or Go Home: ESG's Increasing Impact on M&A in the UK and Europe | Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP - Vimarsana News

Go Green or Go Home: ESG's Increasing Impact on M&A in the UK and Europe | Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) has become a megatrend in mergers and acquisitions and is here to stay. ESG itself is a wide capture-all definition, with "E" recognised as...

Ohio Senate budget would shield opioid settlement foundation from public scrutiny - Vimarsana News

Ohio Senate budget would shield opioid settlement foundation from public scrutiny

Last month, the Ohio Supreme Court ordered OneOhio Recovery Foundation to hand over public records. If the state Senate gets its way on the budget, the nonprofit managing opioid settlement proceeds might never have to do so again.