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Scottish election 2021: Scottish Labour manifesto at-a-glance - Vimarsana News

Scottish election 2021: Scottish Labour manifesto at-a-glance

Scottish election 2021: Scottish Labour manifesto at-a-glance Published image captionAnas Sarwar launched his party's manifesto Scottish Labour has unveiled its vision for Scotland ahead of the 6 May Holyrood election. Below are the main policies from the party's manifesto. The full document, which you can see here, sets out the policies the party's MSPs will support becoming law if returned to Holyrood. Top priorities Guarantee a job for every young Scot Invest in the NHS to get cancer treatment back on track, improve mental health, and give carers the pay they deserve Develop a comeback pla...

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Why aren't Nigerians curious about the new PIB? - Vimarsana News

Why aren't Nigerians curious about the new PIB?

In January, when representatives of oil-producing communities converged at the National Assembly for a public hearing on the controversial Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB), they turned the venue into a wrestling ring. The visitors from Niger Delta were in Abuja to clarify their interests in the bill and protest perceived injustice by the federal government and oil companies. Among their demands was a 10% equity shareholding in the oil companies operating in their communities. This was against the provision of the bill, which provides for the creation of Petroleum Host Communities Fund (PHCF) to ...

Why aren't Nigerians curious about the new PIB? - By: Gimba Kakanda - Vimarsana News

Why aren't Nigerians curious about the new PIB? - By: Gimba Kakanda

Why aren’t Nigerians curious about the new PIB? Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) Sun Apr 18 2021 In January, when representatives of oil-producing communities converged at the National Assembly for a public hearing on the controversial Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB), they turned the venue into a wrestling ring. The visitors from Niger Delta were in Abuja to clarify their interests in the bill and protest perceived injustice by the federal government and oil companies. Among their demands was a 10% equity shareholding in the oil companies operating in their communities. This was against the prov...

Sturgeon's bluff exposed as SNP 'reluctant to use full powers' over independence fear - Vimarsana News

Sturgeon's bluff exposed as SNP 'reluctant to use full powers' over independence fear

Link copied Sturgeon 'should be replaced if there's a candidate' says expert Sign up to receive our rundown of the day's top stories direct to your inbox SUBSCRIBE Invalid email When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. The Scottish Government Finance Secretary Kate Forbes, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, Shadow Chancellor Alison Thewliss MP ...

Pensioners angry over small grants increase - Vimarsana News

Pensioners angry over small grants increase

With social grant payments for the elderly and disabled paid out on Monday the 30 March 2020, some lockdown restrictions have been eased to accommodate thousands of South African citizens. At least 17 million beneficiaries across the country were expected to travel and queue for their payments. Picture: Leon Lestrade/African News Agency(ANA) Pensioners angry over small grants increase By Mphathi Nxumalo Share Durban - Pensioners and civil society are up in arms over the below inflation increase in grants announced by Finance Minister Tito Mboweni during his Budget speech. The groups see it as...

Source: iol.co.za