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Govt's scholarship plan for academic year announced - Vimarsana News

Govt's scholarship plan for academic year announced

Govt's scholarship plan for academic year announced

Govt's tax plans can leave career journeys of youth derailed - News Features - Vimarsana News

Govt's tax plans can leave career journeys of youth derailed - News Features

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Marcos: Recto has a key role in govt's growth plans - Vimarsana News

Marcos: Recto has a key role in govt's growth plans

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is confident that, as Finance secretary, Ralph Recto will be a key player in helping the government meet and surpass its development targets.

Govt's big plans for a railway revolution :: Mmegi Online - Vimarsana News

Govt's big plans for a railway revolution :: Mmegi Online

Fast-tracking of links to the north, east and west as well as possible private sector involvement in passenger services are part of a railway revolution government is planning for the country. In a wide-ranging interview, Transport and Public Works minister, Eric Molale gives more detail to MBONGENI MGUNI

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Govt's Charter change plans questioned | The Manila Times - Vimarsana News

Govt's Charter change plans questioned | The Manila Times

MANILA, Philippines: The Liberal Party (LP) of the Philippines questioned government plans to amend the 1987 Constitution, saying this would cost the people 'time and money.'