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DWS one step closer to establishing national water agency - Vimarsana News

DWS one step closer to establishing national water agency

The Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) says it is one step closer to

Local Representatives - Vimarsana News

Local Representatives

WGVU Public Media PBS and NPR station in West and Southwest Michigan. PBS 35/52 and NPR 88.5/95.3

Source: wgvu.org
DWS set to submit NWRIA bill to Presidency - Vimarsana News

DWS set to submit NWRIA bill to Presidency

Following the adoption of the National Water Resource Infrastructure Agency (NWRIA) Bill, the Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) is preparing to submit it to President Cyril Ramaphosa for final sign-off. The Bill, which aims to establish the NWRIA to ensure sustainable, equitable and reliable supply of water from national water resources infrastructure, was adopted earlier in May by the Portfolio Committee on Water and Sanitation and the National Assembly.

Senator Mark Warner and Tommy Norment Discuss All Things Politics at Commonwealth Conversations Finale - Vimarsana News

Senator Mark Warner and Tommy Norment Discuss All Things Politics at Commonwealth Conversations Finale

WILLIAMSBURG— Senator Mark Warner (D-VA) and former Senator Tommy Norment (R-VA) concluded the Greater Williamsburg Chamber of Commerce Commonwealth…

Utah legislative leaders profit from new housing development. Here's how. - Vimarsana News

Utah legislative leaders profit from new housing development. Here's how.

In an analysis of the Utah Legislature's financial disclosure, The Salt Lake Tribune found the proportion of lawmakers who are profiting from real estate sits at or above 38.5%. And leaders in the Utah House and Utah Senate have multiple direct relationships with housing development.

Source: sltrib.com