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Golding calling on Comrades to unseat Bartlett - Vimarsana News

Golding calling on Comrades to unseat Bartlett

WESTERN BUREAU: EXPRESSING CONCERNS about poor road conditions in the constituency of St James East Central, Opposition Leader Mark Golding says it will take the entire budget of the government’s newly launched road programme to address the...

Golding blasts 'show-off and boasy' Bartlett for state of St James East Central roads - Vimarsana News

Golding blasts 'show-off and boasy' Bartlett for state of St James East Central roads

ST JAMES, Jamaica — Mark Golding, the President of the People's National Party (PNP), has mocked Member of Parliament Edmund Bartlett for the poor condition of roads in the St James East Central cons...

New paths and mountain bike trails for Newcastleton - Vimarsana News

New paths and mountain bike trails for Newcastleton

The local project aims to promote walking and cycling in the Newcastleton area by providing the infrastructure to create pathways and mountain bike…

Diri presents N480.9bn 2024 budget to Bayelsa Assembly - Vimarsana News

Diri presents N480.9bn 2024 budget to Bayelsa Assembly

The 2024 fiscal year's estimates are N41.722 billion higher than the approved 2023 budget of N439.271 billion, currently under implementation by the state government.

Diri presents N480.9bn 2024 budget for Bayelsa - Vimarsana News

Diri presents N480.9bn 2024 budget for Bayelsa

Gov. Douye Diri of Bayelsa on Wednesday, presented the 2024 budget of N480.99 billion to the state House of Assembly for approval. Presenting the budget christened: “Budget of Sustainable and Shared Prosperity,” Diri said that the figure was made up of N69.120billion recurrent expenditure, representing 14.37 per cent, N54.096billion overhead expenditure, representing 32.04 per cent