Mohamed bin Zayed: Continued compliance with precautionary measures a must for addressing new Covid wave until it’s over ABU DHABI, 29th December, 2021 – His
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2022: Kogi Governor signs N145 billion budget into law
The Governor of Kogi State, Yahaya Bello has signed the N145,896,072,913 Budget for the year 2022 into law. In his remarks after signing the budget
First Lady Casey DeSantis Strengthens Florida’s Resiliency Through 2021 Accomplishments
First Lady Casey DeSantis Strengthens Florida’s Resiliency Through 2021 Accomplishments TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Throughout 2021, First Lady Casey DeSantis reaffirmed her commitment to support and
Niger Governor assents to 2022 appropriation bill into law
Niger state Governor in North Central Nigeria, Abubakar Sani Bello has signed over N211billion 2022 appropriation bill into law. The Governor signed the bill on
ERC delegation visits areas affected by floods in Malaysia
ERC delegation visits areas affected by floods in Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, 29th December, 2021 – An Emirates Red Crescent (ERC) delegation, which is currently visiting
NMDC wins over AED1.3 billion contract from AD Ports Group for Shamal Development marine works
NMDC wins over AED1. 3 billion contract from AD Ports Group for Shamal Development marine works ABU DHABI, 29th December, 2021 – National Marine Dredging
Sharjah Ruler issues decree to organise Sharjah Old Cars Club
Sharjah Ruler issues decree to organise Sharjah Old Cars Club Sharjah, 29th December, 2021 – H. H. Dr. Sheikh Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Supreme
Nasarawa Assembly passes N110.8bn amended budget into law
The Nasarawa State House of Assembly has passed into law N110. 8billion amended budget of 2022 to the House for reconsideration and passage by
ADNOC Pro League’s match-day 12 to carry ‘World’s Coolest Winter’ slogan
ADNOC Pro League’s match-day 12 to carry ‘World’s Coolest Winter’ slogan DUBAI, 29th December, 2021 – UAE Pro League (UAEPL) has announced “World’s Coolest Winter”
Tunisia to borrow $7 billion in 2022
The Tunisian government has revealed plans to borrow $7 billion more from foreign lenders and domestic sources to stimulate the country’s economy next year. According