Katsina LGs operate 100% autonomy, says commissioner
The Commissioner for Local Government and Children’s Welfare in Katsina State claims local governments are operating with full autonomy due to improved federal allocations and economic reforms.
Mexico rejects anti-immigrant law approved by Texas
The Mexican government condemned Texas's SB4 law, which allows for the arrest of migrants who have allegedly entered the state illegally.
China ‘turns away’ Nvidia: Asks local companies not to use H20 chips for Government activities
China has urged local companies to avoid using Nvidia's H20 processors for government-related activities, complicating the chipmaker's recovery efforts.
Alumni seek 70-year-old Ekiti school return to original site
The Alumni Association of Egbeoba High School is urging the Nigerian Federal Government to restore the school to its original location, which was changed 23 years ago.
Pakistan bombards Kabul and declares open war on Afghanistan
The Pakistani government has conducted airstrikes in Kabul and declared an open war against Afghanistan amidst escalating conflict since the Taliban's return to power.
Trump Shakes Cuba with Threats: Diplomats Fear the Collapse of Its Government
Cuba faces a potential humanitarian crisis and a collapse of its communist government due to President Trump's threats to cut off fuel and funding to the island.
Fleeing New Zealand to live in Australia? I’m right there with you, Jacinda Ardern
The author expresses excitement about Jacinda Ardern's move to Australia amid feelings of disenchantment with the current New Zealand government.
Shea stakeholders urge government to license buyers, protect pickers
Agribusiness stakeholders in Nigeria are advocating for a structured licensing system for shea nut buyers following the government's extension of a ban on raw shea nut exports to promote domestic processing.
Starting today, the Budget Committee will hold debates on zero consumption tax on food products and security
The Japanese Budget Committee will begin discussions on the government's budget proposal, focusing on issues like zero consumption tax on food and security measures.
Kwara promotes 2,000 civil servants
The Kwara State Government has promoted over 2,000 civil servants following successful examinations and interviews for the 2024 promotion exercise.
FG pushes varsities to turn research into marketable products
The Nigerian Federal Government is urging universities and institutions to commercialize research through initiatives like the NextGen Innovation Challenge.
US 'accelerates' after capturing 'Mencho': Offers 5 million dollars for leaders of the Sinaloa Cartel
The US has announced a reward of 5 million dollars for information leading to the capture of two drug lords linked to the Sinaloa Cartel following the presumed death of leader Nemesio Oseguera 'El Mencho'.
Kwara reiterates commitment to quality health services
The Kwara State Government has expressed its commitment to enhancing reproductive healthcare through partnerships with stakeholders.
Gombe LG chair lists four priorities for autonomy
The Chairman of Gombe Local Government Area highlights the need for clear priorities for local government autonomy to enhance functionality and development.
Senate pushes for direct contractor payments amid system delays
The Nigerian Senate has urged the Federal Government to revert to a direct payment system for contractors, arguing that the current centralized approach is ineffective.
With votes from Peronism and last-minute changes, the government advanced in the Senate with the Glacier Law
The Argentine Senate advanced the Glacier Law with last-minute changes, granting provinces more power over natural resources and aiming to reactivate mining projects.
Kinship carers in England to be given financial support in government pilot
Grandparents and other relatives caring for children will receive financial support from the UK government under a new pilot scheme.
Nicolás Maduro calls for dismissal of the case in the U.S. over defense license blockage
Deposed Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is requesting the dismissal of narcotrafficking and corruption charges in the U.S. due to the denial of a license to use Venezuelan government funds for his legal defense.
The Government is debating between the cultural battle and pragmatism
The article discusses the Argentine government's struggle between engaging in cultural battles and adopting a pragmatic approach under President Javier Milei.
Kano anti-graft agency recovers vehicles from Kwankwaso’s son, four others
The Kano State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission has successfully recovered government-owned vehicles from former officials, including the son of a notable politician.
Maduro requests dismissal of case in the US and alleges interference by the American government
Nicolás Maduro has requested that a US court dismiss drug trafficking charges against him, claiming that the American government is interfering with the legal process.
Labor not ruling out negative gearing changes
The Australian Labor government is reconsidering changes to negative gearing, indicating potential reforms to the tax break following a report suggesting new measures could be in the works.
Government opens R$ 8 billion space for Correios to raise new loan with Union guarantees
The Brazilian government has allowed Correios to secure a new loan of up to R$ 8 billion, backed by Union guarantees, as part of its economic restructuring plan.
With just enough votes, the Government bets on changing the glacier law in the Senate
The Argentine government is moving forward with a reform of the glacier law aimed at reducing protected areas to enable mining investments, facing protests and environmental backlash.
FG makes plastic waste management legally binding for producers
The Nigerian Federal Government has enacted mandatory plastic waste management regulations for producers, making them legally accountable for their products and waste.
Telefónica's Victory in Mexico: Justice Rules in Favor Against the Sheinbaum Government
Telefónica has won a significant legal battle in Mexico, nullifying a tax debt and allowing the sale of its subsidiary.
The housing market seeks balance
In 2025, developers in seven major Polish cities sold 40,300 apartments, a 9.7% increase from the previous year, despite a significant drop compared to 2023, influenced by government support programs.
Correios Receive Prior Authorization to Contract New Loan of Up to R$ 8 Billion
The National Monetary Council approved a limit of up to R$ 8 billion for Brazil's Postal Services to contract a new loan for its restructuring plan.
'It is necessary to negotiate with the US': UN calls on Trump for humanitarian exception to send oil to Cuba
The UN resident coordinator in Cuba has urged the US government to allow a humanitarian exception for sending oil and aid to Cuba, citing worsening conditions due to the blockade.
Ford government spends further $1.7M advertising its plans for Ontario Place
The Ford government in Ontario has spent $1.7 million on advertising to promote its redevelopment plans for Ontario Place, facing criticism over the expenditure as unnecessary.
Increase in import tax will have an immediate effect of up to R$ 20 billion on revenue, says IFI
The Brazilian government's increase in import tariffs will generate between R$ 14 billion and R$ 20 billion in revenue starting March 1.
Experts say subsidies are essential to avoid collapse and 'death spiral' in Rio's metro
Experts have stated that a subsidy for part of the metro fare is crucial to save Rio's transportation system from collapse, as the government plans to cover a fare increase.
Kansas law invalidates transgender driver's licenses and birth certificates
Kansas has enacted a law that invalidates driver's licenses and birth certificates for transgender residents who changed their gender designation, affecting approximately 1,700 individuals.
After allegations, Nunes dismisses Deputy Secretary of Tourism; president of SPTuris leaves office
São Paulo Mayor Ricardo Nunes has dismissed Deputy Secretary of Tourism Rodolfo Marinho da Silva following allegations of his links to a controversial advertising agency with municipal contracts.
Alberta budget 2026 comes with spending hikes but $9.4B deficit
Alberta's 2026 budget announces significant government spending increases while facing a $9.4 billion deficit and rising taxpayer-supported debt.
New Brunswick providing $1.7 million to expand primary care in the province
The New Brunswick government is allocating $1.7 million to enhance the collaborative care clinic in the Nackawic-Millville area, aiming to improve access to primary health care for residents.
Government officials speak of 'clear partiality' from the leadership of the CPMI of INSS in request to annul session
Fourteen government politicians have filed a petition to annul a session of the INSS CPMI that broke the secrecy involving Lulinha, the son of President Lula.
Ottawa on track to reach 5% target for non-permanent residents by 2027, according to new PBO report
A report by the Parliamentary Budget Officer indicates that Canada's non-permanent resident population is set to decline, aligning with the government's target of less than 5% by 2027.
'Security, dilemma over Greenland have enhanced urgency' for EU referendum in Iceland
Iceland's government will soon set a date for a referendum regarding the country's potential EU accession, amid heightened urgency due to security concerns and discussions surrounding Greenland.
The first clinical trial to 'reprogram' human aging is launched
The first human clinical trial aimed at reversing aging processes has begun, announced by Dr. David Sinclair at the World Government Summit.
In Napo and Loja, 125 mining concessions have been suspended, and 105 processing plants have been notified in El Oro
The Ecuadorian government has suspended 125 mining concessions in Napo and Loja and notified 105 processing plants in El Oro due to environmental concerns.
Government relaxes loan rules for airlines with resources from the aviation fund
The Brazilian government has relaxed some loan rules for airlines using resources from the National Civil Aviation Fund (FNAC).
China shifts cadre-appraisal metrics away from pure GDP growth, resetting mindsets
China is initiating a campaign to shift its cadre-appraisal metrics from pure GDP growth to a focus on social welfare and sustainability.
The announcement of the competition for the Penal Police of RN will be published in March, government announces
The government of Rio Grande do Norte has announced that a public competition for the Penal Police will be published in March, creating 300 new positions.
Court condemns RR government to build new headquarters for Museum; state points to unfeasible deadlines
The Roraima state government has been ordered by the court to construct a new headquarters for the Integrated Museum of Roraima within 360 days, alongside a monetary compensation for collective moral damages.
Alcolumbre tells Lula's allies that he will analyze the request to annul the secrecy break of Lulinha
The President of the Senate, Davi Alcolumbre, indicated that he will review a request to annul the secrecy break involving Lulinha, the son of President Lula, after allegations of fraud in the voting process made by government allies.
The Government opens the bids for the privatization of the Waterway and national routes
The Argentine government is set to unveil bids for the privatization of the Paraná and Paraguay rivers Waterway and over 2,500 kilometers of national routes, critical for the country's logistics and trade.
Junts scorns Sánchez's courting: "The reunion with the PSOE is terrible"
Junts continues to thwart the Spanish government's attempts to reconcile, demonstrating a significant rift with the PSOE by blocking key legislative measures.
Sánchez has already accumulated more than half of the decrees rejected in Congress during this legislature
Pedro Sánchez's government faces significant setbacks as the Congress once again rejects crucial social protection measures intended to support vulnerable populations.
The Plus Ultra judge decides to send the case to the National Court after the case acquires a 'new dimension'
A judge in Madrid has decided to transfer the Plus Ultra case to the National Court due to its escalating complexity involving key figures linked to the government and significant financial interests.