Ekiti prosecutes 55 for environmental sanitation offences
The Ekiti State Government has prosecuted 55 individuals for violating environmental sanitation laws during a recent clean-up exercise.
Government announces 5.4% salary adjustment for public servants in MG
The state government of Minas Gerais has announced a 5.4% salary adjustment for public servants, active and retired, with an estimated annual impact of R$ 3.4 billion.
The Treasury before the Supreme Court can only be represented by the General Prosecutor's Office of Poland
A recent ruling by the Supreme Court of Poland clarifies that only the General Prosecutor's Office can represent state entities in legal matters, affecting qualified representatives seeking to assist these bodies.
The Ministry of Agriculture changes the representative of the LVM shareholder
The Latvian Ministry of Agriculture has replaced the representative of the state forest company LVM to eliminate potential conflicts of interest.
Monthly Salary of ₹2 Lakh for Sanitation Workers and ₹7 Lakh for Engineers in This State
In Telangana, sanitation workers are set to earn a monthly salary of ₹2 lakh, while engineers will receive ₹7 lakh as part of the new salary structure introduced by the state government.
Nigeria: Zamfara to Recruit 3,050 Qualified Teachers
The Zamfara State government in Nigeria has authorized the recruitment of 3,050 qualified teachers to enhance its education system.
The Ministry of Health anticipates higher payments for state-insured patients
The Czech Ministry of Health expects to increase payments for patients covered by state insurance, reflecting potential changes in healthcare funding policies.
Residents of 20 cities in Paraná caring for elderly relatives can receive up to R$ 810 from the government; see rules
Family members caring for elderly individuals in Paraná can apply for financial aid from the state government through the "Bolsa Cuidador Familiar" pilot project.
"The state has failed," says expert about the ban on mobile phones in schools. He described a warning signal for children
A debate is growing in Czechia regarding the regulation of mobile phones in schools, with experts advocating for more decisive action from the government amid rising concerns.
Anchor of Iran's Pro-Government Broadcast Weeps Before Khamenei's Death ... 'I drank the cup of martyrdom'
An anchor from Iran's state broadcaster wept on-air while reporting the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, claiming he was martyred by attacks from the US and Israel.
‘Some parents said they’d break my knees’: the teacher who exposed Putin’s primary school propaganda
A teacher highlights the challenges of exposing government-sanctioned propaganda in the Russian education system through his documentary, which is largely ignored by state media.
Minister changes shareholder representative in 'Latvijas Valsts meži' due to potential conflict of interest
Latvian Minister's order changes the representative for state forest management company, addressing potential conflict of interest concerns.
Namibia: Namibian MPs Slam Directive to Use Public Health Facilities As 'Inhumane' and 'Premature'
Former Namibian MPs criticize a new directive mandating public servants to utilize state healthcare, citing constitutional and service quality concerns.
Increased Heartbeats of 6,000 Families in UP Due to War, Yogi Government Takes Charge
Families of over 6,000 workers from Uttar Pradesh in Israel are worried amidst escalating tensions in the Middle East, but the state government assures that all are currently safe and being monitored closely.
Good news for California: there is a decrease in poverty levels
California has reported a 9% decline in poverty levels as per the state government's announcement, raising questions about the sustainability of this change amid a politicized landscape.
Supreme Court: The Need to Enforce Draft Obligations Among Haredim is Growing but the State is Not Explaining How It Will Act
The Israeli Supreme Court has expressed growing concern over the lack of enforcement of draft obligations for Haredim, stating that the government has not provided clarity on its intended actions.
Pernambuco is the only state without an approved budget for 2026
The lack of approval for the 2026 budget in Pernambuco by the state assembly presents significant challenges for the government as it now faces budget restrictions.
Trapped Greeks in Dubai: Absence of information and support from the Greek state
Greek nationals trapped in Dubai face dire conditions amid ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, flight cancellations, and airport closures, with little assistance from their government.
Technology support program has 58 internship vacancies open in Jacareí; see how to apply
The state government's Technology Support Program in Jacareí is offering 58 internship positions for students in various IT-related courses, with applications open until Monday.
Crosetto returning from Dubai: 'I'm returning alone, I will pay three times for the state plane'
Italian Minister Crosetto is returning alone from Dubai amidst political criticism and vows to cover triple the cost of the state plane.
The state will pay the first insurance premium of the national pension for those who turn 18 next year
Starting next year, the government will support the first insurance premium for young people who join the national pension when they turn 18, aimed at encouraging early enrollment and addressing pension coverage gaps.
Election Year 2026: What Does a State Parliament Actually Have to Say?
The article discusses a lack of engagement and significant dialogue in the Stuttgart State Parliament as they address a government inquiry about issues like truck tolls, showing a stark contrast to the more vibrant parliamentary debates seen in Britain.
Lauri Vahtre: Heaven Sold for One's Own Money
Lauri Vahtre discusses the Estonian government’s plan to reward municipalities that allow wind farms with state funding, suggesting it is a clever scheme that could even impress seasoned fraudsters.
Lagos diverts traffic for 12 weeks on Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway
The Lagos State Government has implemented a 12-week traffic diversion plan due to reconstruction work on the Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway.
Emma Taini's direct words on the state's decision: 'Completely absurd'
Finnish athlete Emma Taini criticized the government's funding criteria for sports grants, calling them absurd, especially for athletes who have excelled at European levels but don't meet the new Olympic standards.
Due to the situation in the Middle East, the State Security Council will meet
The State Security Council of Czechia is convening to discuss the current situation in the Middle East.
Fantasmagorias of Hatred
In his speech at the annual Munich Security Conference, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio reaffirmed a recurring ideological theme of the American government, suggesting that both Europe and America inherit a superior Western civilization currently under threat.
Abia unveils CSR framework to align private sector with community projects
The Abia State Government has launched a corporate social responsibility framework aimed at enhancing collaboration between the private sector and community projects to foster sustainable development.
Oyo distributes textbooks, school bags, sandals to primary, secondary students
The Oyo State government has commenced the distribution of educational materials to public schools as part of the 2024 intervention program.
Iranian state television broadcasts images of damage caused by American and Israeli strikes
Iran's state television has aired images showing the damage from U.S. and Israeli strikes amid calls for Iranian citizens to rise up against their government.
Fire razes Emir of Jama’a’s palace in Kaduna
A fire broke out and destroyed parts of the Emir of Jama’a's palace in Kaduna State, Nigeria, triggering panic among residents.
The fairytale of surveillance
In Greece, a group of private individuals orchestrated extensive surveillance on high-profile government figures, managing to do so undetected by the state’s intelligence services.
Australia Thwarts Terror Plot Targeting Mosques and State Institutions
Australia has thwarted a terrorist plot aimed at attacking mosques and state institutions, resulting in the arrest of a 20-year-old Western Australian man.
For retirees, ANSeS is an industry of lawsuits
The Argentinian government celebrates labor reform while the ANSeS, a state agency, continues to undermine retirees' rights through lawsuits.
Bandits have taken over ungoverned spaces, says Bauchi gov
Bauchi State Governor Bala Mohammed has warned that armed bandits are increasingly occupying ungoverned areas in the state, leading to heightened insecurity and the need for urgent federal intervention.
Anambra demolishes shrine as native doctor jailed 11 months
The Anambra State Government has demolished the shrine of native doctor Chidozie Nwangwu following his 11-month jail sentence for ritual practices.
Omar Aziz solidifies his pre-candidacy for the government of Amazonas and launches a booklet with proposals for the economy
Senator Omar Aziz has officially launched his pre-candidacy for the Governor of Amazonas by introducing a strategic development plan focused on the state's economic growth and sustainability.
US designates Iran as a 'state sponsor of unjust detentions'
The US government has added Iran to a new list of countries committing arbitrary detentions, aiming to penalize Tehran for the arrest of American citizens.
After state assistance, Votorantim City Hall abandons plan to close neonatal ICU and opens 6 more beds
The Votorantim City Hall has reversed its decision to close neonatal ICU beds after the state government promised to fund the service.
Lagos clarifies ₦4.2bn office furniture allocation for deputy gov’s office
Lagos State has clarified that the reported ₦4.2 billion allocation for office furniture for the Deputy Governor’s office is a misinterpretation of the budget's capital provisions.
Letters to the Editor: Noted by DN's Readers on February 27
Readers of Dagens Nyheter express their opinions on the current state of Sweden and the world in a series of letters to the editor on February 27.
What is the plan for the 9,200 kilometers of roads that the State is concessioning
The Argentine government has initiated the bidding process for two vital highway corridors, inviting 15 offers for their privatization.
100 Osun residents benefit from medical outreach
About 100 residents from Ife North Local Government Area in Osun State received free medical services and food items during a outreach event organized to celebrate the Deputy Speaker's birthday.
Kaduna orders closure of markets, offices for sanitation
The Kaduna State Government has mandated a temporary closure of markets and offices for a monthly sanitation exercise to promote environmental sustainability and public health.
Kwankwaso’s son, others sue Kano govt over vehicle recovery
Five former cabinet members of the Kano State Government have filed a lawsuit against the state over the recovery of their official vehicles.
Newsfilter: Samsung's Departure is a Story About Fico's Ability to Govern the State
Samsung is leaving Slovakia, resulting in approximately 800 job losses, which raises questions about the government's ability to retain key investors.
Abia hosts business roundtable to boost private sector
The Abia State Government has announced a business roundtable event aimed at fostering collaboration between the government and the private sector.
Anambra demolishes convicted native doctor’s shrine
The Anambra State Government demolished the shrine of a convicted native doctor following a High Court ruling that sentenced him to prison for ritual practices.
Cristóbal López, Roggio, Mindlin, and a public company led by Kicillof compete for another Milei privatization
The Argentine government received 15 bids for the privatization of 1,871 kilometers of national routes in a move aimed at reducing state funding for public works.
Kwara unveils coding, digital literacy programme for schools
The Kwara State Government has launched the 2026 Coding and Digital Literacy Programme aimed at enhancing digital education in schools following the success of the previous year's initiative.