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The FIJI Water Flying Fijians will get a valuable opportunity to measure themselves against the world’s third-ranked team when they face France in the Nations Championship, with head coach Jake White viewing the encounter as an important test ahead of the 2027 Rugby World Cup. Speaking after naming…
The 17 local government chairmen in Plateau State have resolved to establish formal security outfits to tackle persistent killings and insecurity. Read More: https://punchng.com/insecurity-plateau-lgs-adopt-community-policing-model/
NAPTIP has warned Nigerians that human traffickers now exploit gyms, social relationships, and fake job adverts to lure unsuspecting victims into their net Read More: https://punchng.com/traffickers-exploit-gyms-fake-jobs-to-recruit-victims-naptip/
The NDLEA has raised concerns over foreign drug traffickers after arresting three South Africans with large quantities of heroin, cocaine and synthetic can Read More: https://punchng.com/ndlea-flags-foreign-drug-traffickers-after-safricans-arrests/
The National Judicial Council has suspended three judges for one year without pay over various acts of judicial misconduct and disciplined six others. Read More: https://punchng.com/njc-suspends-three-judges-disciplines-six-others/
Prime Minister Balendra Shah’s proposed four-day visit starting November 22 comes at a critical juncture in Nepal-India relations. Kathmandu is seeking billions in aid for post-flood recovery, air connectivity, and progress on stalled projects.
Registrar defers registration citing that the plea needs an examination before registering.
Accuses ‘state-backed groups’ of spreading misinformation about its president, Gagan Thapa, after he stepped up criticism of the government.
Three decades after fleeing Bhutan, refugees languishing in Jhapa and Morang remain unable to access jobs, banking, and professional opportunities, while repatriation and family reunification remain unresolved.
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