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HK five-year plan to boost arts and cultural exchanges

Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism Rosanna Law said that a key focus of Hong Kong’s upcoming five-year plan will be the strengthening of arts and cultural exchanges between the mainland and other places. Speaking at the opening of the second Hong Kong International Cultural Summit on Monday, Law described the event as a vital

Five-year deal on table as Newcastle, West Ham battle for Nigerian youngster with one AFCON 2025 cap

Soccer A number of English, German and Spanish clubs have joined the race to sign Nigerian midfielder Tochukwu Nnadi during this winter transfer window,...

Nigeria, US seal $5.1bn five-year health cooperation deal

The Federal Government has signed a five-year, $5.1 billion bilateral health cooperation agreement with the United States. Mohammed Idris, Minister of Information and National Orientation, disclosed this on Monday during the Federal Government’s end-of-year Press Conference held in Abuja. According to the Minister, the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) provides $2.1 billion in grant funding from

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Australian Retirement Funds Hold Over $10B in Gambling Shares, Study Finds

According to a study commissioned by Australia’s Alliance for Gambling Reform and conducted by SustainoMetric, the country’s 20 biggest super funds collectively hold at least AUD 14.8 billion (about $10.3 billion) in listed gambling-related investments. Here’s What the Study Found The study analyzed the funds’ direct equity holdings and responsible-investment policies. It identified investments in

TOSYALI secured 187 million Euro financing from Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, S.A. (BBVA) for its first phase of 1.2 GW solar investment

TOSYALI continues to accelerate its energy transition by securing long term international financing for supporting its decarbonization agenda and sustainability investments. The company has signed Export Finance Buyer Credit Agreements worth 187 million euros with BBVA, under Spanish Export Credit Agency Cesce's cover, for Osmaniye and Niğde Projects in its first phase of solar power