MANILA, Philippines – Senate Majority Leader Francis “Tol” Tolentino hailed the signing of two landmark laws asserting the country’s territorial integrity and rights over all its maritime zones, including the West Philippine Sea (WPS). The twin measures – the Philippine Maritime Zones Act (Republic Act 12064) and the Archipelagic Sea Lanes Act (RA 12065) –…
MANILA, Philippines — Manila’s move to codify its rights and jurisdiction in the West Philippine Sea will likely be met with strong reaction from Beijing, analysts said on Friday. President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. on the same day signed into law two landmark bills – the Philippine Maritime Zones Act and Philippine Archipelagic Sea Lanes…
Kano State Governor, Abba Yusuf, has presented a proposed 2025 budget worth N549,160,417,663.00 billion to the state lawmakers. The post Kano Governor presents N549 billion human capital and infrastructural development budget for 2025 appeared first on Nairametrics…
“We have identified our strength and it is human capital and not the resources beneath our feet,” Kashifu Abdullahi, the director general of Nigeria’s National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) said at GITEX…
Mirroring the mechanisms that make human faces and bodies — and those of many multicellular organisms — symmetrical, bee colonies build symmetrical nests when they are placed on either side of a double-sided comb. The finding, published in Current……
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Focusing her campaign on abortion rights, Kamala Harris believed she had found a winning strategy to attract women voters. But it was Donald Trump who claimed victory, increasing his support among American men — particularly young men. While young people generally tend to lean more liberal…
The future of Caribbean immigrants, women’s rights, and racial politics. These are the concerns of Trinidadian and Caribbean communities based in the United States, as Americans went to the polls yesterday to vote in the presidential election. First-generation Trini-American Shelley Vidia Worrell, founder of the I AM CaribBeing/Little Caribbean NYC, said the 2024 election would