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Recurrent expenditure takes lion share as Igbo-Eze North budgets ₦5,632,723,592 for 2025

The Chairman of Igbo-Eze North Local Government Area of Enugu State, Uche Ogalla, on Tuesday presented a budget estimate of ₦5,632,723,592 to the legislative council for the 2025 fiscal year. Christened budget of Grassroot Transformation, it allocated a lion share of 53% to recurrent expenditure to ensure timely payment of workers salaries and efficient operation...
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Ukraine Shuts Russian Gas Valve: A European Energy Gamble or Strategic Masterstroke?

  Breaking the Pipeline Connection Ukraine has fulfilled its long-stated intention to sever the transit of Russian gas to Europe, marking the end of an arrangement that had endured decades of geopolitical upheaval. The Ukrainian energy ministry hailed the move as a “historic event,” citing national security interests. While the European Union (EU) has drastically...
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Nvidia’s $700 Million Acquisition of Run:ai: Paving the Way for AI Infrastructure Optimization

Nvidia’s Acquisition of Run:ai Signals a Major Shift in AI Infrastructure Management In a significant move that underscores Nvidia’s commitment to expanding its AI capabilities, the tech giant has completed its acquisition of Run:ai for approximately $700 million. This strategic acquisition, announced in late 2024, aims to enhance Nvidia’s position in the rapidly evolving field...
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Digital Activism and Its Impact on Kenya’s Political and Social Dynamics in 2024

In 2024, digital activism profoundly transformed Kenya’s political and social dynamics, with Generation Z at the forefront of this movement. Leveraging platforms like TikTok, X (formerly Twitter), and WhatsApp, young Kenyans organized protests and mobilized public opinion on critical issues. Finance Bill Protests A significant instance of digital activism occurred in June 2024 when the...
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Breakthrough in Pain Relief: Safer, Non-Addictive Approach

In a significant breakthrough, scientists at the National University of Singapore (NUS) have developed a safer and non-addictive approach to pain relief. The research, which has garnered considerable attention, introduces a novel method using deuterated water (D₂O) to modulate pain. This innovation could potentially transform how chronic pain is managed, reducing the dependency on conventional...
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