‘See it firsthand’: Ministry invites all MPs to tour rundown flats on Tuesday over Urban Renewal Act

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‘See it firsthand’: Ministry invites all MPs to tour rundown flats on Tuesday over Urban Renewal Act

KUALA LUMPUR, April 26 — The Housing and Local Government (KPKT) will be hosting a special study tour in the capital on Tuesday to provide members of parliament with insights into the importance of the Urban Renewal Bill, its minister Nga Kor Ming said. He said that official invitations were sent t»»»

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The Guardian Nigeria Nigeria 27.02. 09:18

Protect yourself from extreme heatProtect yourself from extreme heat

Last week, the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) predicted a prolonged heatwave across the country. The agency, in its weather outlook, hinted that maximum temperature reports across the country were mostly between 38 – 40℃. It stated that air temperatures were expected to stay within this ban»»»

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The Economic Times India 17.02. 12:13

SBI and SBI Mutual Fund launch Rs 250 JanNivesh SIP

JanNivesh SIP offers flexible investment options from Rs 250, with daily, weekly, and monthly plans, making investing more accessible. Available on SBI YONO and fintech platforms like Paytm, Groww, and Zerodha, it ensures seamless access and management through familiar digital interfaces, helping i»»»

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Asian News International India 06.02. 09:06

From Tax Reforms to Infrastructure Push: What Budget 2025 Means for Real Estate

NewsVoirDelhi NCR [India], February 6: The Union Budget 2025 has set the stage for sustained economic momentum, with significant allocations for infrastructure, tax reforms, and urban transformation. For the real estate sector, it brings both opportunities and areas for further contemplation. While»»»

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Dawn Pakistan 27.01. 02:27

Microfinance on the verge of collapse

Pakistan’s financial services landscape today looks vastly different from what it used to be a decade or two ago. At least in the urban areas, an average person even remotely linked to the formal net would be using some app, either to receive money from Bykea after doing a gig or a small shop owner»»»

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