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'Jokers running Pakistan Cricket': Former cricketer slams PCB

Timesofindia.indiatimes.com (sports) 

Pakistan's cricket team experienced a humiliating defeat in a Test series against Bangladesh, sparking criticism from fans and experts. Former fast bowler Yasir Arafat criticized the Pakistan Cricket Board for prioritizing one-day matches over red-ball preparation. Pakistan is scheduled to host England for a three-match Test series starting October 7.

Why I fell apart with Oshiomhole – Obaseki

The Punch 

The Edo State Governor, Godwin Obaseki, has said that one of the problems his administration has with the former governor of the state, Senator Adams Oshiomhole, was that he (Obaseki) organised a state burial for the Peoples Democratic Party leader, Chief Tony Anenih. Obaseki disclosed this while presenting the party’s candidates Asue Ighodalo and his

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Kaduna, UNICEF partner to reduce out-of-school children

The Punch 

The Kaduna State Government has partnered with the United Nations Children’s Fund to support the Reaching Out-of-School Children project, aimed at providing quality education to over 200,000 out-of-school children in the state. The deputy of the state, Dr Hadiza Balarabe, who stated this at the signing ceremony at the Sir Kashim Ibrahim House, Kaduna on

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Safe School initiative plans to register 10,000 schools

The Punch 

The National Safe Schools Response Coordination Centre Commander, Hammed Abodunrin, has announced plans to register up to 10,000 schools across various states as the new academic sessions commence. This initiative aims to bolster the safety of students and teachers in the face of rising insecurity and the resurgence of mass abductions. The Safe School portal

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Lawyers, SERAP fault Tinubu’s policies on fuel price hike

The Punch 

Legal practitioners have criticised President Bola Tinubu’s administration, arguing that the recent hikes in fuel prices, electricity tariffs, and tuition fees, among other policies, have inflicted immense hardship on Nigerians, thus constituting a breach of the Nigerian Constitution. The lawyers claim that Tinubu’s actions contradict the principles outlined in Chapter 2 of the Constitution, which

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Tripura CM Manik Saha announces Rs 564 crore special package for flood-affected areas

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha announced a special package of Rs 564 crore for flood-affected areas in the state. The package aims to provide immediate relief and recovery across various sectors, including food supplies, agriculture, horticulture, animal resources, education, drinking water, urban and rural development, health, water resources, power restoration, and road maintenance. The state government will also seek additional funds from the Union Home Ministry for further relief and rehabilitation efforts.

Trader Joe's to bring back popular item, but only for a limited time

Pix11.com 

NEW YORK (PIX11) -- Trader Joe's is returning a popular item to store shelves, but according to a social media post on Trader Joe's Obsessed, it's only for a limited time. The company's viral mini totes will briefly return in the third week of September. "The mini canvas top [sic] bag will be arriving on [...]

US Open 2024: Jannik Sinner makes history as first Italian man to reach US Open Final

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Jannik Sinner US Open 2024: Jannik Sinner made history by becoming the first Italian man to reach the US Open final, defeating Jack Draper in straight sets. Sinner, who previously won the Australian Open, overcame an injury and Draper's physical struggles to secure his spot in the final, where he will face either Taylor Fritz or Frances Tiafoe.

Dynamic ticket pricing questioned by Mercury Prize stars: 'Where's the money going?' - Sky News

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  2. Finn McRedmond: Don’t blame Oasis or Taylor Swift. Maybe fans’ expectations are just too high  The Irish Times
  3. Definitely Maybe: The Briefing for 3 September 2024  Global Competition Review
  4. Melanie Finn: In a world where nobody wants to pay for their music, can we begrudge artists for soaring ticket prices?  Irish Independent