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Latest news summaries
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NANS applauds Umahi’s infrastructure delivery, tours Owo-Benin, Akure-Owo, Ilesa roads
Nigeria’s students’ apex body, the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), on Saturday, lauded the Minister of Works, Engr. David Umahi, for his high level of professionalism in the ongoing road projects delivery across…
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Yellow Envelope Act sparks debate over substitute labor in subcontract strikes
“If subcontract union workers go on strike, does that mean original contract employees can no longer take over their duties?” Since the implementation of the **yellow envelop act**, labor-management conflicts have escalated over whether…
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Daesun Ju-jo releases Bukangi-themed soju label
The blacktip shark ‘Bukangi’, who has become a nationwide star, has now appeared on the label of a local soju product. Daesun Ju-jo announced on the 8th that it has released the ‘Daesun Bukangi…
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US officials absent at South Korea’s National Foundation Day reception
The South Korea-U.S. alliance has shown signs of strain due to delayed U.S. investments, issues surrounding Coupang and the Jeongtongmang Law, and Unification Minister Chung Dong-young’s disclosure of North Korea’s uranium enrichment facilities. Consequently,…
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South Korean financial hacks: Chinese clues via AI resume
A foreign security firm’s analysis revealed that clues estimating the identity of the attacker behind hacking attacks targeting South Korean financial companies have been discovered. Personal information entered by the attacker while requesting an…
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Gyeonggi governor demands verification of pro-Yoon crime agency nominee
Choo Mi-ae, the Gyeonggi Province Governor, reiterated her opposition to the appointment of Kim Ji-yong, the nominee for head of the Serious Crime Investigation Agency, citing three grounds for his unfitness. Governor Choo stated…
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Minister calls veterans’ allowance gap ‘unreasonable’, pledges review
Children of soldiers and police officers who died in the Korean War (6·25) have been found to receive monthly allowances that differ by more than twice the amount depending on factors such as when…
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Democratic Party leader reassures farmers on farmland investigation
Democratic Party of Korea leader Kim Min-seok said on the 8th regarding recent controversies over farmland investigations, “Farmers need not worry about being disadvantaged.” The remark reflected the intention to consider the reality of…
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National Education Commission delays education plan over exam reforms
The presidential National Education Commission (NEC) is considering a plan to postpone the announcement of a draft “mid- to long-term education plan” that includes college entrance exam reforms. On the 7th, during a parliamentary…
