The Future of Online Casinos in India: What to Expect and Why Comparing Platforms is Crucial

The online casino industry in India is experiencing unprecedented growth, fueled by advancements in technology and an increasing number of players seeking accessible and immersive gaming experiences. Websites like IndiaCasino.io simplify the process of finding the best online casinos by offering comprehensive reviews and comparisons tailored to Indian players. As we look to the future,…

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KCSE results to be released anytime

  Officials during the distribution of KCSE examination materials at Nakuru East Examination distribution centre on November 11, 2024. [File, Standard] The Kenya Certificate of Secondary Examination results for 965,501 candidates could be released anytime from today, The Standard has established. The Kenya National Examination Council (Knec) met on Tuesday and later briefed Education Cabinet Secretary Julius…

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Government To Hire 120,000 Teachers, 30,000 Police Officers by 2027 – Details

President William Ruto’s government has unveiled a plan to create 430,000 jobs across various sectors in the next three financial years, starting this July. Among these opportunities, 30,000 police officers are slated for recruitment within the same period—10,000 each year. The government’s budgetary documents indicate that most of these openings will be in the National…

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‘Tax matters are private’ – Morara speaks after claims of tax evasion, insists move by KRA is political witch-hunt

Political activist Morara Kebaso has once again responded to claims that he evaded taxes on revenue generated from his business for the last three years.  This comes after a report published by a local media house stating that the vibrant govercal nment critic was being investigated by the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) for failing to…

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DP Kindiki’s Warning to Contractors Over Defaults, ‘Kenyans Must Know We Mean Business’

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki issued a stern warning to defaulting contractors that the government will no longer tolerate delays or excuses for key projects. Speaking during an inspection of the Ksh2.6 Billion Shimoni Fish Port in Kwale County on Tuesday, Kindiki emphasized that contractors must take their responsibilities seriously, especially when public funds are involved….

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