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Festival of Economies for Life begins in Bogotá

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The Festival of Economies for Life began on Saturday at the Palacio de San Carlos in Bogotá, organized by the Ministry of Education and the Progressive International. The event, running until May 4, brings together officials and economists to discuss a progressive economic model focused on industry, agriculture, and energy transition. Panels address institutional blockages and income distribution.

Diplomats at an event in Johannesburg called on the African Union to take a leading role in tackling the continent's challenges and enhancing the lives of its people during Africa Month celebrations.

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Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka has urged the government to guarantee every child equal access to education regardless of financial background. He spoke during the launch of Lizah Foundation International in Nairobi on Saturday.

The University of the Philippines' Institute of Environmental Science and Meteorology has cautioned against interpreting its flood modeling research as a ruling on liability for Cebu's deadly 2025 Typhoon Tino floods. The statement responds to a video by celebrity engineer Slater Young citing the study to claim his Monterrazas de Cebu project did not contribute to the flooding that killed over 100 people. IESM stressed to Philstar.com that the analysis relies on specific assumptions and defined boundaries.

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Kantiba Adanech Abiebie announced completion of multiple state-backed development works in Mediana. This marks progress in Addis Ababa's five-year development journey. The city has become cleaner and more beautiful, aligning with leading African cities, she stated.

Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh began reviewing the third 100-day implementation report for Ethiopia's 2018 budget year with federal institution leaders today. He stated that Ethiopia has continued her renaissance journey through study since the start of internal reforms. The review highlights progress in governance, economy, and diplomacy.

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The Department of Environment and Natural Resources has lifted the cease of operations order against the Monterrazas de Cebu project, blamed for extreme flooding during Typhoon Tino last year. The Environmental Management Bureau in Central Visayas said the project proponent, The Mont Property Group Inc., implemented required corrective measures under its Environmental Compliance Certificate. EMB regional director John Edward Ang cited documented remedial works, compliance milestones, and settled penalties under Presidential Decree 1586.

 

 

 

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