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The organisers said: “Your application stood out for its track record of reporting, a clear point of view, and a pitch with a question worth answering.” The post Vanguard correspondent, 27 others win UK MEET fellowship appeared first on Vanguard News.
The Onilegbale of Lagos, Oloye Gbolahan Oki, has announced plans for a community cycling club to empower youths and will sponsor its first 50-100 members.
By Esther Onyegbula The Managing Director of Reno Superstores and Greenland Drugs Limited, Pharmacist Justice Omokhua, has credited his elder sister, Mrs Anthonia Osadebamen-Thomas, with playing a pivotal role in his education and business success through her sacrifices and determination to lift their family out of poverty. Omokhua, who spoke at the golden jubilee celebration […] The post Reno Superstores MD celebrates sister at 50, credits her for his success appeared first on Vanguard News.
CNA speaks to lawyers about how pregnant employees can protect themselves from wrongful dismissal and when an expectant staff member can be legitimately fired.
China's proposed rules aim to improve pay, rest and working conditions for tens of millions of gig workers, but analysts warn that financial pressures, differing work arrangements and enforcement challenges could limit their impact.
The base, one of Canada's largest, is about 210 km east of Edmonton in Alberta.
Two Bangladeshis executed in Makkah on October 14 were included in a list of prisoners that Saudi Arabia had shared with the Bangladesh mission in the kingdom, but the list did not mention that they had been sentenced to death.
The government aims to lay the foundation stone of the new Secretariat at Agargaon in the capital’s Sher-e-Bangla Nagar on December 16, Victory Day, following a decision to relocate it from Abdul Gani Road.
Media personalities, legal analysts and civil society representatives demanded the repeal or amendment of repressive clauses in the draft “Cybersecurity Act, 2026”, warning that it seeks to criminalise fundamental rights, free speech and press freedom under the guise of curbing fake news.
The government is set to purchase 5,830 vehicles for Bangladesh Police at an estimated cost of Tk 6,609 crore to address a transport shortage that has left the country’s 639 police stations with fewer than two vehicles each on average.
The deadly fire at Tup Tup Resto & Resort in Inani has exposed the dangers of unapproved resorts mushrooming along Cox’s Bazar Marine Drive. Many of these so-called eco-resorts are built with combustible materials but have inadequate fire safety measures.
Bangladesh’s laws recognise a right to legal assistance for migrant workers abroad. But what happens when a worker is arrested and prosecuted under another country’s criminal laws? Who decides whether Bangladesh will help, and how?
The Editors’ Council yesterday said the amendment to the Cyber Security Act, 2026, must ensure effective measures against cybercrime and clear safeguards for independent journalism, disclosure of information in the public interest, lawful expression, and the professional independence of the media.
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman yesterday urged members of the armed forces to uphold the Constitution, laws, military regulations and humanitarian values while discharging their duties.
The month-long Amar Ekushey Book Fair, traditionally held in February to commemorate the Language Movement martyrs of 1952, will begin on January 7 next year and run until February 6.
Tesla’s second-generation Roadster wowed viewers with controlled jumps and midair flips, sparking humorous reactions from Filipino motorists while raising questions about its reservation costs, production timeline and road-use restrictions.
The Philippine Embassy in Paris is urging Filipino nationals in France to avoid protest areas and large gatherings amid widespread protests across the country on Saturday.
Residents of the 11 towns in this province will soon have access to free electric shuttle rides to the Capitol here, as the dry run of the point-to-point Libreng Sakay program begins.
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