Tag: subsidy
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Foreigners Barred from Subsidised Cooking Oil from March 1
Overview Malaysia will implement regulations prohibiting the sale of subsidised packaged cooking oil to foreigners, with the rules set to take effect starting March 1. The move, announced by Minister Datuk Seri Armizan Mohd Ali, aims to safeguard local access to essential goods amid concerns about supply and pricing in the market. What the Regulation…
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NUST Refunds Registration Fees as Government Subsidy Starts
NUST Announces Refund of Registration Fees as Subsidy Begins The Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) has announced a timely move to refund eligible students who had already paid their registration fees. The decision comes as the government rolls out its subsidy for tertiary education, ensuring financial relief for students who prepared for the…
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NUST to Refund Registration Fees as Government-Subsidised Tertiary Education Begins
NUST Announces Refunds for Early Registration Payments as Subsidy Takes Effect The Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) announced a timely update for students who had already paid their registration fees in anticipation of government-subsidised tertiary education. As the subsidy rollout begins, the university confirmed that eligible students who had settled registration costs will…
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Wegovy subsidised in Australia: equity drive behind health minister’s decision
Australia moves to subsidise Wegovy amid equity concerns In a landmark shift for Australian healthcare, the federal government announced that Wegovy, the popular weight-loss medication, will be subsidised. The decision, framed by health officials as an equity measure, aims to improve access to a treatment that has offered meaningful results for many with obesity and…
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Wegovy Subsidised in Australia: Government Flags Equity in Weight-Loss Care
Australia moves to subsidise Wegovy amid equity concerns The federal government has announced that Wegovy, the popular obesity and weight management medication, will be subsidised for eligible Australians. Health officials say the decision is rooted in equity: enabling more people who meet specific medical criteria to access an effective treatment, even as the plan raises…
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REA to Begin Subsidising Internal Wiring as Rural Electrification Expands
Government-led push to extend electricity access reaches household wiring The Rural Energy Agency (REA) has unveiled a new subsidy programme aimed at subsidising household electrical wiring as part of Tanzania’s broader rural electrification drive. The initiative, announced in Dodoma, is designed to reduce the upfront costs for rural households seeking connection and to accelerate progress…
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REA Subsidises Wiring to Accelerate Rural Electrification
Overview: A new push for rural electrification The government, through the Rural Energy Agency (REA), has rolled out a subsidy programme aimed at supporting household electrical wiring as part of the ongoing rural electrification effort across Tanzania. The announcement, made in Dodoma yesterday during the official rollout, signals a shift from merely extending power lines…