A delegation from the Southeast Nebraska Development District spoke to the Gage County Board of Supervisors at its Tuesday meeting to update the board on building and broadband projects in the district. Tom Bliss, executive director of SENDD, said the district was able to raise $6.12 million from grants or other activities to help communities in Gage County complete projects. Oliver Borchers-Williams, the district's director of broadband, then told the board about $405 million of grants that will be distributed for broadband equity access and deployment efforts. Board Chairman Erich Tiemann praised SENDD as "the only development district early on that had a broadband team" and for all its work in the district. The county is working with the city to hopefully do it on Wednesday, when the courthouse would be closed for Juneteenth.

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A Union Pacific Railroad train spilled a synthetic rubber substance into a southeast Nebraska creek Tuesday when it derailed near the Cass County-Otoe County line. One of the cars was loaded with polyisobutylene, a synthetic rubber, that ended up leaking into Wolf Creek, according to a spokeswoman for Union Pacific. Union Pacific told Sorenson the derailment is believed to have been caused by thermal misalignment, which occurs when the heat causes the rails to expand and push out of alignment. Hazardous materials crews from Union Pacific are managing the cleanup. Also responding to the scene were firefighters from Nehawka and Nebraska City, Cass County Emergency Management and Otoe County Emergency Management.

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THE Hawks in Mpumalanga have arrested a truck driver caught swapping discarded coal. According to a statement released by Eskom, its Security Investigations Tactical Team spotted the truck, loaded with coal, entering a coal yard and after approximately an hour, it headed to Arnot Power Station, where it queued to offload the coal. "The Eskom Group Security Investigations team checked and discovered that the coal, due to be offloaded, was discarded coal containing stones which confirmed the suspected coal swapping witnessed earlier at the Middleburg coal yard. Eskom's Acting General Manager for Security, Botse Sikhwitshi, praised collaborative efforts of the Hawks and the Eskom team. Sikhwitshi said Eskom will continue to work with law enforcement agencies to ensure that illegal coal yards are shut down.

Leg spinner Zampa picked up where he left off in last weekend's win over reigning champions England and helped dismiss the Namibians for 72 from just 17 overs, the lowest tally Australia has conceded in T20 internationals. Namibia captain Gerhard Erasmus top-scored for the Africans with a hard-fought innings of 36 before he miscued a Marcus Stoinis delivery to Glenn Maxwell at midwicket. "Just trying to do my thing, mate," said Zampa, the Player of the Match. "We're happy, it's the first step in trying to take the trophy home but a long way to go." Australia's final Group B match is against Scotland in St Lucia on Saturday, while Namibia remain in Antigua to take on England earlier the same day.

Nobel Prize-winning Grameen Telecom Chairman Muhammad Yunus, who has been charged with embezzlement and laundering of money, has said this trial is a tactic to harass him. “I don’t know; since when have I been associated with money embezzlement, money laundering, and fraud. “It is very humiliating to see an innocent citizen of a country confined within an iron cage during a hearing. “We were all inside the iron cage today. Yunus shared the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006 with Grameen Bank for their efforts in alleviating poverty in Bangladesh through microcredit.

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By Seyi Babalola and Rita Okoye, LagosNigerian singer David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has announced his upcoming wedding to his partner, Chioma Rowland. Daily Sun had earlier reported that the singer and chef Chioma are planning a traditional wedding in Lagos on June 25, 2024. Shortly after, Davido proposed to Chioma, solidifying their commitment. Davido and Chioma have been a beloved couple in Nigeria, with their relationship followed closely by fans. Their upcoming wedding is sure to be a major event, uniting their families and fans in celebration.

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CHATTOGRAM, June 12, 2024 (BSS) - Land Minister Narayon Chandra Chanda today said the government has planned to introduce ‘one person, one khatian (record of rights), one map’ system in land management. The land minister made the remarks while speaking at a discussion titled 'Smart Bangladesh: Smart Land Service and Land Management Perspective' organised on the occasion of Land Service Week 2024 at Gymnasium Hall in Chattogram this morning. After his speech, the land minister distributed prizes among the school students who won the quiz competition organised on the occasion of Land Service Week. On the occasion of Land Service Week, a total of 10 land service stalls have been set up on the Gymnasium premises. The Land Service Week 2024, which began on June 8, 2024, will end on June 14, 2024.

The gap between Scheffler and everyone else in the world ranking is at a margin not seen since the peak years of Tiger Woods. “That’s all he’s been doing, and hats off to him for being so consistent and playing at such a high level for such a long time.”For Scheffler, it all goes back to the hats. So when I’m back there working out, I remind myself that just because I got to where I am now, it wasn't just because it happened. 2 figures to be the real target this week for Scheffler and everyone else. Before departing, Rahm joined the chorus of players amazed at Scheffler's level of play.

DHAKA, June 12, 2024 (BSS) -Visiting Chief of Defence Staff of the Rwanda Defence Force MK Mubarakh today paid a courtesy call on Bangladesh Army Chief General SM Shafiuddin Ahmed at the Dhaka Cantonment. General Shafiuddin thanked his Rwanda counterpart Mubarrakh for visiting Dhaka and also paying the courtesy call on him. Earlier, the Rwanda defence force chief placed a wreath at Shikha Anirban (the Eternal Flame) at Dhaka Cantonment. Later, a smart contingent of the armed forces gave Rwanda army chief a 'guard of honour' at Senakunja, where he planted a sapling. During the visit, he will visit the National Defence College in Mirpur Cantonment, the Bangabandhu Military Museum, the Bangladesh Machine Tools Factory in Rajendrapur Cantonment, the Bangladesh Institute of Peace Support Operations Training, and Cox's Bazar, the release added.

General Daily Insight for June 12, 2024 Everything will probably require a bit more effort today. Nothing is clear now as mental Mercury in your communication sector squares Saturn in your subconscious sector, making it only too easy to miss the bigger picture. Taurus April 20 – May 20 The way you spend your current time and energy isn’t going to be straightforward. Cancer June 21 – July 22 Everywhere you look, things are cordoned off with red tape, blocking your way. Libra September 23 – October 22 Your mind can travel far, but your body will be stuck in more immediate realities.

“At this stage, there's nothing conclusive as negotiations are still underway. However, we can confirm that engagements are characterised by unity,” Ivan said. He emphasised that he'd be the only one speaking on the negotiations after consulting with the leadership collective. ANC national officials have also been interviewing the final ANC premiers and premier candidates, which will be unveiled this week. Forward with democracy."