The Ministry of Finance edged over the other 20 ministries in a performance report released by Public Service Performance Management and Monitoring Unit (PSPMMU)The Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries was ranked the worst performing out of the 21 ministriesHowever, no ministry or state department performed over par, with the National Treasury only achieving the "good" score, far from the "excellent” or “very good”PAY ATTENTION: Help us change more lives, join TUKO.

'Moon Knight' Could Break Disney's Streak of PG-13 Content — Here's WhyBy Kori WilliamsPublished Jan. 18 2022, 2:17 p.m. ET Source: Disney PlusOver the course of Disney Plus's lifetime, we've gotten a few great Marvel shows, and we're ready for a new one. This time, the main character has yet to grace the MCU, which could give way to a whole new set of conflicts and storylines. We're being introduced to Moon Knight, and the trailer has just been released.

Video games will continue to be a touchpoint for children to become familiar with teams and athletes, and McCrindle suggests that collectibles, both physical and digital, are popular with the Alphas. Knesaurek said the NHL is considering a kid-friendly, digital trading card initiative as part of a future kids club program, seemingly a far cry from the NBA’s adult-oriented, blockchain-backed Top Shot program. Morning Consult’s survey consisted of 2,036 parents, including 629 parents with children born after 2013 (Alphas), 1,023 parents with children born from 1997-2012 (Gen Zers) and 754 parents with children born before 1997.

Dua Lipa's Relationship History: A Look at the Singer's Love LifeDua Lipa has had some long-standing public relationships with other celebs. She started dating someone new in 2024. By Callie (Carlos) CadornigaApr. 15 2024, Published 11:39 a.m. ET Source: Getty ImagesBy 2024, award-winning singer Dua Lipa has had more than a decade of success within the music industry. Though she debuted as a musician in 2013, she rose to fame in 2017 with her debut album that features hits like "

One Thursday morning in April 2003, Dr. Said Hakki woke up in his Tampa, Florida, home and drove to the hospital where he had worked for years to perform a routine prostate surgery. After scrubbing out, he drove to the airport, caught a flight to Washington, D.C and then another to Baghdad, the hometown he hadn’t seen in 20 years. “It went back centuries — not decades,” Dr. Hakki says of his first impressions.