Nigeria’s external reserves hit 17-year high of $50.12bn Pienaar backs Bafana Bafana to stun Mexico 2-0 in World Cup opener Cooking gas prices soar to N2,500/kg, threatening Nigeria’s clean energy push Naira strengthens against dollar as reserves hit $50.12 billion Police arrest seven bandits over killing of three FRSC officers in Kebbi Bandits kidnap 50 elders during peace meeting in Zamfara Banks must cut terror funding, army chief tells financial sector University of Ibadan graduate credits school daddy for academic turnaround ADC and Aregbesola seek judge’s withdrawal from party chair suit Divock Origi retires from football at 31 after Milan exit Nigeria’s external reserves hit 17-year high of $50.12bn Pienaar backs Bafana Bafana to stun Mexico 2-0 in World Cup opener Cooking gas prices soar to N2,500/kg, threatening Nigeria’s clean energy push Naira strengthens against dollar as reserves hit $50.12 billion Police arrest seven bandits over killing of three FRSC officers in Kebbi Bandits kidnap 50 elders during peace meeting in Zamfara Banks must cut terror funding, army chief tells financial sector University of Ibadan graduate credits school daddy for academic turnaround ADC and Aregbesola seek judge’s withdrawal from party chair suit Divock Origi retires from football at 31 after Milan exit

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World Apr 2, 2023

Italy Introduces Legislation to Fine Those Who Use English Words in Official Communications

Italy introduces new legislation that could fine the use of English and other foreign words in official communications up to €100,000 ($108,705). Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's Brothers of Italy party is spearheading the campaign to preserve Italian language and culture. The proposed law requires anyone holding public office to have written and oral knowledge of Italian and prohibits the use of English in official documentation. The legislation is yet to go up for parliamentary debate.