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The National Lotteries Control Board (NLCB) has confirmed the ‘soft launch’ of “Sunday Gaming” from February 8th, 2026, but maintains that “agent participation is voluntary.” The NLCB explained that Sunday gaming already forms part of the local entertainment landscape, with casinos in T&T open on Sundays. It added that the initiative extends regulated gaming services into an additional day, while maintaining strong oversight, integrity and responsible gaming standards. Unlike mandatory rollouts,

12K views · 528 reactions | François-Philippe Champagne , Minister of Finance and National Revenue, explained how the 2025 Federal Budget aims to attract talent to Canada, in turn strengthening our businesses to grow the economy. The International Talent Attraction Strategy and Action Plan proposes up to $1.7B to attract high-quality talent and researchers. #cndpoli #budget2025 | Greater Vancouver Board of Trade | Facebook

5.1K views · 78 reactions | Laikipia Sex-For-Jobs Scandal Laikipia County Revenue Board is on the spot after some officials were accused of demanding sexual favours and bribes from potential employees seeking to be hired as revenue collectors. #NTVTonight | NTV Kenya | Facebook

Advocate Mirza A. Rahim (ITP, National Revenue Board) explains how TallyPrime supports his workflow and brings greater efficiency to his day-to-day operations. #tallyprime #EverythingTallies #BusinessManagement #businessowner #UpgradeNow #testimonial #tallysolutions | Tally Solutions Bangladesh

3.5K views · 38 reactions | Amid revenue challenges, National Insurance Board inspectors hit the streets today, targeting "non-compliant employers" to go after unpaid NIB contributions. NIB Director Tami Francis says they are paying more in benefits than they are receiving in contributions. It prompted NIB to launch the Compliance Performance and Recovery (CPR) initiative. | The Official Nassau Guardian Ltd. (1844) | Facebook