Evidence that things are getting better 2026-10-03

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Rwanda: Why Govt Is Pushing for More Certified Internal Auditors

On value for money, 79 per cent of public entities received an unqualified conclusion, up from 66 per cent the previous year. Unlawful expenditure declined from Rwf2.04 billion in 2024 to Rwf600 million in 2025, while preventive audit recovery stood at Rwf1.47 billion. ALSO READ: Modern internal audit: From watchdog to strategic partner However, only 65 per

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Cities

Vande Bharat crosses Chenab, Anji bridges at 100 kmph as Katra-Banihal train speed limit raised

The 111-km Katra-Banihal section is a crucial and technically challenging component of the USBRL project, which is aimed at providing seamless rail connectivity between the Kashmir Valley and the rest of the country. The Railway Ministry approved the enhancement in the maximum permissible speed to 100 kmph after all prescribed safety conditions were complied

Energy

Energize Denver lawsuit allowed to proceed in federal court

said the landlord groups, which include the Colorado Hotel and Lodging Association and Commercial Real Estate Development Association. Denver's Office of Climate Action, Sustainability and Resiliency declined to comment but released new figures on Energize Denver compliance. Forty-seven percent of large buildings — those bigger than 25,000 square feet — alre

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