Taco Bueno Launches “Chimis for Change” Campaign to Support Survivors of Domestic Violence
20 Oct
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Taco Bueno Launches “Chimis for Change” Campaign to Support Survivors of Domestic Violence

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October 20-24, 100% donation of Cheesecake Chimi profits benefit programs to provide support Dallas, TX  (RestaurantNews.com) Good Taco is turning a sweet treat into something even sweeter with its upcoming “Chimis for Change” campaign in support of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October. From October 20 through 24100% of profits from the brand’s Cheesecake Chimis will be donated to support survivors of domestic violence in Texas and Oklahoma. Guests can enjoy the dessert with two limited-time sauces – Chocolate and Raspberry– making it a delicious way to support an excellent cause. This giveback effort is part of Tacos with a PurposeTaco Bueno’s ongoing campaign to raise awareness and provide meaningful support for survivors. Since launching last year, the program has raised $560,329 to benefit two nonprofit partners: The Family Place in Texas and Palomar in Oklahoma....
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Pop Mart launches first overseas Pop Land pop-up at Bugis+ with exclusive merchandise, Lifestyle News
20 Oct
Lifestyle

Pop Mart launches first overseas Pop Land pop-up at Bugis+ with exclusive merchandise, Lifestyle News

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Lifestyle Pop Mart lovers who have always dreamed of visiting Pop Land Beijing but have never had the chance to can now experience a slice of it in Singapore. Pop Land makes its first overseas debut in Singapore from Oct 15 to 26 with an exclusive pop-up activation at Bugis+ level two atrium, shared an announcement on Capitaland Group's website. Visitors can look forward to their favourite characters like Mokoko, Crybaby, Labubu, Sweet Bean, Twinkle Twinkle, Molly, Skullpanda and Dimoo. There is also the opportunity to buy exclusive Mokoko and Pop Land merchandise at the pop-up. Apart from Bugis+, Plaza Singapura is another Capitaland Mall that is jumping on the Pop Mart hype, and visitors can take pictures at the Sweet Bean and Mokoko photo spots stationed there. To redeem exclusive Pop Land sticker sets, fans can also join a...
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NASENI launches ₦250m innovation challenge for youth
10 Sep
Science & Technology

NASENI launches ₦250m innovation challenge for youth

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Nigeria’s National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) has launched a ₦250 million innovation challenge aimed at supporting young inventors with funding, mentorship and access to technology hubs. The InnovateNaija Challenge, to be unveiled on Thursday, September 4, at the GITEX Nigeria technology fair in Lagos, is designed to identify breakthrough ideas in science, engineering and manufacturing. The programme is supported by AfriLabs and the Presidency, with organisers describing it as Nigeria’s largest youth-focused innovation competition. The challenge will run for three months and will feature two phases. In the first stage, one innovator will be selected from each of Nigeria’s 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory, making a total of 37. Each of these innovators will receive ₦2.5 million in grants. From this pool, the top 15 will qualify for the national finals scheduled to...
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AU launches $50m initiative to support researchers
12 Aug
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AU launches $50m initiative to support researchers

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In a bid to create a sustainable ecosystem fostering the Agenda 2063 of “Africa We Want,” the African Union Commission (AUC), in collaboration with the African Capacity Building Foundation (ACBF) and AUDA-NEPAD, is calling for strong consortia proposals under its initiative, the Africa Think Tank Platform (ATTP). The transformative initiative, generously funded with $50 million from the World Bank, is expected to elevate African think tanks to become the architects of “cross-border development policy,” according to a press release signed by Fatou Diouf, Head of Communications and Influencing, ACBF. The think tanks are expected to apply as 3–5-member consortia with strong proposals to pursue policy-relevant research across the six thematic areas of the African Union. Successful applicants will receive a $10 million multi-year grant for two and a half years to support programs aligned with the aspirations of...
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