The Nigerian federal government has unveiled a major renewable energy investment framework alongside the deployment of 100 electric buses aimed at modernizing public transportation and reducing carbon emissions. These initiatives mark key steps in the country’s broader push toward sustainable infrastructure and green economic growth.

Retiring State House staff in Nigeria are among the first to benefit from President Tinubu’s newly approved gratuity scheme for federal civil servants. This initiative aims to provide financial support to government retirees.

Malaysia's Public Service chief stated that more time is needed to fully gauge the impact of the Work From Home (BDR) policy implemented for federal civil servants.

The Nigeria Labour Congress praises the FG’s new gratuity scheme, offering 100% of total annual emolument to retiring federal civil servants from 2026. Read More: https://punchng.com/nlc-applauds-fg-over-new-100-gratuity-scheme/

Pakistan and Japan have signed a $2.2 million grant agreement aimed at strengthening civil servants' training. The agreement will provide scholarships for 17 federal civil servants to pursue postgraduate studies in Japan.

The Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation (HCSF) has issued a clarification regarding reports about the approval of a 40 percent peculiar allowance for federal civil servants.

Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt plans to introduce higher entry salaries for all German federal civil servants, a reform estimated to cost billions of euros.

FEC approves new gratuity scheme for retiring federal civil servants  The Guardian Nigeria News

The implementation of a Work From Home policy for federal civil servants in Malaysia has resulted in significant savings, including four million litres of petrol and RM7.3 million in subsidies over three months.

The Nigerian Federal Government has officially approved a 40% peculiar allowance for federal civil servants, a decision made after intense pressure and threats of industrial action from organized labor.

Federal civil servants in Nigeria have issued a strike ultimatum, demanding immediate government action regarding the delayed implementation of their 40% peculiar allowance.