Divya Kumar is a Higher Education Reporter at Tampa Bay Times. She covers a range of topics related to higher education, including social issues and regional interests, with a focus on academia in Florida and the impact of figures like Ron DeSantis. Divya's work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News, Miami Herald, and the Finger Lakes Times.
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Divya Kumar's articles predominantly focus on local government, politics, and education in the United States with a specific emphasis on Florida and St Petersburg. Given her coverage attributes and article titles, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to local government announcements or legal policy regulations within Florida universities or educational institutions.
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Additionally, given her focus on specific universities such as University of South Florida and University of Tampa, providing exclusive information about these institutions could also capture her interest.
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The new phase will take Tampa's bike lanes out to East Tampa. By Divya Kumar Times staff
The Tampa Riverwalk expansion is moving forward. But the plan to use $10 million from a fund meant to support West Tampa is getting pushback from some critics.
The project, which could cost up to $80 million, is also expected to include affordable housing.
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By: Sharon Kennedy Wynne, Colbi Edmonds, Kumar
Tampa's signature pirate event got off to a chilly start, but things warmed up as the day and parties progressed.
By: Divya Kumar
The strategy for implementation of the pilot Gold International Fast Transfer (G.I.F.T.) system, the new gold transfer platform created by SML Gold, was presented and discussed at a high-profile, closed-door conference in Abu Dhabi recently. Among the participants were representatives from Cybastion Institute of Technology, the US-based tech company specialising in providing cybersecurity and digital infrastructure solutions for African nations, which has been instrumental in putting together the platform. “We are the enabler of G.I.F.T. – we've worked on its design and architecture, and then on operationalising and putting it into concrete form,” says André Biyong, Senior Vice President of Operations, Cybastion Institute of Technology. “Going forward, we will be the one implementing and maintaining the overall backbone of the system.”
African dignitaries, international financial experts, and representatives from an American cybertechnology firm recently attended a closed-door conference in the UAE to discuss the development and impact of a ground-breaking new technology platform for gold transfer pioneered by Dubai-based SML Gold.Named Gold International Fast Transfer (G.I.F.T.), this technology aims to restructure and revolutionise the way precious metals such as gold are exchanged globally. It has the potential to transform not just the gold industry, but also the economic systems of countries rich in such resources.
A new mobile clinic offers virtual healthcare By Divya Kumar Times staff
The vote came after two former employees of the city’s Mobility Department said they faced hostile conditions.
Residents raise concerns over maintanence issues.
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