New Zealand Is Set To Ban Foreigners Buying Homes After Super-Rich Trend Of Creating Luxury Doomsday Bunkers Pushes Property Prices Up

Matt Lauer, disgraced NBC host, bought a long-term lease to the 16,000-acre property in February 2017 which stretches from the mountains down to the shores of Lake Hawaea and Lake Wanaka on the country's south island (pictured)

●Rich expats making doomsday bunkers 'increased New Zealand home prices' ●So the government is now set to ban foreigners from buying homes ●It comes after purchases by Peter Thiel and former NBC host Matt Lauer

New Zealand is set to ban foreigners buying homes after a spate of millionaires creating luxury doomsday bunkers has apparently pushed property prices up for local buyers.

New Zealand (pictured) is set to ban foreigners buying homes after a spate of millionaires creating luxury doomsday bunkers has apparently pushed property prices up for local buyers

Billionaire’s Huge Nigerian Oil Refinery Likely Delayed Until 2022 — Sources

Oil refinery under construction - File photo

A huge oil refinery being built in Nigeria by Africa's richest man is unlikely to start production until 2022, two years later than the target date, sources with direct knowledge of the matter said.

Calls For Urgent Law Change To Stop Romanian Online Doctor Sites Selling ‘Powerful’ Drugs To UK Customers

The Care Quality Commission has warned that an urgent change in the law is needed to clamp down on foreign-based online doctor sites 

●England's health care regulator wants action over powerful and addictive drugs ●Loophole means sites avoid regulation by contracting Romanians and Bulgarians ●One, UK Meds, is promoted by celebrity doctor Christian Jessen, who has presented Channel 4 programmes

An urgent change in the law is needed to clamp down on foreign-based online doctor sites that sell prescription-only drugs, the Care Quality Commission is warning.

2-IN-1 STORY: NYSC Declares Three-Day Mourning For Death Of Nine Corps

NYSC Members

National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has declared three-days to mourn the death of nine corps members who drowned on Saturday.