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Dr Sir Sam Esson Jonah, the Chancellor, University of Cape Coast (UCC), has cautioned against draconian measures and policies in the country’s quest to revive the economy. “It is crucial that we take decisions with empathy and keen understanding of the impact of our action on the lives of our…

LEGISLATORS have asked Finance minister Mthuli Ncube to urgently address the issue of their accommodation in Harare to allow them to complete crafting outstandi...

In the National Assembly yesterday, Kambuzuma legislator Willias Madzimure said it would be impossible to complete crafting of the Bills when the House is empty with no legislators present.

An Australian think tank is urging democratic nations to “step up” their game in technological innovation and strategic ...

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<li class="spanHeading"><span>Consequential Rule amendments will be introduced to reflect changes in Mainland China regulations announced by the CSRC on </span><span>17 February 2023</span></li>
<li class="spanHeading"><span>Other Rule amendments are proposed to align the requirements for PRC issuers<span>1</span> with those for other issuers</span></li>
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The history of civilisations throughout the world has been a testament of wars and infighting to conquer other cultures and re-invoke the spirit of national

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MONROVIA – The President Pro-Tempore of The Liberian Senate, Senator Albert Chie, has expressed strong opposition to interfering with Liberia’s democratic space and has called for the protection of the Constitution against all enemies – foreign and d

MONROVIA – The President Pro-Tempore of The Liberian Senate, Senator Albert Chie, has expressed strong opposition to interfering with Liberia’s democratic space and has called for the protection of the Constitution against all enemies – foreign and d

The organisations are being allowed to operate under strict guidelines and timeframes.