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Tobacco industry pays peanuts to govt Islamabad April 25, 2021 Islamabad : The multinational tobacco industry in Pakistan has been earning millions of rupees annually through the sale of cigarettes and other related products but was paying peanuts to the government in taxes. This is revealed in a research study, “Illicit Trade in Tobacco: A Dossier on Contributing Factors and its Global Implications,” that was conducted by the Center for Global and Strategic Studies [CGSS] to expose the c...

Tobacco companies accused of tax evasion National April 20, 2021 Islamabad: The multinational tobacco companies have been trying to evade millions of rupees in taxes under a pretext of exaggerated illicit trade of the product in the country, reveals a study. The Center for Global and Strategic Studies [CGSS] has conducted a research study, “Illicit Trade in Tobacco: A Dossier on Contributing Factors and its Global Implications,” to expose the connection between the alleged illicit trade a...

Tax evasion under exaggerated numbers of illicit trade Islamabad April 20, 2021 Islamabad : The multinational tobacco companies have been trying to evade millions of rupees in taxes under a pretext of exaggerated illicit trade of the product in the country, reveals a study. The Center for Global and Strategic Studies [CGSS] has conducted a research study, "Illicit Trade in Tobacco: A Dossier on Contributing Factors and its Global Implications," to expose the connection between the alleged ill...

Kidney Patients And Docs Ask Congress To Expand Research And Innovation Amidst COVID-19, Largest American Kidney Organizations Back Strategic Funding for NIH and KidneyX News provided by Share this article Share this article WASHINGTON, April 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The American Association of Kidney Patients (AAKP), the largest kidney patient organization in America, partnered with the American Society of Nephrology (ASN), the worlds largest renal professional organization, to host their 9 th...

By The World Health Organization In a busy intensive care unit in Eka Kotebe General Hospital, Addis Ababa, Dr Samuel Getnet, 28, a newly-recruited young and energetic physician anxiously monitors the mechanical ventilators, an indispensable form of life support for COVID-19 patients with respiratory distress. “I never thought my professional journey would bring me to the place where I’m today—at the center of COVID-19 pandemic management team—treating and caring for the most severely ...

Ethiopian Business and Lifestyle

Ethiopian Business and Lifestyle

Ethiopian Business and Lifestyle