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Martin van Staden writes NHI is intended to completely (if not immediately, then gradually) destroy private healthcare sector in SA

Organised business in South Africa continues to engage with the South African government as if both parties were fundamentally bona fide. The reality is that this government is not open to dissuasion from its bad ideas. This is as true for the NHI as it is for other policy proposals. The sooner business realises it is dealing with a bad actor, the better.

Vietnam’s fishing industry has made strides in addressing some of the EU’s concerns over IUU; however, there’s still work to be done.

KLA, the exclusive partner for YouGov in the sub-Saharan region, is proud to unveil the latest findings of the third edition of the Quarterly Buzz...

In response to the escalating demand for water in Khyber Pakthunkhwa, the water tanker mafia thrives in the province

Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu stressed that the mainland has high hopes for Hong Kong to usher in quality financial development and the c...

Wallis Wang Hong Kong should continue to open up to the world and serve as an "adapter" for China amid deglobalization, liaison office direc...

A state-of-the-art software developed by the Commonwealth Secretariat has been rolled out in St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) to transform how the country manages its public debt portfolio of US $2.2 billion. SVG is the last sovereign state of the Eastern Caribbean Economic and Currency Union (ECCU) to adopt the software, known as Commonwealth Meridian, within its national infrastructure. The process started with a workshop, co-organised by the Commonwealth …

A state-of-the-art software developed by the Commonwealth Secretariat has been rolled out in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines to transform how the country manages its public debt portfolio of US $2.2 billion.

A bitter legal battle could take between £200,000 and £400,000 out of the Green Party's election war chest.