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THE process to elect the Yang di-Pertuan Agong through a constitutionally mandated process is exceptionally distinct and one of the most unique in the world.

  Thousands of constables who were recently recruited into the Nigeria Police Force are grumbling over the non-payment of their salaries for the past seven months.   In May, SaharaReporters reported how the recruits who passed out of the police training institutions on December 29, 2022, had not been paid for months despite resuming at their duty posts across the country.   Two days after the report, the Police Service Commission (PSC) through its spokesperson, Ikechukwu Ani said the salary p...

Danuta Radzik, a citizen with an established history of rights advocacy since the 1970s, has moved to the High Court, challenging the legality of two serving members of the Environmental Assessment Board (EAB): Dr. Mahendar Sharma and Mr. Joslyn McKenzie, in relation to their involvement in deliberating and deciding on appeals against the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) exemption of the government's 300 megawatt (MW) Power Plant for the Gas to Shore Project from an Environmenta...

The greatness of Parliament will be determined by the manner in which their occupants discharge their constitutional obligations

The advance tax is exempted to tractors or trailers used for agricultural purposes. Private cars are not included in new rate unless being used for business.

The advance tax is exempted to tractors or trailers used for agricultural purposes. Private cars are not included in new rate unless being used for business.

The advance tax is exempted to tractors or trailers used for agricultural purposes. Private cars are not included in new rate unless being used for business.

The governor-elect describes the process of the assets declaration as 'seamless'.

The proposed amendments to Uganda's tax law targeting the digital sector, will further burden already distressed consumers.

The words of the oaths were arrived at after considerable discussions in the Constituent Assembly. At one point, United Provinces member Mahavir Tyagi even thundered at Dr BR Ambedkar that 'grammar should not stand in the way of God'.