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Governor Lalong: Why governors are holding back on financial autonomy for judiciary

Governor Lalong: Why governors are holding back on financial autonomy for judiciary
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Simon lalongJudicial staff union of nigeriaNational assemblyMembers of the national assemblyNigeria governor forumAllocation committeeJudicial staff unionநீதித்துறை ஊழியர்கள் தொழிற்சங்கம் ஆஃப் நைஜீரியாதேசிய சட்டசபைஉறுப்பினர்கள் ஆஃப் தி தேசிய சட்டசபைநைஜீரியா கவர்னர் மன்றம்ஒதுக்கீடு குழுநீதித்துறை ஊழியர்கள் தொழிற்சங்கம்

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Standard Entertainment - Entertainment News in Kenya
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Nairobi areaRift valleyMembers of the nakuru county assemblyMembers of the national assemblyExaminations councilFlynn effectNakuru county assemblyNational assemblyநைரோபி பரப்பளவுபிளவு பள்ளத்தாக்குஉறுப்பினர்கள் ஆஃப் தி தேசிய சட்டசபைதேர்வுகள் சபைஃப்லிந் விளைவுதேசிய சட்டசபை

Pakistan s IMF commitments may put a dampener on Imran Khan s election plans

Pakistan’s IMF commitments may put a dampener on Imran Khan’s election plans The prime minister has to choose between populist spending and belt-tightening. 2 hours ago Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has been coming under increasing pressure from within his own party to allow his lawmakers to increase spending ahead of elections. | Asif Hassan / AFP The Pakistan government now finds itself at the crossroads and whatever path it chooses, it will likely create history. The crossroads has been reached by the resumption of the International Monetary Fund programme, and the choice the country’s government faces is whether to proceed down the path of deficit reduction as committed to the Fund or chart a course with the coming elections in mind. The two cannot go hand in hand for very long because the first involves tightening the belt and the latter involves increased spending, so a choice has to be made.

Hafeez sheikhImran khanInternational monetary fundMembers of the national assemblyNational assemblyHammad azharRapid financing facilityஹபீஸ் ஷேக்இம்ரான் காந்சர்வதேச பண நிதிஉறுப்பினர்கள் ஆஃப் தி தேசிய சட்டசபைதேசிய சட்டசபைஹம்மட் அஜார்விரைவான நிதி வசதி

National Assembly: CONAC Edifies On Path Covered

National Assembly: CONAC Edifies On Path Covered Efforts made by the National Anti-Corruption Commission, best known by its French acronym CONAC, in the fight against the mismanagement of public funds since the creation of the institution have been presented to Members of the National Assembly. The Commission’s Chairperson, Rev. Dr. Dieudonné Massi Gams highlighted the strides registered thus far on April 8, 2021 during a special plenary chaired by the the National Integrity Education Programme (NIEP), and the Charter of the National Coalition Against Corruption (CNCAC). He noted that the Commission has been able to cumulatively recover FCFA 1,652 billion, 582 million, 958 thousand and 279 from 2011 to 2017. On what is done with the funds, he said the money is deposited into the public treasury either at the divisional or regional level and the receipt presented to CONAC. The fight against corruption in Cameroon, the Commission’s Chair noted, is real dynamic and co

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MNAs to challenge two ordinances

MNAs to challenge two ordinances President issued them to recover Rs1tr on account of taxes and power tariff hike Tax. PHOTO: FILE ISLAMABAD: Legislators of the opposition parties on Wednesday hinted at challenging two ordinances in the Supreme Court of Pakistan, which the president issued to recover around Rs1 trillion from the people on account of taxes and by increasing electricity prices. Members of the National Assembly termed the Tax Laws Second Amendment Ordinance and the Nepra Act Amendment Ordinance a violation of the spirit of the constitution. The debate took place in a meeting of the National Assembly Standing Committee on Finance that remained shy of giving recommendations to the government to withdraw these ordinances.

Rabbani kharFaizullah kamokaSyed naveed qamarArif alviAli pervezKamran afzalHina rabbani kharSupreme courtPm adviser on parliamentary affairs babar awanNational assemblyMembers of the national assemblyPakistan peoples partyNational electric power regulatory authority nepraNational assembly standing committee onTax laws second amendment ordinanceNepra act amendment ordinance