‘I’m being made redundant and Scottish Power still won’t give me my £254 credit’
Has a company treated you unfairly? Our consumer champion, Sally Hamilton, is here to help
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Has a company treated you unfairly? Our consumer champion, Sally Hamilton, is here to help. For how to contact her click here.
Dear Sally,
I held an account with Extra Energy for the supply of gas and electricity for a property I owned. Extra Energy went into administration on November 19 2018, which happened to be the day I sold my property. I was told that responsibility for the account had been handed to Scottish Power and Extra Energy’s receivers, PwC.
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May 9, 2021
PUTRAJAYA (BERNAMA) – The government’s decision to allow 38 types of businesses, including non-essentials, to operate during the implementation of the Movement Control Order (MCO) is to ensure business continuity and prevent more job losses, said Malaysia’s Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Minister Alexander Nanta Linggi.
He said although some businesses were non-essentials but they should be allowed to continue operating so that their employees get wages or salaries to ensure their livelihood.
“Although a furniture shop is not essential but if we don’t allow it to operate it will affect the business and indirectly affect the fate of its employees, especially when we are about to celebrate Aidilfitri.
For the past decade, four distinct entities have been working together as one authority – the Malta Competition and Consumer Affairs Authority (MCCAA). Over these years, these independent entities have coalesced into an authority that provides focused interventions through a shared vision with the consumer at its centre. I take this special occasion to recognise their invaluable work.
Intensified consumer focus
The Office for Consumer Affairs directs its efforts at the promotion of consumer interests. It is the first port of call on matters impacting individual consumers and dedicates a substantial part of its effort to raising knowledge and awareness of the vast body of law protecting consumers.
UBRadio Strategically Poised to Raise University of Botswana Profile Internationally
It s not a secret anymore. University of Botswana has a radio station. You just have to log on to www.ubradio.co.bw or download a mobile phone application to enjoy a bouquet of “hot topics” and music of all genres and ages.
It is an exciting addition to the broadcasting industry not only in Botswana but the rest of the world as its online presence makes it accessible anywhere around the globe, thereby strategically poised to raise the profile of the University of Botswana internationally.
“This is phenomenal growth in the media sector. It’s not about being behind the microphone as a broadcaster, it’s bringing business, it’s nurturing talent, it’s developing skills,” said Deputy Permanent Secretary for Information and Broadcasting Services, Mr Oshinka Tsiang, at the official launch of the online radio on May 6. 2021.