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Share Associate Professor and former Head of Department of History, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife, Osun State, Adetunji Ogunyemi, speaks to DARE ADEKANMBI on the inherent weaknesses of the presidential system of government in Nigeria and the debilities which have made President Muhammadu Buhari a nepotistic leader, among other issues.   Democracy came under a severe test early in the month in the United States last month when a riotous mob loyal to the then outgoing now [former] President Donald Trump. What lessons do you think the political class in Nigeria should draw from the US inc...

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Maurice Info Search Les membres du Cabinet pour la dernière fois en 2020 ont pris note des changements qui seront émis par la NLTA, la mise sur place d’un National COVID-19 Vaccination Programme Fund”, de la situation actuelle liée à la pandémie du Coronavirus. le prix de sucre pour la récolte 2020 ainsi que la levée des restrictions de Mahebourg Waterfront à Pointe Jérôme entre autres. 1. Cabinet has agreed to the National Land Transport Authority: (a) extending the timeframe for new licencees to implement their Public Service Vehicle Licence for contract buses up to 30 June...

Tax audits are always stressful for business. It doesn't matter if the audit is announced or unannounced, but it still causes the taxpayer negative emotions and concerns about its results. Before approaching a protection strategy, it is essential to decide on the taxpayer's result from such defense. For the protection tactics to be effective, it is necessary to understand that it will most likely not be possible to avoid the tax audit act, because one of the main functions of the STS authorities is to replenish the budget, and just like that, the auditor will not come to check. Therefore, the...

By Dr R Neerunjun Gopee Among the decisions taken by Cabinet during its meeting on Friday 18 th are those about the ongoing Covid problem. It was to be expected that in light of the advent of vaccines that have been announced in the UK and the US, there would be some local development in this regard. In fact, we learn that ‘Cabinet has agreed to the setting up of a Special Fund to finance the National Covid-19 Vaccination Programme in the Republic of Mauritius. The Special Fund would be set up, under the Finance and Audit Act to mobilise and manage the funds required for implementing the Pr...