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Taking one for the team - Vimarsana News

Taking one for the team

In team sport, players often do whatever is necessary to win a game. A baseball batter, for instance, would sometimes not move out of the way quickly enough if a pitch is hurled towards them. If the p...

LMC, Gwengwe dial down Bridgin: Change of heart? - Vimarsana News

LMC, Gwengwe dial down Bridgin: Change of heart?

Both the State of the Nation Address (Sona) and the Budget Statement have not acknowledged the Bridgin funding, raising questions of whether government has had a change of heart on the deal. Two former Cabinet ministers have described this omission as strange and an “indication of lost confidence in the agreement”. But Finance Minister Sosten

Budget is stillborn, needs fresh start | The Nation Online - Vimarsana News

Budget is stillborn, needs fresh start | The Nation Online

When Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs Sosten Gwengwe tabled the proposed 2023/24 National Budget in Parliament, he was upbeat that based on the situation on the ground, the fiscal plan would deliver. The expectation was that the budget would help the country resuscitate its economy battling for life in the intensive care unit. Based

Consign NIS Unemployment Benefit into a Special Fund - Vimarsana News

Consign NIS Unemployment Benefit into a Special Fund

The content originally appeared on: The Barnacle News Joseph K. Roberts [ By J. K. Roberts ( Sound Public Policies Advocate ); Circulated on Wednesday, 22 M ...

Budget mismatch | The Nation Online - Vimarsana News

Budget mismatch | The Nation Online

On paper, the Tonse Alliance administration claims to have built its next fiscal plan on sacrifice, but the borrowing-dependent hikes to votes such as State Residences, Foreign Affairs and security agencies tell a different story. The increases in the budget currently under scrutiny in Parliament come even as allocations as percentages of total spending to