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Which party is most educated? Here are the qualifications held by SA's political leaders - Vimarsana News

Which party is most educated? Here are the qualifications held by SA's political leaders

The Citizen takes a look at the top three leaders of South Africa's major parties to assess their qualifications.

Only time in U.S. history the national debt was $0 - Vimarsana News

Only time in U.S. history the national debt was $0

Jan. 8 marks a pivotal anniversary date for America. It marks the only time in U.S. history the national debt stood at zero: in the year 1835. It was President Andrew Jackson that led the charge to bring the national debt to $0. How did he do it? Get the hottest, most important news stories…

Source: wnd.com
UAE government adopts proactive approach to meet the requirements of the development march: Mohammed bin Rashid - Vimarsana News

UAE government adopts proactive approach to meet the requirements of the development march: Mohammed bin Rashid

- UAE government adopts proactive approach to meet the requirements of the development march: Mohammed bin RashidHis Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, affirmed that the UAE gov

UAE announces plans to become the world's most active economy - Vimarsana News

UAE announces plans to become the world's most active economy

The UAE is one of the best countries in the world to live in and it soons aims to be the world's most active economy...  

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Carbon taxes are a perversion of free-market economic theory - Vimarsana News

Carbon taxes are a perversion of free-market economic theory

There would be no political carbon tax crisis today if economists hadn't endorsed it as a principled market mechanism. Read Corcoran here.