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Illovo demanding half a billion from Simama - Vimarsana News

Illovo demanding half a billion from Simama

Simama Illovo Sugar Malawi is demanding close to half a billion Malawi Kwacha from Simama General Dealers which is led by businessperson Bishop Abraham

Pakistan imports 2200 luxury vehicles despite strict foreign exchange control: Report - Vimarsana News

Pakistan imports 2200 luxury vehicles despite strict foreign exchange control: Report

Pakistan has permitted the import of 2200 luxury vehicles in the first six months of the current fiscal year, despite the country being trapped in strict foreig

From Bethlehem to Kyiv - Vimarsana News

From Bethlehem to Kyiv

By Lynn Ockersz In bombed-out Kyiv, Homeless folk are in a huddle, Hunger gnawing their innards, Chill winds knifing their sad faces, Their once comfy cottages, Now just heaps of rubble, In mindless missile mayhem, Unleashed by tyrants, Driven by power hunger, But all this has ancient roots, In the birth of a certain babe, […]

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What a farce? - Vimarsana News

What a farce?

By Dr Upul Wijayawardhana In a five-star hotel, on 3rd December, was held a ceremony to felicitate a lawyer who has completed 50 years of service but this was a celebration with a difference; it was to felicitate a non-practicing lawyer! According to his own recollections, he may have practiced law for around five years […]

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Shocking claim in House: Bandula reveals how sugar importers, their henchmen trapped Prez - Vimarsana News

Shocking claim in House: Bandula reveals how sugar importers, their henchmen trapped Prez

Regular revelations, pertaining to high profile scams that had undermined revenue collection, underline the pathetic failure on the part of Parliament to ensure financial discipline. The Central Bank, five-member Monetary Board, Cabinet of Ministers and Parliament as an institution should accept the responsibility for the current crisis. The likes of Bandula Gunawardena continue to pursue […]

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