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Deputy Prime Minister Truong Hoa Binh and leaders of Ho Chi Minh City inspected pandemic prevention and control measures at three companies at Tan Thuan EPZ.

By Andrew Keili, Freetown, Sierra Leone President Bio’s opening salvo in this year’s speech at the State opening of Parliament set the scene very well. He reaffirmed his government’s commitment to Human Capital Development, which he said was not a mere slogan. Indeed, his litany of achievements seem to be skewed firmly towards Human Development. The President is rightly proud of the recruitment and training of thousands of teachers and hiring and deploying more school inspectors in every District. The construction of the University of Kono will start later this year. NACSA has ...

28 May 2021 Business Desk :Chinese company Dream Industries Bengal Company Limited has signed an agreement with Bangladesh Export Processing Zones Authority to establish a wig and hair goods manufacturing industry in Ishwardi EPZ with an investment of $3.85 million.Bangladesh Export Processing Zones Authority (BEPZA) issued a press release on Thursday in this regard. "BEPZA is receiving investment proposals amid the pandemic from both local and...

Govt to Introduce Measures in Next Budget to Increase Exports The government is in the process of drafting major tax-related facilitative measures for exporters in the budget (2021-22) under an integrated strategy to ensure a significant increase in exports of Pakistan. Top government officials told Propakistani that the government is issuing a new simplified scheme for exporters in the coming budget (2021-22) to allow the import of duties and taxes free input and raw materials consumed in the manufacturing of export goods. Finance Bill 2021 would incorporate the new scheme for exporters. The...

Market data for the week ended 9th April 2021 revealed that the Nigerian Equity space closed on a negative note, as the All-Share Index and the market capitalization depreciated by -0.66%, to close the week lower at 38,866.39 and N20.335 trillion respectively. This bearish move has been linked to the conclusion of an impressive annual reporting season, as this leaves few incentives to bet on slightly higher returns from equities, with the rising yields in the fixed-income market. Some industrial, mining, and consumer goods stocks delivered decent returns during the week Despite the prevailing...