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NEW CEO APPOINTED FOR DCFH NEW CEO APPOINTED FOR DCFH Dr. William Dexter James has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of the Dominica China Friendship Hospital. Dr. James, who is a national of Trinidad and Tobago, is a graduate of the University of the West Indies and Walden University. He holds a PhD in Health Sector Reform from the University of Bangor, Wales United Kingdom. He has been described as a highly skilled Caribbean professional with considerable knowledge, experience and expertise in the areas of Hospital Administration, Policy Planning and Analysis, Health Sector ...

General 20.2.2021 05:33 am Daily news update: Crime stats, Magashule in court and Wayde van Niekerk heads to the US The Citizen ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule appears in the dock during his first appearance at the Bloemfontein Magistrate's Court on corruption charges, on 13 November 2020. Picture: EPA-EFE/Conrad Bornman An easy-to-read selection of our top stories. Stay u...

February 18, 2021 × The Telangana High Court has asked the Income Tax Settlement Commission to accept an application of settlement under Section 245 (C) of the Income Tax Act. The order comes in a Writ Petition filed by Green City Dukes Estates which contended that while the section continues in the Income Tax Act, the Income Tax Settlement Commission has stopped receiving applications. This comes in the backdrop of the Finance Bill, 2021, which proposed that the Income-tax Settlement Commission shall cease to operate on or after February 1, 2021. It has also proposed to amend section 245C ...

Mumbai: The tax uncertainty faced by non-resident Indians (NRIs) — which the Budget didn’t address — and difficulties that companies may run into following the proposal to dismantle Income Tax Settlement Commission (ITSC) have triggered court cases. On Wednesday, the Supreme Court directed the apex tax body Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) to respond to a representation from an NRI, who may be exposed to higher tax, for having overstayed in India due to Covid-19. And, on Tuesday, Saravana Bhavan, the largest chain of restaurants serving South Indian food, filed a petition before the...

On Saturday 30 January, Ramatlakane announced that three Prasa executives had overstayed the five-year terms of their contracts and had their employment terminated. The three are Ngoye, Nkosinathi Khena and Pearl Munthali. Ngoye was group head of legal, risk, and compliance. The other two were on suspension. Ramatlakane also announced that “Prasa has also resolved to institute legal proceedings against Ms Ngoye for unlawfully approving payment of R58-million to SA Fence & Gate when she had no authority to do so,” and against Khena for, “financial loss it suffered due to unlawful conduct...