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Claude Arpi
Claude Arpi is a writer based in Auroville near Puducherry, India.
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As Tibet becomes 'Xizang', Delhi faces new challenges
15 Nov 2023
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Indian Defence Review
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English
| Indo-Chinese Relations
The article discusses the meeting between US President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping, where Biden referred to Xi as a 'dictator'. It also covers China's renaming of Tibet to 'Xizang' and the release of a white paper by China's State Council Information Office, which outlines the governance of the Xizang Autonomous Region and praises China's development achievements in the region. The Central Tibetan Administration in Dharamsala has rejected the white paper, criticizing it for downplaying Tibet's political identity. The article further explores China's efforts to gain international acceptance for the term 'Xizang' through diplomatic visits to Nepal and Sri Lanka. The author reflects on the implications of these developments for Tibet's identity and India's relations with its neighbors.
Meredith Chen
Meredith Chen is a journalist based in Hong Kong, Hong Kong.
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Mainland China to hit Taiwan’s polycarbonate imports with anti-dumping measures, claims ‘concrete damage’
14 Aug 2023
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South China Morning Post
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English
| Cross-Strait Relations
Mainland China will impose temporary anti-dumping measures on polycarbonate imports from Taiwan, citing significant damage to its industries. The Ministry of Commerce announced deposits ranging from 16.9% to 22.4% on Taiwanese products. Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs is preparing a response. The measures follow an anti-dumping probe initiated in November. The article also touches on political tensions, with Beijing criticizing the U.S. for receiving Taiwanese vice-president William Lai Ching-te, who is seen as a separatist by China. Economic ties between China and Taiwan have been strained, with significant declines in trade volumes reported.
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Anna Chibamu
Anna Chibamu is a current affairs and political journalist based in Harare, Zimbabwe. I also specialise in developmental features and profiling of high profile personalities. In the past three years I have also started doing short mobile interviews, livestreaming of press conferences and making ...
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Mnangagwa appoints deputy chief secretaries, line ministries permanent secretaries and provincial affairs secretaries for devolution
06 Oct 2023
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www.newzimbabwe.com
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English
| Politics
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has appointed new deputy chief secretaries, line ministries' permanent secretaries, and provincial affairs secretaries for devolution, retaining most of the government's technocrats. Key appointments include Zvinechimwe Churu as deputy chief secretary for Finance, Administration, and Human Resources, and George Charamba as deputy chief secretary for Presidential communications. Other notable appointments include Willard Manungo, Paul Damasane, and Amos Marawa in various deputy chief secretary roles. Permanent secretaries for several ministries were also appointed, including Aaron D.T. Nhepera for Defence, George Guvamatanga for Finance, and Thomas Utete Ushe for Industry and Commerce. The appointments aim to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the government.
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Steven Crook
Steven Crook is a journalist based in Tainan City, Taiwan.
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Environmental Impact Assessment: Individual action needed to stop the trashing of Taiwan
09 Oct 2024
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www.taipeitimes.com
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English
| Waste Management
Taiwan faces significant challenges in managing waste, particularly in rural areas where illegal dumping is prevalent. Local governments have mechanisms for reporting improper waste disposal, but their efforts are often hampered by limited resources and legal constraints. Guillaume Brissaud, a resident of Yilan County, has taken personal initiative to address the issue by organizing cleanups and advocating for better waste management practices. Despite some successes, systemic issues persist, prompting calls for stricter regulations and expanded recycling systems to mitigate the environmental impact.
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Edward Francis Dalliah
Edward Francis Dalliah is a journalist at Askanwi Media, where he reports on governance, social issues, and public policy. His work focuses on investigative journalism, uncovering stories that promote transparency, accountability, and informed civic engagement. As a student at the Media Academy ...
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Office of the President Among Top Overspending Institutions in 2024
30 Nov 2024
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Askanwi
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English
| Fiscal Accountability
The article highlights significant overspending by the Office of the President and other government sectors in The Gambia for 2024, with a lack of budget oversight and transparency. The Finance Minister, Seedy Keita, has failed to provide mandated budget reports, leading to criticism from Parliament members and civil society. The Budget Performance Report reveals overspending in key sectors, while some ministries underspent, indicating possible project delays or cost-cutting. The incomplete report and lack of transparency raise concerns about fiscal accountability and governance.
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Natalie Donback
I'm a multimedia journalist based in Barcelona, Spain, with over 4 years of experience in article writing, in-depth research, live broadcasting, and video production. I write and produce content on a variety of topics ranging from politics and international affairs to popular culture and women's ...
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Spain has a new aid law and aid minister. Can they fix a flawed system?
06 Dec 2023
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Devex
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English
| Development Assistance
The Spanish government has introduced a new aid law aimed at modernizing and reforming the country's aid system, aligning it with the 2030 Agenda and Sustainable Development Goals. The law, supported by all political parties except the far-right Vox, faces challenges due to recent political instability. Eva Granados has been appointed as the new secretary of state for cooperation, with mixed reactions regarding her experience and capability. The law aims to increase aid spending, improve coordination among agencies, and address inefficiencies. Key issues include the need for financial cooperation reform, capacity building within the Spanish development agency AECID, and the potential creation of a development bank. The success of these reforms depends on effective implementation and political will.
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Dominic Dudley
I am a London-based writer with extensive experience of writing and editing copy on politics, economics and business. My articles have appeared in many of the world's leading current affairs publications, including The Economist, Bloomberg Businessweek, Forbes, Foreign Policy and others. I work ...
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Germany Suspends Trade Guarantees With Iran Amid Protest Crackdown
23 Dec 2023
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Forbes
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English
| Human Rights
The German government has suspended export credit and investment guarantees for companies doing business with Iran due to the severe crackdown on protests in Iran. The Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Action announced the suspension, which takes effect immediately for investment guarantees and will begin in January for export credit guarantees, with exceptions for humanitarian needs. Bilateral trade between the two nations was significant, but no new guarantees have been issued since 2019. The move reflects deteriorating relations between Germany and Iran, especially after Germany sponsored a UNHRC motion to investigate Iran's response to protests. Iran has sanctioned several Germans in retaliation, accusing Germany of interference and hosting anti-Iranian elements.
Fred Dzakpata
Fred Dzakpata has over 15 years of experience as a journalist. He contributes to various media outlets both in Ghana and beyond. He has vast experience in radio, print and online reporting spanning the over 15 years of his career. He was formerly the Head of Business for Accra based ...
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Nigerian poverty minister suspended over US$640,000 diversion into personal account
02 Oct 2023
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www.asaaseradio.com
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English
| Financial Misconduct
Nigeria's president has suspended Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation Minister Betta Edu over allegations of diverting over $640,000 of public funds into a personal account. The suspension follows public outrage and a leaked document showing Dr. Edu instructing the transfer of funds to an account not in her name. President Bola Tinubu has ordered an investigation by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission and called for reforms in government institutions managing poverty alleviation programs to restore public confidence. Dr. Edu denies any wrongdoing, claiming the transfer was for grants to vulnerable groups.
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Paul Ejime
Paul Ejime is a Global Affairs Analyst. A widely traveled journalist, former War Correspondent and author, he is an independent Consultant on Communications and Media development and Governance Issues, such as peace and security and elections.
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Four Buhari Ministers under EFCC probe over N187bn fraud
25 Dec 2023
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centurypost.com.ng
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| Government
Four former ministers from President Muhammadu Buhari's administration are under investigation by the EFCC for alleged involvement in over N187 billion fraud. Contractor James Okwete has been arrested and is providing information that implicates former Minister Sadiya Umar-Farouk and other officials. The N37.1 billion in question was transferred to various accounts linked to Okwete, who allegedly used it to purchase luxury items and properties. The EFCC is also probing three other ministers for graft estimated at N150 billion. In 2020, the ICPC discovered N2.67 billion meant for a school feeding program in private accounts.
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Damian Gowela
Damian Gowela is a Tanzanian journalist based in Dar es Salaam. Working as a bilingual journalist for Tanzania Standard Newspapers [TSN] in English at Dailynews and Sundaynews and Kiswahili at HabariLeo.
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TZ affirms commitment to fostering vibrant engagement with CSOs
30 Aug 2023
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Daily News - Tanzania Standard Newspapers
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English
| African Union
The Tanzanian government has expressed its strong commitment to enhancing engagement with Civil Society Organisations (CSOs). Ambassador Samwel Shelukindo, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation, emphasized this commitment during a workshop aimed at raising awareness of the African Union Economic, Social and Cultural Council (AU ECOSOCC). The workshop is part of efforts to ensure that the voices of African citizens are incorporated into the African Union's work. The Tanzanian Interim National Chapter of ECOSOCC is seen as a key component in this engagement, focusing on governance, democracy, human rights, and gender equality. The workshop aligns with the AU Executive Council's decision to establish ECOSOCC National Chapters for better accountability and civil society engagement in AU initiatives.
Erin Hale
Erin Hale is a journalist based in Taipei.
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As Trump 2.0 looms, Taiwan’s chip industry braces for upheaval
19 Dec 2024
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www.aljazeera.com
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| International Relations
The article discusses the potential impact of President-elect Donald Trump's administration on the CHIPS and Science Act, a significant US initiative to boost domestic semiconductor manufacturing. With Trump criticizing the act and suggesting possible renegotiations, there is uncertainty about its future. The article highlights the involvement of major semiconductor companies like TSMC, GlobalWafers, Samsung, and Intel, and the geopolitical implications for East Asian countries like Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan. The piece also touches on the political dynamics in these countries and their strategic considerations in maintaining relations with the US.
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Lu Han
Lu Han is a journalist based in Doha, Qatar.
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China finalized tree planting project around National Highway
28 Dec 2022
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en.ce.cn
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| Infrastructure
China's Yunnan province sponsored a tree planting project around National Highway-5 (N-5) in southern Sindh, Pakistan, planting 5000 high temperature and drought resistant tree saplings. The project, aimed at increasing green coverage and raising environmental awareness, was carried out by the Yunnan People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries and the China Yunnan Sunny Road and Bridge Corporation. It received high praise from Pakistan's Ministry of Economic Affairs, the Capital Development Authority, and the National Highway Authority. The Chinese side will care for the saplings for a year to ensure their survival.
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Linas Jegelevicius
Linas Jegelevicius is a journalist based in Klaipeda, Lithuania, also available for work in capital city Vilnius and in Kaunas, Lithuania's second-largest city. Having spent 10 years in the US, Linas is proficient in English and as the proof of this is his current position as editor-in-chief of The ...
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Baltic companies still trading extensively with Russia
05 Oct 2023
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www.intellinews.com
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English
| Sanctions
Baltic companies continue to trade extensively with Russia in unsanctioned goods despite their governments' opposition to Russian aggression. Trade turnover with Russia has decreased in Lithuania, Estonia, and Latvia, but some companies still maintain business ties. Sigitas Besagirskas of the Vilnius Association of Industry and Business criticizes this trade as amoral and highlights the role of intermediaries in bypassing sanctions. The Lithuanian and Latvian ministries acknowledge the trade but emphasize that it is up to businesses to assess their risks. Other European countries, like Slovenia and Luxembourg, have increased their trade with Russia, raising moral concerns.
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Edmund Kagire
Edmund Kagire is a journalist based in Kigali, Rwanda. The 35-year old award-winning Rwandan Journalist was until the end of 2018 was working with The East African & Rwanda Today newspapers owned by Nation Media Group (NMG), with 12 years of practice. Currently he has diverted into freelance ...
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President Kagame Makes Key Appointments in Rwanda's Government Institutions
14 Dec 2023
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KT PRESS
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English
| Public Administration
President Paul Kagame of Rwanda has made several key government appointments. Cleophas Barore is now the Director General of the Rwanda Broadcasting Agency, succeeding Arthur Asiimwe who will serve at the Rwanda Embassy in Washington DC. Valens Uwineza is appointed as the Director of Cabinet, with Juliana Kangeli Muganza as deputy. Col. (Rtd) Donat Ndamage is the new High Commissioner to Mozambique. Lawrence Manzi is appointed as Ambassador to Brazil. Pudence Rubingisa is now the Governor of Eastern Province, and Samuel Dusengiyumva joins the Council of City of Kigali. Dr. Félicien Usengumukiza and Dr. Willy Mugenzi have been appointed to senior roles in the RGB and RCI, respectively. Stella Nteziryayo is the new Chief Economist at MINECOFIN, Anita Kayirangwa is the Secretary General of the Supreme Court, and Eric Uwitonze Amahoro is the Permanent Secretary in MINUBUMWE. These appointments were announced by Prime Minister Dr. Edouard Ngirente.
Souhail Khmira
Tunisian freelance Journalist and producer. based in Tunisia. Accredited and covering Tunisian Current affairs since 2017. I work mainly with the BBC, Euronews English, Aljazeera English etc...I have worked previously with various English speaking media outlets such as Channel 4, Sky News, ...
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Tunisians turn to online smuggling networks for land route to Europe
05 Oct 2023
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Middle East Eye
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English
| Financial Crisis
The article highlights the increasing trend of Tunisians turning to online smuggling networks for migration to Europe due to the country's severe financial crisis and political instability. The tragic death of 16-year-old Aboubakr Gaceur during an attempted migration underscores the dangers involved. The Kazawi army, a smuggling network, facilitates these perilous journeys, often through the Balkan route, despite the high costs and risks. The economic hardships, exacerbated by global price increases and political turmoil, have driven over 13,000 Tunisians to seek better opportunities abroad this year. The article also discusses the role of social media in organizing these migrations and the EU's efforts to curb illegal migration.
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Thessa Lageman
Looking for an experienced freelance journalist, content marketing writer or copywriter? Do you need good articles, content marketing stories, blogs or advertorials for your magazine or other publication? Or would you like newsletters, press releases, white papers, case studies or other ...
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Tunisian families seek answers on missing migrants
05 Apr 2023
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Al Jazeera
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English
| Mediterranean Crossings
The article discusses the mysterious disappearance of at least 520 Tunisians who crossed to Italy after the 2011 Tunisian revolution. Om Elkhir Wertani's husband, Nabil Guizawi, is among the missing. Despite sightings of some migrants in Italy, their fates remain unknown. Organisations like Boats4People and the Tunisian Forum for Economic and Social Rights estimate that around 40,000 Tunisians attempted the crossing in 2011, with about 1,500 drowned or missing. The group Land for All, along with the Tunisian government, is pushing for investigations. The European Parliament has inquired, but the European Commission has not provided conclusive answers. The Tunisian government has established a commission to work with the Italian interior ministry to investigate, but the outcomes are uncertain. The article also touches on the ongoing issue of Tunisians risking dangerous sea crossings to Italy due to economic hardships at home.
Daniel Lippman
Daniel Lippman is a journalist based in Washington, United States of America.
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Chamber stocks up on GOP aides
03 Sept 2024
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www.politico.com
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| Republican Party
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is strengthening its lobbying team by hiring former GOP aides, including those who worked with Rodney Davis and Kevin McCarthy. This move aims to improve relations with congressional Republicans amid ongoing tax negotiations. Meanwhile, the AI lobbying software LobbyMatic, linked to far-right figures Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman, has been gaining attention, with clients like Toyota and Lantheus. The article also highlights various lobbying and political appointments, including Democratic aides joining K Street and crypto executives supporting Kamala Harris's campaign. Additionally, Viktor Orbán's influence efforts in the U.S. and Europe are noted, alongside new lobbying registrations and terminations.
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Alastair Mccready
Alastair McCready is editor for regional magazine Southeast Asia Globe, based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. He is able to provide editing, photography and reporting, as well as contacts in country and across the region.
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Taiwan drawn into Middle East politics after deadly pager blasts in Lebanon
18 Sept 2024
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www.aljazeera.com
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English
| Explosive Devices
Taiwan's tech industry finds itself inadvertently involved in Middle East politics following the use of Taiwanese-branded pagers in deadly explosions in Lebanon, allegedly orchestrated by Israeli authorities. Gold Apollo, a Taiwanese company, denies manufacturing the explosive devices, attributing production to a European firm, BAC, under a licensing agreement. The incident raises concerns about Taiwan's tech supply chain and its global political implications, especially given Taiwan's significant role in the semiconductor industry. The situation also highlights Taiwan's geopolitical position, particularly its diplomatic isolation and complex relations with China and the US.
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Matthew Omonigho
Matthew Omonigho is a journalist based in Warri, Nigeria.
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Probe deeper into allegations of corruption against Halima, Edu – Delta PDP chieftain urges EFCC
13 Jan 2024
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Daily Post Nigeria
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English
| Politics
Chief Sunny Onuesoke, a Delta State PDP chieftain, has called on the EFCC to intensify its investigation into corruption allegations against Halima Shehu, head of NSIPA, and Betta Edu, Minister for Humanitarian Affairs. Shehu is accused of laundering ₦44 billion, while Edu is implicated in attempts to divert over N585 million. Onuesoke emphasizes the need for thorough scrutiny of government officials to combat corruption and maintain public and investor confidence. He warns against selective justice, urging the government to hold all corrupt officials accountable to uphold the rule of law.
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Jigar Patel
I'm a software developer with a background in journalism, passionate about using technology to create engaging applications and tell informative stories. Currently, I'm a computer programming student at Seneca College, I have a strong foundation in programming languages such as C++, JavaScript and ...
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NSS investors calm after soothing tax balm
29 Aug 2024
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Ahmedabad Mirror
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English
| Government Policy
The National Savings Scheme (NSS), introduced in 1987, offered tax exemptions on investments and interest until its discontinuation in 1992. A recent notification by the Department of Economic Affairs announced that no interest would be paid on NSS balances from October 2024, causing concern among investors, particularly senior citizens. In response, the Finance Minister proposed a tax exemption for individual withdrawals from NSS accounts in the Finance Bill 2025, addressing investor concerns and amending Section 80CCA to reflect this change.
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Mustasinur Rahman Alvi
Mustasinur Rahman Alvi, is an independent Photojournalist based in Bangladesh. He has been doing documentary Photography since 2015, in various projects on Environmental Crisis, Climate Change, Homeless People, Child Labor and, as well as news coverage on humanitarian catastrophes. He also loves to ...
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China is losing its place as the center of the world's supply chains. Here are 5 places supply chains are going instead.
27 Dec 2022
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ca.movies.yahoo.com
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English
| Supply Chain Diversification
China's position as the world's factory is being challenged due to COVID-19 policies, geopolitical tensions, and tariffs from the Trump era. Companies are diversifying their supply chains to countries like India, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, and Bangladesh. India is attracting high-end manufacturers like Apple, while Vietnam's economic reforms have made it a hub for apparel, footwear, and electronics. Thailand's FDI has increased significantly, with firms like Sony and Sharp relocating there. Bangladesh's garment industry is booming due to lower labor costs, and Malaysia is attracting tech investments. These shifts are part of a broader trend of supply chain diversification to mitigate risks associated with overreliance on China.
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Yunus Saliu
Yunisa Saliu, is a reporter/columnist and publisher of DTourisphere online tourism, culture, heritage, and entertainment news. He has worked on different desks at Daily Observer newspaper reporting and handled columns such as Diplomatic Suites, Crime Watch, Panorama and Tourisphere. Tourisphere ...
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Trade ministry inaugurates new GIEPA board members
05 Oct 2023
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thepoint.gm
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English
| Appointments
The Ministry of Trade, Industry, Regional Integration and Employment (MOTIE) in Gambia has inaugurated new board members for the Gambia Investment and Export Promotion Agency (GIEPA). The board includes high-ranking officials from various ministries and the Gambia Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Minister Baboucarr Joof praised the new members for their experience and expressed confidence in their ability to address funding challenges for GIEPA. Chairman Abdou Touray also expressed gratitude and optimism about the board's future impact.
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Ajay Kumar Shukla
Ajay Kumar Shukla is a journalist.
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Month deadline for digital competition law draft
08 Feb 2023
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cio.economictimes.indiatimes.com
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English
| Government Policy
India has set a three-month deadline for drafting a digital competition law aimed at curbing anti-competitive practices by US BigTech companies. A 16-member committee led by Corporate Affairs Secretary Manoj Govil will examine global regulatory frameworks and propose a Digital Competition Act. The move follows recommendations from the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance and comes amid global regulatory challenges faced by companies like Meta, Amazon, Twitter, and Google. The committee will also review existing provisions in the Competition Act, 2022, and consider the need for new legislation to address digital market challenges.
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Yusef Taylor
Yusef Taylor is a prominent journalist and editor at Askanwi Media, an online news and radio platform where he writes articles and stories with a strong focus on good governance, human rights, and justice. His investigative reporting delves into government policy, public finance, and social issues ...
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FactCheck: Did Total Salaries Increase by 110% Under President Barrow’s Leadership?
15 Nov 2025
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Askanwi
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English
| Government Budget
The article examines the claim that total salaries increased by 110% under President Adama Barrow's leadership, as stated by Finance Minister Seedy S. Keita during the 2025 budget presentation. It details the proposed 30% salary increase for 2025 and the rise in transport and residential allowances. The fact-checking process involved analyzing budget figures from 2017 to 2025, confirming that personnel emoluments, including wages and allowances, have indeed increased significantly. The analysis was verified by an economist and a senior official at the Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs.
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