The struggling salaried class has paid a record Rs391 billion in income tax during nine months of this fiscal year, a highly discriminatory taxation where 10% of the total income tax collected ...

Daily Maverick asked Johannesburg’s head of mobility Sipho Nhlapo how to fix the city’s traffic light crisis.

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Going back in time is crucial for predicting the future. We struggle to overcome the legacy of apartheid’s unequal education system, and history continues to shape present-day challenges, from ...

The University of Karachi has taken a significant step in its academic history by deciding to transition the Associate Degree (AD) programs in Arts, ...

Erika Kurnia is a journalist in Jakarta, Indonesia. Currently working at Harian Kompas, based in Jakarta, she has covered law and politics, crimes, humanities, and micro and macro economics issues.

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