The Federal Government’s proposed decision to approach the Supreme Court over the collection of Value Added Tax (VAT) has appeared on the front pages of Nigerian newspapers. The Guardian says the federal government is heading to the Supreme Court over the collection of VAT in the country. The newspaper reportsRead More →
Publishing and printing group Caxton suffered a write-down of R64.7 million on plant and equipment, following a slowdown in magazine and newspaper printing. In 2020 Caxton retired from magazine publishing and closed ten of its brands such as People, Your Family, Bona, Country Life and Rooi Rose. “As reported inRead More →
For Americans, September 11, 2001 is etched in their memories as the day New York’s two tallest buildings were reduced to rubble in three hours. It was a coordinated hijacking of four commercial aircraft, which were then used to fly to high profile targets in New York and Washington, DC.Read More →
You read an intriguing article on your favorite publication, but it hits you with a paywall halfway through. If you currently cannot afford to pay for a subscription or are having trouble making payment, the tips below can help you bypass paywalls and play subscription-based content for free. Before continuing,Read More →
This is the Grammar Guy column, a new weekly feature written by Curtis Honeycutt. Did you attend the Crash Blossoms reunion tour this summer? If you missed it, it’s because the Crash Blossoms aren’t a real band. They sound like a one-hit band from the mid to late 90s, whoseRead More →