YANGON, 23 April 2021: Justice For Myanmar alleges one of the region’s top hotel companies, Shangri-La Group, has an ongoing business link with Myanmar’s military junta that overthrew the elected government in the 1 February coup.
The covert activists campaigning for justice and
accountability for the people of Myanmar alleged in a 16 April statement that
the hospitality group, listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, leases land from
the army’s quartermaster general’s office for its five-star Sule Square complex.
TTR Weekly sought clarification from the Shangri-La communications office in Hong Kong on the group’s links to Sule Square. The group acknowledged receipt but at press time had not responded to JFM’s allegations.
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The biggest tax fraud in South Asia or crafty Nandaseeni fraud..! Mahinda must resign..!
(Lanka-e-News -13-March-2021, 2.00PM) The finance ministry of the Gotabaa government which says the largest sugar tax fraud done in Asia in broad day light under the Rajapaksa government by conspiring deceiving gazettes was not a fraudulent act but a normal activity of a business folk. The Minister of Finance has reported that the government has lost tax revenue of Rs. 1590 billion through the Ministry of Finance. The Chairman of the parliament fiscal committee Anura Priyadarshana Yapa revealed yesterday.
Sajath Mowsoon and Rajapaksas..
Minister of Finance Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa levied a tax of Rs. 50 in June 2020 for imported sugar. The gazette in the 2197/12 of October 13 reduced the tax unimaginable to 25 cents. By the time Gotabaya’s bosom friend Sajath Mowzzoon has already loaded 100,000 metric tons of sugar to Sri Lanka. Customs states that only 45,000 metric tons are imported pe
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Dubai: Hotel operators in the UAE are hiring again, boosted by strong occupancy levels generated in December and which have sustained into the initial weeks of this month. Even with lockdowns and travel restrictions being extended in some of the key overseas markets, the local hospitality sector seems confident that the worst of the pandemic created hit is behind it.
While visitor numbers are nowhere close to levels seen in 2019, operators seem optimistic that the period up to March will somewhat make up for an abysmal 2020. At least optimistic enough to hire new staff after the industry, as per some estimates, shed a third of its jobs last year.