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Sick leaves cost govt KD 20m in ’09: report Corruption on rise: KTS

KUWAIT CITY, Feb 8: The Kuwait Transparency Society (KTS), in a press release, has issued its monthly report for January 2010. The aim of the report is to spotlight the negative aspects and fight corruption in the legislative, executive and other such institutions. The society has sent the repor...

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Positive impact on Kuwait economy seen

In a surprise move towards boosting the non-oil sector and supporting domestic liquidity and economic activity, the Central Bank of Kuwait (CBK) cut its discount rate by another 50 basis point on February 7th, 2010. As a result CBK discount rate rea...
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Rate cut wise, but need more
Ahmed Al-Jarallah

THE decision of the Central Bank of Kuwait (CBK) to cut the discount rate by 50 base points — from 3.0 to 2.5 percent — is a step in the right direction. However, we will never reap the fruits of this decision unless we take other important measures...
Stop misrepresenting Australia
Khaled Aljenfawi

“An Indian man who claimed he was set on fire in a racial attack in Australia was actually burnt while torching his car for an insurance claim, police said on Wednesday (Arab Times, Feb 4, 2010). Not one can deny the fact that racism continues to pl...
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