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Thailand Moves to Claw Back EV Subsidies Over Output Misses

Last Updated on September 26, 2026 by Jeff Tomas BANGKOK – Thailand’s government is taking a tough stance on electric vehicle policies to protect its local industry. The Excise Department is currently planning to issue a new administrative order targeting auto importers. This strict new rule primarily focuses on foreign companies that fail to meet […] The post Thailand Moves to Claw Back EV…

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Enugu Air: Opening New Gateway to Africa

Enugu Air’s inaugural flight to Douala has opened a new chapter in regional connectivity, linking Enugu directly with Cameroon while creating fresh opportunities for trade, tourism, investment and…

  • Enugu Air inaugurates first flight to Douala on September 23
  • Direct air link between Enugu and Cameroon established
  • Inaugural passengers praised time and cost savings

More car renters go off the beaten path

The local car rental sector continues to grow despite intense competition, driven by Thai tourists and independent foreign travellers visiting second-tier cities, says car rental firm Avis Rent A Car.

Global trade disruptions

EDITORIAL: The World Trade Organisation’s (WTO’s) recently uploaded report dated 2026 titled A Critical Juncture of the World Trading System stated the obvious “global trade policy and the WTO are…

Abdul Hadi elected president of SITE body

KARACHI: Abdul Hadi has been elected unopposed as President of the SITE Association of Industry, as the new leadership unveiled an action plan to fast-track industrial grievances, including a digital…

KCCI elections to be held today

KARACHI: The Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) has made all the arrangements to hold elections on 30 managing committee seats on Saturday (September 26) for the year 2026-28.

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