Tag: PTI
Mr. Nice Guy
Will Karachi’s new administrator, the well-liked Murtaza Wahab, be able to deliver and turn this hapless city’s fortunes around?
Faith Goes Digital
As their followers multiply, the country’s two dozen or so religious channels, most operating without licences, explore the digital media to generate more revenue
A Bright Future
The Roshan Digital Account gets off to a good start in integrating expatriates into Pakistan’s burgeoning economy
Budget Blues
The prime object of this year’s budget is to woo a disgruntled electorate, but given Pakistan’s ground realities will it work?
Changing Course
Reversing the stabilisation effort of the last two years, the PTI’s new budget guns for growth
Same Old, Same Old
Shaukat Tarin’s re-entry in the Finance Ministry amply demonstrates that successive governments remain stuck to the same tried and tested faces, who have not exactly worked miracles for the country
In the Shadow of Bilawal House
Deprived of funds and a local government, Karachi, the country’s economic lifeline, is ranked among the most unlivable cities of the world
Uneasy Lies the Head …
Will Imran Khan emerge unscathed from the myriad challenges of governance and the gathering political storm?