CMA seeks return of tax incentive for listing firms

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CMA seeks return of tax incentive for listing firms

The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) wants the National Treasury to reinstate tax incentives for listing firms that were lowered in recent law amendments.

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31

1775

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BET Holdings, Inc. the parent company of Black Entertainment Television sells 4.

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1858

Katherine Dunham, dancer/anthropologist born

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22

1912

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1970

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8

1960

Glenn Harrington, Carmel, California

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Madame C.J. Walker

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United States population: 5,308,483

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Donald, Arnold (1954- )

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Black Entertainment Television - BET

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1980

Andrew Young elected to Congress

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Nov

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1972

Name at birth: Tavis Roberts

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Royal African Company

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55% of respondents say The Queen must go

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Reginald F. Lewis

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Marian Anderson made debut at Metropolitan Opera

Marian Anderson made debut at Metropolitan Opera House as Alrica in Verdis Masked Ball. She was the first Black singer in the companys history.

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Jan

7

1955

Massive agreement with buggery law

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1820

Ash, Aesha (1977- )

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1977

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Feb

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1868

Jamaica general election set for September 3, 2020 - Stabroek News

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Houston, Charles Hamilton (1895-1950)

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