Articles by Imran Ayub
KARACHI: A large number of Jamaat-i-Islami (JI) workers and supporters staged a sit-in near the Karachi Press Club (KPC) on Sunday after police and the administration sealed off the “Red Zone” wit...
The goods transporters on Sunday announced that they would postpone their strike for 40 days in the “broader national interest”.
The goods transporters had announced a countrywide wheel-jam strike...
KARACHI: In a major blow to hopes of easing Karachi’s transportation crisis anytime soon, the Sindh government’s decision to cancel the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Red Line construction contract has b...
KARACHI: Despite being registered by Pakistan’s drug regulator, around 40 new life-saving medicines remain unavailable to patients because the federal government has yet to approve their prices, for...
• Committee headed by CS also recommends action against Civil Defence, fire department officers and building management committee• Suggests amendments to building control law to allow post-constru...
• Federal cabinet yet to decide on proposals despite Drap recommending price revisions for 105 hardship-category medicines over two years ago• Prolonged shortages creating opportunities for illega...
• While huge gap already exists between officially notified and actual rates of bowsers, water utility forms committee to propose new prices in view of rising fuel cost• Tanker operators claim KWS...
A strike by public transport operators in Karachi will continue after talks with police broke down, the head of a transporters’ union said on Saturday.
The wheel-jam strike has been observed in the ...
KARACHI: Public transport largely remained off the city roads on Thursday as transport operators observed a citywide wheel-jam strike against electronic traffic challans, “heavy fines and ot...
• Muttahida chief says Karachi’s growing population and economic importance require a new administrative framework• Politicians, experts and civil society members call for urgent governance refo...
