The Shehbaz Sharif government in Pakistan has approved the termination of contracts with five private Independent Power Producers (IPPs) to address rising energy costs and financial burdens. This decision, saving 411 billion Pakistani rupees annually, follows negotiations with HUBCO, Lalpir, Saba Power, Rousch Power, and Atlas Power, highlighting the government’s commitment to energy sector reforms and public relief amidst economic challenges. Concerns remain about negotiation tactics, particularly with Chinese investors, as Pakistan navigates renegotiating deals to reshape its energy policy for greater affordability and sustainability.
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Former Mediacorp star Phyllis Quek shares that she quit showbiz in 2012 to focus on her health and she has no regrets
Actress Phyllis Quek chose to halt her career to focus on her health due to gastric problems and sensitive skin, leading to her departure from Mediacorp in 2001. Despite wondering about her potential accomplishments if she continued in showbiz, she is now happily married to Australian businessman David Cox and enjoying a stable life. Quek, known for iconic roles in Mediacorp dramas, still receives recognition from fans and can be seen in Uniquely Ours on...
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