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December 11, 2025

News Desk

The initiative was designed to empower Pakistani journalists with freelance skills

To enable them to build global customers, generate sustainable income in a rapidly changing media economy The Pakistan Freelancers Association has designed an initiative to empower journalists with freelance skills in collaboration with press clubs and associations across Pakistan, following its first capacity building session at the Karachi Press Club. The national initiative aims to equip Pakistani journalists with in-demand freelance skills, enabling them to diversify income streams, build global clients and generate sustainable income in a rapidly changing media economy. In this regard, PAFLA recently organized a ‘Learning and Earning Summit’ at the Karachi Press Club as part of

June 24, 2024

News Desk

Could a poorly designed budget be the end of the IT boom?

KARACHI: The dark policies of the ill-conceived 2024-2025 federal budget could hinder digital prosperity and significantly impact the IT sector, which had recently started to gain momentum post-Covid-19. This situation can lead to a potential fiasco, exacerbating the brain drain of highly skilled IT professionals. Policymakers and the elite are seen as neglecting the foundations of the country while enjoying increasing privileges funded by the hard-earned income of the wage-earning class. It seems that the budget, seemingly prepared without benefiting any industry, is strangling the IT sector. Although the government has allocated a budget of Rs 79 billion for the

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