Colorado lawmakers have been working to close a budget gap of more than $1.5 billion, and programs students and families rely on are under pressure. At the same time, a new federal tax credit gives Colorado a chance to bring substantial philanthropic dollars into education without drawing from the state’s general fund. The Education Freedom Tax…
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Story audio is generated using AI At risk of again running out of cash in the next two years, the Land Bank has gone cap in hand to the National Treasury as it looks to raise R50bn. Commercial…
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