Dr. Brian Metters

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Dr. Brian Metters is the Chairman of Trustees and Co-Founder of Nepal Schools Aid, a UK registered charity supporting education development in Nepal. His role is to develop and implement the overall strategy from fundraising to the creation of strategic partnerships to improve the quality of education in Kathmandu primary schools.

Exclusive articles:

Dear Mr Koirala & Comrade Prachanda

An open letter to the two main political leaders in Nepal

Nepalese Maoists:Democrats or just simply killers?

In the battleground of 'the interim constitution' the ordinary Nepali could be forgiven for having no idea about what the main protagonists stand for, especially the Maoists.

Kathmandu Diary: From Dr. Ason

Saturday, and today is 'Holi' day so my factory is closed. Having woken up early I decide to go for a walk around Swayambhu, then realise that I can't!

Nepal: Who Will Lead This Nation?

The tiny Himalayan kingdom of Nepal is fast approaching failed nation status. Gripped by strikes, demonstrations and various demands for federalism, where is the leadership desperately needed?

Rana or Maoists, What’s The Difference?

I bought a book on Maoism. 'Why have you bought that' my wife asked. 'I am trying hard to understand what these people stand for' I said. 'You don't need that book' she said, 'remember the Rana, that's what they are like'

Breaking

Olivia Ramirez Smith and the Business of Reconnecting Women to the Earth

For more than two decades, Olivia Ramirez Smith has answered one question through books, films, retreats, and The Mother Earth Effect LLC: what would happen if women simply touched the ground again?

Why Tracking Your Net Worth Monthly Changes Your Financial Behavior

The Observer Effect in Personal Finance People often use the...

How Singh Law Firm’s Cross-Border Practice Is Redefining Mid-Market Counsel

A boutique firm with national reach is changing what mid-sized clients expect from outside legal

Australia CGT Tax Changes Threaten Investment Confidence, Young Investors

Australia’s CGT tax changes may hurt young investors, shares, crypto and small businesses as Treasury modelling faces criticism.
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