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Corruption in Uganda costs the nation approximately $2.5 billion annually, which is nearly a quarter of its national budget. The President’s promises of reform have not yet led to significant …
The High Cost of Corruption in Uganda: $2.5 Billion Annually Read More
Analysts warn that Brazil’s cryptocurrency outflows, totaling $14.7 billion through August 2023, could destabilize domestic exchange rates. This rise in outflows is linked to the adoption of cryptocurrencies as payment …
Concerns Over Cryptocurrency Outflows Impacting Brazil’s Exchange Rates Read More
Argentina is contemplating the adoption of Bitcoin as legal tender amidst ongoing economic turmoil. Led by pro-cryptocurrency President Javier Milei, the nation has made strides towards embracing digital currencies. With …
Argentina: A Potential Paradigm Shift Towards Bitcoin Legality Read More
Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu’s state visit to India begins amidst a debt crisis. He plans to seek economic support, including a currency swap agreement, from Prime Minister Narendra Modi. With …
Maldives President Muizzu Seeks India’s Support Amid Economic Crisis Read More
Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu is visiting India to seek financial assistance amid a looming economic crisis and strained diplomatic relations. With foreign exchange reserves dwindling and a high risk of …
Maldives President Seeks Crucial Financial Aid During Visit to India Amid Economic Crisis Read More
As tensions escalate from the Israel-Iran conflict, Indian oil stocks have faced selling pressure due to rising crude prices and a weak INR. Despite current challenges, analysts suggest that some …
Stock Market Update: Key Oil Stocks to Consider Amidst Israel-Iran Conflict Read More
A Zimbabwean business delegation at the Windhoek Agricultural and Livestock Fair was honored with a banquet by the Zimbabwean Embassy, recognizing their achievement as the best foreign exhibitor. Ambassador Melody …
Celebrating Zimbabwean Success: Embassy Banquet Honors Business Delegation in Namibia Read More
Solar power companies are rapidly expanding in Central and West Africa to address the electricity needs of 600 million individuals without power. Local firms are providing innovative solar solutions, from …
Solar Power Surge in Africa: Companies Leading Change Amidst Energy Crisis Read More
Jumia, the first African e-commerce startup listed on the NYSE, has seen a dramatic decline marked by significant financial losses and a loss of investor confidence. Following a promising start, …
The Rise and Decline of Jumia: An E-Commerce Cautionary Tale Read More
Starbucks is investing in two new farms in Central America to mitigate the impact of climate change on coffee supply. The company will study hybrid coffee varieties and implement sustainable …
Starbucks’ Strategic Investment in Innovation Farms to Combat Climate Change Threats to Coffee Supply Read More