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U.S. ports from Maine to Texas face shutdowns starting Tuesday due to a potential strike by dockworkers, which could severely impact holiday shopping and the economy. The International Longshoremen’s Association …
Impending Dockworkers Strike Threatens Holiday Shopping and Economic Stability Read More
South Africa should contemplate instituting a reciprocal visa system following Namibia’s recent adoption of such a regime for 31 countries. Critics argue that this could hinder tourism, yet careful execution …
The Case for South Africa to Adopt Namibia’s Reciprocal Visa Regime Read More
A threatened strike by dockworkers could halt operations at key U.S. ports, impacting the availability and pricing of consumer goods as the holiday shopping season nears. The strike is prompted …
Impending Dockworkers Strike Threatens Holiday Shopping and Supply Chain Stability Read More
Worldcoin has expanded its iris scanning verifications into Guatemala, Poland, and Malaysia, introducing the Face Auth technology as part of its World ID app. The initiative aims to address growing …
Worldcoin Expands Its Operations and Introduces Face Auth Technology in New Markets Read More
Rubis has reported strong growth in the Caribbean for the first half of 2024, driven by positive developments in Jamaica and Guyana, where the company achieved a 14 percent increase …
Rubis Reports Strong Growth Led by Jamaica and Guyana Read More
Glencore’s copper mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo is involved in a conflict over €800 million in owed royalties to the local tax authority, DGRAD. Despite the legal dispute, …
Dispute Over €800 Million Royalty Payments Affects Glencore’s Congolese Copper Mine Read More
The recent rapprochement between Egypt and Turkiye, marked by high-level visits between their leaders, faces a significant test due to the ongoing crisis within Libya’s central bank. This situation emerges …
Egypt-Turkiye Relations: A Test Amid the Libyan Crisis Read MoreIndonesia recently suffered a major cyberattack that targeted its national data center, leading to significant disruptions in government operations and causing delays at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport. Hackers demanded an $8 …
Indonesia Suffers Cyberattack: Government Data at Risk in $8 Million Ransom Demand Read More
Kenya is nearing a $1.5 billion loan agreement with the UAE, which will assist in addressing its growing fiscal deficit and rising debt costs. The loan, expected to be secured …
Kenya Approaches $1.5 Billion Loan Deal with UAE Government Read More
Since its launch in April 2023, Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) has lost 80% of its value on the black market, leading retailers to declare that the government’s fixed exchange rate is …
Arrogance, Not Gold, Undermines Zimbabwe’s Retail Sector: A Critical Examination of the ZiG Currency Crisis Read More