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Benin’s economy is characterized by a significant reliance on agriculture, with 70% of the workforce employed in this sector. Efforts to restructure the economy through socialist policies have faced challenges …
Economic Overview of Benin: Agriculture, Trade, and Oil Read More
Benin’s economy is influenced by historical reliance on foreign aid, particularly from France. Post-1972, the government implemented socialist reforms leading to nationalization but failed to overcome corruption and stagnation. Agriculture …
Economic Overview of Benin: Challenges and Opportunities Read More
President Chandrikapersad Santokhi announced the “Royalties for Everyone” initiative, which guarantees US$750 in future oil royalties and 7% annual interest for every Surinamese citizen. This financial instrument aims to distribute …
Suriname Introduces Royalties for Everyone Program to Empower Citizens Read More
Togo has improved its business environment significantly, ranking fifteenth globally and first in Africa in the 2020 Doing Business report under the Starting a Business index. The government’s reforms focus …
Togo’s Transformative Reforms: Enhancing the Business Climate for Investment Read More
Britain and other wealthy nations have pledged substantial funds to combat climate change, notably £240 billion per year by 2035. However, concerns about corruption and ineffective management in recipient countries, …
Examining the Efficacy of Billions Pledged for Climate Change Solutions Read More
The EU has granted Morocco a €190 million loan for earthquake recovery efforts following the devastating earthquake in September 2023. This funding will focus on rebuilding homes and restoring crucial …
EU Allocates $200 Million Loan to Morocco for Earthquake Recovery Efforts Read More
This article examines the critical relationship between public debt and educational access, focusing on Zimbabwe, Eritrea, South Sudan, and South Africa. It highlights how financial challenges and poor governance hinder …
The Debt-Education Nexus: Insights from Zimbabwe, Eritrea, South Sudan, and South Africa Read More
The intersection of public debt and educational access in Zimbabwe, Eritrea, South Sudan, and South Africa underscores the negative impact of financial constraints on effective education systems. High levels of …
Exploring the Debt-Education Nexus: Insights from Zimbabwe, Eritrea, South Sudan, and South Africa Read More
This article explores the relationship between public debt and education in Zimbabwe, Eritrea, South Sudan, and South Africa, revealing how financial constraints and governance issues significantly hinder educational access and …
The Debt-Education Nexus: Lessons from Zimbabwe, Eritrea, South Sudan, and South Africa Read More
Barclays has been fined £40 million by the FCA for failing to disclose arrangements with Qatari investors during its 2008 fundraising efforts, which were deemed ‘reckless’. The bank has decided …
Barclays Fined £40 Million for ‘Reckless’ Fundraising Conduct in 2008 Read More