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April 25,2023. President Muhammadu Buhari would pass on the N46.25 trillion debt burden to the incoming government. According to the Debt Management Office, DMO, Nigeria’s total debt stock has hit 46 trillion. Naija247news reports that despite the dust already caused by the heavy existing debt burden, the government said it had received approval from the |

President Muhammadu Buhari would pass on the N46.25 trillion debt burden to the incoming government. According to the Debt Management Office, DMO,

In the age of rapid technological advancements, cryptocurrencies have emerged as a revolutionary financial innovation, challenging the traditional norms of the global economy. The allure of decentralization, borderless transactions, and financial inclusion has captured the imagination of investors, entrepreneurs, and policymakers alike. Developing economies, often plagued by inefficiencies, limited access to banking services, and currency …<p class="read-more"> <a class...

We didn’t need the Russian invasion of Ukraine to tell us that great power competition is back, since China and the United States  and Russia had been going at it well before even COVID temporarily messed up the multilateral trade system upon which we had built our little country. But it’s made it worse, and so we’re picking a side, and that side is NATO.

Many in the world call the Hon. Minister of Tourism for Jamaica the global minister with an agenda for tourism resilience.

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett has declared that tourism “will be the biggest driver of economic growth and prosperity in Jamaica for years to come”. Bartlett made the declaratio...

Many in the world call the Hon. Minister of Tourism for Jamaica the global minister with an agenda for tourism resilience.

The annual debate over renewal of normal trading status for thePeople's Republic of China (PRC) has raised an enormous debate inthis country over the effectiveness of economic sanctions.

Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC, has said the lack of foreign exchange should be blamed for low Foreign Portfolio investments in the country.

First came the tax surveys, now the Enforcement Directorate has filed a case against BBC India for alleged foreign exchange violations. Emails, accessed exclusively by Firstpost, show that the broadcaster was aware of the change in rules introduced in 2019 but did little about it