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BBCNEWS Asia Business Report January 9, 2017 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Asia Business Report January 9, 2017

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Nigeria remains upbeat in tackling deforestation – Minister - Vimarsana News

Nigeria remains upbeat in tackling deforestation – Minister

The Minister of State for Environment Dr Ishaq Salako has stated that Nigeria through the Federal Ministry of Environment has been proactive in the quest to tackle deforestation and challenges confronting sustainable forest management including commodity-driven deforestation. He disclosed this at a high-level policy meeting on Forest Positive for Commodity Export from Nigeria (FPEN), yesterday…

Coal Price Predicted to Stay Above $400 until January - Vimarsana News

Coal Price Predicted to Stay Above $400 until January

Coal and mineral resources contributed Rp 124 trillion ($8 billion) in tax and export duties to the state revenue in 2021.

A case of an unbeaten champion - Vimarsana News

A case of an unbeaten champion

Bangladesh has probably not been able to capture its strength in manpower export and so has not been able to negotiate better terms for its workers