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US approves HIMARS sale to Morocco, allowing deep strikes against potential threats - Vimarsana News

US approves HIMARS sale to Morocco, allowing deep strikes against potential threats

Morocco's ambitions to strengthen border security and the capability to detect and neutralise potential threats could soon come to fruition with a $524 million HIMARS, missile and guided rocket purchase from the US.

Zambia : If Kamala visited Lungu she would have had to visit Sean Tembo as well – Chushi - Vimarsana News

Zambia : If Kamala visited Lungu she would have had to visit Sean Tembo as well – Chushi

Lusaka - Zambia: CHIEF Government Spokesperson Chushi Kasanda has defended the decision of US Vice-President Kamala Harris not to meet with former Zambian

"Communism-Capitalism-Economic Developement : Implications for U.S.Economic Assistance Moore, Stephen;" - Vimarsana News

"Communism-Capitalism-Economic Developement : Implications for U.S.Economic Assistance Moore, Stephen;"

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Zambia : Sean Tembo Urges President Hichilema to Suspend Mealie Meal Exports to Address Food Insecurity - Vimarsana News

Zambia : Sean Tembo Urges President Hichilema to Suspend Mealie Meal Exports to Address Food Insecurity

Lusaka - Zambia: The Patriots for Economic Progress (PeP) has challenged the United Party for National Development (UPND) government to suspend mealie meal

Accelerating MDB Reform to Address Today's Global Challenges | Center For Global Development - Vimarsana News

Accelerating MDB Reform to Address Today's Global Challenges | Center For Global Development

The world has changed since the creation of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank—the world’s first international financial institutions—over 75 years ago. The shared challenges facing humanity have only grown more pressing and existential. From pandemics to climate change to financial distress and the looming public debt breakdown, the world is entering an era of polycrises, characterized by a multiplicity of shocks, to which countries of the Global South are most exposed.

Source: cgdev.org