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Malawi Confederation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (MCCCI) says it has achieved its objectives for the 34th Malawi International Trade Fair ending today. In an interview yesterday, MCCCI communications executive Orama Chiphwanya said the fair provided a platform for local and international delegates and exhibitors to connect and explore new business opportunities. She said:
The White House is studying the climate, economic, and security implications of these industry exports.
Local farmers are being encouraged to increase the production of crops, to supply agro-processors. The Jamaica Business Development Corporation (JBDC) says local agro-processors are innovating Jamaican traditional snacks with a healthy twist, to...
In late January, the Biden administration announced that it was pausing new approvals for liquefied natural gas export terminals until it can reassess its review process. That decision hinges on a key question: Is continuing to expand the country’s already massive fossil-gas export capacity in the “public interest?” To answer that, the administration will likely try to determine the cost in dollars and cents of two main impacts of liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports: their effect on domestic ene
On Friday morning, the White House announced that it will pause new approvals for new liquified natural gas (LNG) export facilities. The decision has been framed across the board as a “victory for climate activists,” and a concession to a constituency Biden is eager to please on the campaign trail. That’s not wholly false: The climate movement did indeed push for today’s decision, and the White House explicitly cited the climate crisis and “calls of young people” in its statement about it. What’