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Faulty decisions - Vimarsana News

Faulty decisions

The importation of chemical fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides was banned by a Cabinet Memorandum, dated April 27, 2021, to promote the use of organic fertilizers and natural pesticides. As a result, inorganic fertilisers such as urea, Triple superphosphate, Muriate of Potash and other agrochemicals (insecticides, fungicides etc.) became scarce. Agriculture Ministry in the meantime promoted […]

Source: island.lk
Have pity on Afghans - Vimarsana News

Have pity on Afghans

Is there no end to the torment inflicted on the ordinary people of Afghanistan, by the United States? Having being defeated militarily, and decamping ingloriously within 24 hours, like thieves in the night, the USA now inflicts starvation and destruction on Afghanistan from a “safe distance”.! Money that rightly belonging to the Afghan State is […]

Source: island.lk
Tanzania debt grows by $5b in 12 months - Vimarsana News

Tanzania debt grows by $5b in 12 months

According to BoT, there was also a noticeable growth in exports of rice, maize and beans to neighbouring countries, reflecting an improvement in regional trade.

Indonesia's forex reserves stand at 144.9 bln USD in December 2021 - Vimarsana News

Indonesia's forex reserves stand at 144.9 bln USD in December 2021

JAKARTA, Jan. 7 (Xinhua) -- Indonesia foreign exchange reserves remained high at 144.9 billion U.S. dollars by the end of December 2021, despite lower than 145.

Pakistan to impose new raft of austerity measures and pro-investor reforms to secure IMF bailout funds - Vimarsana News

Pakistan to impose new raft of austerity measures and pro-investor reforms to secure IMF bailout funds

Pakistan’s government is seeking IMF assistance with great trepidation, because it fears the eruption of mass anger against yet another round of IMF-dictated austerity.

Source: wsws.org