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Pain at the pump for Myanmar motorists as fuel shortage sends prices soaring - Vimarsana News

Pain at the pump for Myanmar motorists as fuel shortage sends prices soaring

Experts say junta restrictions on imports and exchange rate manipulation are to blame.

Source: rfa.org
Govt to cut fuel import by 20pc | Online Version - Vimarsana News

Govt to cut fuel import by 20pc | Online Version

Govt to cut fuel import by 20pc

BVI Citizens rejoice; No Constitutional Suspension says Governor Rankin - Vimarsana News

BVI Citizens rejoice; No Constitutional Suspension says Governor Rankin

By Dana Malcolm Staff Writer   #BritishVirginIslands, June 16, 2022 – The British Virgin Islands will not have their constitution suspended by the United Kingdom. The announcement was made Wednesday June 8th by the Governor of the British Virgin Islands John Rankin. Rankin had called for a commission of inquiry into the government of the […]

CDB Meetings reveal Caribbean lagging in Renewable Energy, Billion$ needed to cross the line - Vimarsana News

CDB Meetings reveal Caribbean lagging in Renewable Energy, Billion$ needed to cross the line

By Dana Malcolm Staff Writer   June 15, 2022 – We need to find a way to lower our energy bills with renewable energy options and it’s going to take billions, but the CDB is proposing a new program to tackle it. The CDB Accelerated Sustainable Energy and Resilient Transition 2030 (ASERT) will address volatility […]

India extends help to Sri Lanka, gives additional USD 500 million credit line for purchasing fuel - Vimarsana News

India extends help to Sri Lanka, gives additional USD 500 million credit line for purchasing fuel

India extends help to Sri Lanka, gives additional USD 500 million credit line for purchasing fuel - Sri Lanka has been struggling to pay for imports after its foreign exchange reserves plummeted sharply in recent times.