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How to get your credit score back on track in 2021 By Opinion Share While the economic crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic has left 85% of South Africans in need of financial help, recent data has shown that South African’s credit scores are going up after the national lockdown which began in March this year. The light at the end of the tunnel shows that 51% of South Africans now have a higher credit score than they did before lockdown. Short-term loan providers attribute the improvement of credit scores to a temporary reduction in defaults because of payment holidays offered to consu...

Myanmar, Japan to Invest $30.4m in Stock Exchange JV Myanmar and Japan’s Daiwa Securities Group will invest K30 billion ($30.43 million) in a joint venture stock exchange project in Yangon, U Maung Maung Thein, deputy minister for finance, said. Myanmar government will hold 51 percent stake in the JV while Daiwa will hold the rest. The minister said a total of 105 public companies are under scrutiny for listing on the stock exchange, scheduled to come up in October 2015. China’s CPI Asks Myanmar to Honour Hydropower Project China’s China Power Investment Company (CPI) has urged the My...

Denver musician Evan Sitchler isn’t rushing to get back on a stage right away — but that doesn’t mean he can’t safely perform live with other people during the pandemic. Thanks to computer-based platforms such as JamKazam and Jamulus, the multi-instrumental Sitchler is still making noise in real time, despite the all-too-familiar obstacles presented by COVID-19. “I’ve been staying at home, keeping safe and not gigging, but believe me, I want to,” says Sitchler, whose past Colorado efforts have included well-received cover projects of artists including the Beatles, Pink Floyd, Da...