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How the NHI Bill could spell tragedy for SA: Corrigan - Vimarsana News

How the NHI Bill could spell tragedy for SA: Corrigan

Ramaphosa signed the NHI Bill into law, dramatising the event by announcing he had found his "most valued pen in the country."

State management and regulation of extractive industries in the Pan Amazon - Vimarsana News

State management and regulation of extractive industries in the Pan Amazon

The extractive industries are strategic components of the economy of all Amazonian countries, but their importance varies greatly. Mineral extraction creates tangible economic benefits for a sovereign state. Converting a non-renewable natural resource into money can provide an emerging economy or middle-income country with much-needed financial capital for infrastructure development and poverty reduction. The resource […]

Chilean instant payments API startup Fintoc raises $7 million to turn Mexico into its main market - Vimarsana News

Chilean instant payments API startup Fintoc raises $7 million to turn Mexico into its main market

Fintoc's API lets online businesses accept instant payments coming directly from the customer's bank account. This method, known as A2A, offers an alternative to credit card transactions.

The leading source of labour statistics - Vimarsana News

The leading source of labour statistics

ILOSTAT is the global reference for international labour statistics, providing a comprehensive database and resources for producing labour statistics.

Source: ilo.org
Resource curse is widespread, but some states escape - Vimarsana News

Resource curse is widespread, but some states escape

Money earned from raw materials can be a curse rather than a blessing. It helps autocratic regimes stay in power, ignore their people and leads to frequent wars. But there are exceptions.

Source: nzz.ch