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A Canadian company, Lucara Diamond, has discovered the world’s second-largest diamond, a 2,492-carat gem, at its Karowe mine in Botswana. This find surpasses the previous record for the largest diamond …
Remarkable Discovery: Second-Largest Diamond Unearthed in Botswana Read More
Togo has markedly improved its business climate, achieving 15th worldwide and 1st in Africa for Starting a Business in the 2020 Doing Business report. The nation has enacted significant reforms …
Togo’s Business Reforms Lead to Remarkable Improvements in Doing Business Rankings Read More
On October 1, 2023, Argentine Vice President Victoria Villaruel met with El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele to discuss Bitcoin and the country’s volcano bonds. This meeting reflects Argentina’s interest in …
Argentina’s Interest in El Salvador’s Bitcoin Bonds: A Step Towards Cryptocurrency Adoption Read More
The Gallup Global Safety Report 2024 highlights El Salvador’s rising perceptions of safety, contrasted sharply with declining security feelings in Chile and Ecuador. Factors like organized crime and government responses …
El Salvador Tops Security Perceptions Survey as Chile, Ecuador Decline Read More
South Africa is considering adopting a reciprocal visa regime similar to Namibia’s recent policy that requires visas for countries that do not reciprocate for Namibians. This approach aims to promote …
The Case for South Africa to Embrace a Reciprocal Visa Regime Read More
Rubis has reported double-digit margin growth in the Caribbean, primarily thanks to Jamaica and Guyana, with a gross margin rise to €167 million. However, the unstable conditions in Haiti resulted …
Rubis Reports Strong Growth Driven by Caribbean Markets, Offset by Haiti’s Challenges Read More
Glencore’s copper mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo is involved in a royalties dispute with local tax authorities, with claims exceeding €800 million. The conflict led to the freezing …
Glencore’s Copper Mine in Congo Engaged in €800 Million Royalty Dispute Read More
Glencore’s Kamoto Copper Company in the Democratic Republic of Congo confronts a royalty dispute with DGRAD, which claims the company owes over €800 million. Despite the conflict, production levels of …
Glencore’s Kamoto Copper Mine Faces €800 Million Royalty Dispute in Congo Read More
The recent rapprochement between Egypt and Turkiye faces its first significant test amid the ongoing crisis over the Central Bank of Libya. With Sadiq Al-Kabir’s removal causing a political and …
Egypt-Turkiye Cooperation at Risk Due to Libyan Crisis Read More
Indonesia’s national data center suffered a ransomware attack from the LockBit group, causing significant disruptions and demanding a ransom of $8 million. Essential services are gradually returning to normal, though …
Cyberattack on Indonesia: LockBit Ransomware Demands $8 Million for Data Release Read More