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Kenya’s Parliament Finance Committee has proposed exempting small businesses from eTIMS, easing compliance challenges for those with annual sales below Ksh 5 million. The shift of electronic invoicing responsibility to …
Kenya’s Parliament Considers Exempting Small Businesses from eTIMS Compliance Read More
Niger State legislators have committed to collaborating with the At-Risk Children Programme (ARC-P) to support vulnerable children. The initiative, praised by Clerk Mallam Farouq Umar Isah, aligns with Governor Bago’s …
Niger State Legislators Endorse ARC-P Initiative for At-Risk Children Read More
The EBRD commits $80 million to North Africa Fund III, managed by RMBV, to support mid-cap companies in Egypt, Morocco, and Tunisia. NAF III aims to invest up to $300 …
EBRD Supports Mid-Cap Companies in North Africa with $80 Million Commitment Read More
Standard Chartered PLC is exploring the sale of its wealth and retail banking businesses in Botswana, Uganda, and Zambia as part of a strategy to enhance income growth and returns. …
Standard Chartered Plans Exit from Botswana, Uganda, and Zambia Banking Operations Read More
Standard Chartered PLC plans to divest its wealth and retail banking operations in Botswana, Uganda, and Zambia while continuing to serve global corporate clients. The move aims to enhance income …
Standard Chartered Plans to Divest Banking Operations in Botswana, Uganda, and Zambia Read More
This article explores the interplay between public debt and the right to education in Zimbabwe, Eritrea, South Sudan, and South Africa, emphasizing the need for strategic debt management. The economic …
The Debt-Education Nexus: Insights from Zimbabwe, Eritrea, South Sudan, and South Africa Read More
This article examines the impact of public debt on education in Zimbabwe, Eritrea, South Sudan, and South Africa, highlighting how financial constraints hinder access to quality education. The analysis reveals …
Exploring the Debt-Education Nexus: Insights from Africa Read More
This article examines the critical relationship between public debt and education in Zimbabwe, Eritrea, South Sudan, and South Africa. It highlights how financial constraints and governance challenges hinder educational access …
Exploring the Impact of Debt on Educational Access in Africa Read More
On October 5, 2023, Zimbabwe announced a gold-backed digital token aimed at improving economic access for citizens, enabling them to own gold and reducing reliance on the US dollar. Following …
Kenya Follows Zimbabwe in Leveraging Web3 for Economic Inclusion in Low-Income Segments Read More
The Nigerian government has provided cash payments to 25 million individuals as part of a poverty alleviation program, utilizing biometric verification methods. The initiative, which began last year, targets approximately …
25 Million Nigerians Benefit from Cash Payments through Digital Identification Read More