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Brazil’s government has presented a new income tax exemption plan for those earning up to 5,000 reais monthly, aiming to regain popularity for President Lula. Funding will come from new …
Brazil Launches Income Tax Exemption Plan to Enhance Middle-Class Income Read More
President Joseph Aoun of Lebanon indicated the necessity for rapid implementation of IMF-recommended economic reforms to restore confidence in the country. Key reforms include a unified data center for the …
Lebanon’s President Advocates for Immediate Economic Reforms Read More
Tunisia plans to increase phosphate production to 14 million tonnes annually by 2030. Decisions made at a cabinet meeting include upgrading production facilities, establishing new units for phosphate processing, and …
Tunisia Aims to Enhance Phosphate Production to 14 Million Tonnes by 2030 Read More
In 2024, Brazil’s economy grew by 3.4%, the largest since 2021, driven by services and industry. Household spending increased significantly, contributing to low unemployment at 6.6%. GDP reached BRL 11.7 …
Brazil’s Economy Grows 3.4% in 2024, Marking Significant Recovery Read More
Niassa province’s Lichinga city faces a potential drinking water crisis, with approximately 7,000 residents at risk due to low water levels in the Locumue dam. Current capacity is critically low, …
Potential Water Crisis Threatens Lichinga City in Niassa Province Read More
A study by Weill Cornell Medicine confirms that lenacapavir shows minimal resistance in Uganda, bolstering its potential as an effective HIV treatment. With only 1.6% of patients harboring resistance mutations, …
New HIV Therapy Lenacapavir Shows Promise in Uganda Research Read More
Vanuatu’s voters are participating in a snap election following a significant earthquake that impacted the nation. With political instability leading to the parliament’s dissolution, the election is crucial for governance. …
Vanuatu’s Election Amid Aftermath of Earthquake and Political Turmoil Read More
The GIJN 2024 Board Elections resulted in the re-election of four incumbents and the election of three new members. The elected board comprises Brant Houston, Paul Radu, Daniel Howden, Elza …
GIJN 2024 Board Election Results: Four Incumbents Re-Elected, Three New Members Read More