Malawi’s ambition to embrace digitalization continues to face setbacks, with the registration and licensing process for teachers highlighting significant obstacles. The initiative, spearheaded by the ...

Inflation, driven by government spending, has gobbled up 85 percent of the Big Macs you could have bought. But we’re unlikely ...

Malawians without passports arrested at Beitbridge Border for attempting to enter South Africa via Black Market Routes - The Maravi Post ...

THE world’s largest cryptocurrency by market capitalisation, Bitcoin, has breached the US$100 ... Zimbabwe dollar, RTGS ...

When negotiators from Africa headed to Baku, Azerbaijan, last month for this year’s iteration of the global climate jamboree known as the Congress of the Parties, they – like their counterparts from ...

Ernie Lindsey, an American novelist whose novel Sara’s Game became a USA Today and Amazon Kindle bestseller, is credited with ...

The IMF’s Fiscal Monitor on Wednesday will feature a warning that public debt levels are set to reach US$100 trillion this year, driven by China and the United States. Managing director ...

Americans borrowing against their homes after a surge in real estate prices are creating a $2 trillion opportunity for investors, according to TPG Angelo Gordon. “We’re seeing the evolution of ...

WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald Trump on Day One can move to cut the federal deficit by $1.4 trillion over the next decade by rescinding President Biden’s executive actions, according to a ...

Total superannuation savings hit $4.1 trillion at the end of September ... All up, APRA monitors about 100 of these funds. As markets pushed higher between July and September, and funds saw ...

Up to 70% of residents between North Carolina and Florida, and a trillion dollars in property, could be impacted by the end of the century with just over three feet of sea rise. South Florida ...

This comes as the government exhausted the 2024 Budget within 10 months, which was ZWL$ 58,2 trillion (approximately ... four departments had utilised more than 100% of their approved budgets.