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It is a known secret that many of the fastest growing economies of the world are in Africa, but regional economic integration and intra-African trade...

When paying for coffee, we swipe, tap, wave, and soon may wink—a quick and painless exchange of coffee for money. But when paying for imports...

Countries in the Middle East and Central Asia face with COVID-19 a public health emergency unlike any seen in our lifetime, along with an unprecedented...

World Food Day 2020 marks the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Food and Agriculture Organization, but celebrations this 16 October are muted due to...

The POWER of Social Media is an easier sell to we the Generation Y business owners (1981-1996). We have a relatively healthy grasp of the...

Debt is an obligation that requires one party, the debtor, to pay money or other agreed-upon value to another party, the creditor. Most debts are...

Below is a transcript of the press briefing of the International Monetary Fund's on its October 2020 World Economic Outlook Report. Speakers of the virtual...

I’ve been coming to Singapore for business for nearly a decade now. During that entire time, I’ve been studying and meeting with players from two...

PRESIDENT MAHAMA LEFT A ECONOMIC LEGACY AT END-2016 PART 2: DOING MORE WITH ONE (1) OILFIELD THAN WITH THREE (3) FIELDS Seth E. Terkper [Former...

The World Bank's President, David Malpass on Thursday, October 15, engaged journalists across the globe in a questions and answers session in the aftermath of...