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Brics Reshapes Global Economy Beyond Dollar

For nearly eight decades, the United States dollar has stood at the center of global finance, dominating international trade, energy markets and central bank reserves. But a new financial contest is emerging as BRICS nations push to build alternative systems that could
July 25, 2026

Netanyahu Aide Arrested Amid Intelligence Leak Scandal

Israeli police have arrested a senior aide to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, intensifying concerns over an alleged intelligence leak that may have obstructed sensitive negotiations related to the ongoing Gaza crisis. The aide, Eliezer Feldstein, is accused of disclosing classified information to
November 5, 2024

Kenya’s Finance Chief Urges Economic Independence

Kenya’s Treasury Secretary, John Mbadi, voiced concerns over African nations’ growing reliance on foreign financial support. Describing scenes of leaders queuing for assistance, he underscored what he views as an urgent need for the continent to address its own financial independence. Mbadi’s
November 4, 2024

Police Chief Urges Couples to Respect Privacy

In a recent address to local council members, Selestin Luhende, the District Police Chief of Ludewa in Njombe Region, has called on couples to refrain from invading each other’s privacy by checking their partner’s mobile phones. He emphasized that such actions can
November 3, 2024

Mvomero District to Begin Monitoring NGO Operations

The Mvomero District Administration has announced plans to begin systematic inspections of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) operating in the district to ensure they adhere to regulations, laws, and their stated objectives. This new measure is aimed at promoting accountability and efficiency in the
November 3, 2024

Botswana’s President Concedes Defeat in Election

 Botswana’s President Mokgweetsi Masisi has conceded defeat as preliminary election results indicate that his party has lost its parliamentary majority after nearly six decades in power. The concession came during a press conference in the capital, Gaborone, where Masisi acknowledged the significant
November 2, 2024

Government Urged to Control External Debt Levels

The Tanzanian government to maintain external debt servicing below the current limit of 11.1 percent of the gross domestic product (GDP) and to prevent it from escalating to the critical threshold of 15 percent. Oran Njeza, the Chairman of the Budget Committee
November 2, 2024
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