WASHINGTON, April 17 (Reuters) – Kenya has requested rapid financial support from the World Bank to help it manage the economic shocks triggered by the Iran war, its central bank governor told Reuters.
South African Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago said the Iran war’s impact on oil prices has validated wariness over inflation, without giving a clear signal on what that means for interest rates.
Celebrating Johannesburg’s resilience, this week’s lineup features Maria McCloy’s curation, the launch of the Atlas of Uncertainty, and a shift toward more inclusive, family-friendly events.
During the same parliamentary hearings, the Reserve Bank of Malawi disclosed that investigators had traced 72.6 billion kwacha linked to financial flows associated with the Amaryllis deal
Illicit cigarettes make up about 60% of South Africa’s market, according to research from the University of Cape Town, raising alarm over lost tax revenue and growing public health risks
In the late 1980s, as the Indian state responded to Kashmiri demands for self-determination with overwhelming military force, a new form of warfare emerged in the valleys and villages of Kashmir. The systemic use of sexual violence as a weapon of occupation to humiliate communities, terrorise families and break the will of the people became […]
When actors within a state engage with a foreign power and that engagement produces economic pressure on the state, the law must determine how such conduct is understood