Outcrop Silver Reports High-Grade Silver Assays at Santa Ana in Colombia
Outcrop Silver has reported high-grade assays from its Santa Ana project in Colombia, with drill hole DH442 revealing up to...
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Finance Minister Rejects Taxpayer Bailout for Bank of Ghana
Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson rejects using taxpayer funds to support the Bank of Ghana’s ¢60 billion deficit. He...
Bice Osei Kuffour Resigns as Acting Managing Director of Ghana Post
Bice Osei Kuffour, dubbed 'Obour', resigns as Acting Managing Director of Ghana Post, expressing gratitude and highlighting his contributions to...
Bolivia’s YPFB to Utilize Cryptocurrency for Energy Imports Amid Dollar Shortage
Bolivia's YPFB is set to transact in cryptocurrency for energy imports due to dollar shortages. This shift is happening amid...
IMF Advocates for Unified Reforms to Stimulate Lebanon’s Economic Recovery
The IMF has urged Lebanon to enact a unified financial reform programme to enhance economic recovery and regain investor confidence....
Brazil Introduces Payroll-Deductible Loans for Private-Sector Workers
Brazil has announced new rules to expand payroll-deductible loans for private-sector workers through a digital work card app. This initiative...
AbraSilver Sees Share Increase Amid High-Grade Finds at Diablillos Project
AbraSilver Resource Inc. reported significant high-grade silver drill results at the Diablillos project, prompting an 8.1% rise in shares. The...
Minister Forson Denies Taxpayer Funding for Bank of Ghana Bailout
Dr. Ato Forson, Minister of Finance, stated that Ghana will not utilize taxpayer money for a GH¢53 billion bailout of...
Successful Auction at Nairobi Coffee Exchange Nets Sh. 1.78 Billion
The Nairobi Coffee Exchange auction saw the sale of 33,435 bags for Sh. 1.78 billion, marking an increase from the...
South Africa’s Treasury Proposes Revised Budget to Address Coalition Deadlock
South Africa's Treasury has proposed a smaller VAT increase in a revised national budget to resolve a political deadlock within...
