The global economic costs of the COVID-19 pandemic will be massive, with the International Monetary Fund forecasting the worst global recession since the 1929 Great Depression. In Africa, the epidemic is gaining momentum. The continent…
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(Agence Ecofin) – Lorsqu’on rassemble le résultat net de ses activités, qui est de 127,5 milliards de FCFA, et les autres plus-values réalisées au courant de l’année 2019, le bénéfice net global de la Banque…
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By Cassandra Garrison and Luciano Costa BUENOS AIRES/SAO PAULO (Reuters) – Brazil has agreed to release water at the giant Itaipu hydroelectric dam to raise low water levels in the Parana River, a key thoroughfare…
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Social gatherings with friends and family are an essential part of being human. So it’s no surprise, with real-life gatherings limited to just two people, that people are flocking to apps that can keep us…
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What strategy should South Africa follow to contain the outbreak of the SARS-CoV-2 virus after the current 35-day lockdown? Any strategy should be informed by the trajectory of the disease, the effectiveness – or otherwise…
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(ORANGE TUNISIE) – Nouveau succès pour Orange, la fixbox lancée il y a quelques mois et qui permet de bénéficier de l’internet en illimité à la maison vient d’être élue produit de l’année dans la…
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© Reuters. A person in a mask walks on a nearly empty street in the coronavirus outbreak near the Treasury Department in Washington By Andy Sullivan, Howard Schneider and Ann Saphir WASHINGTON/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) –…
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(BANQUE ATLANTIQUE) – Banque Atlantique, filiale du Groupe Banque Centrale Populaire (BCP) du Maroc, a fait don de 100 millions de FCFA, au Fonds Spécial COVID-19, pour soutenir le gouvernement Malien dans la lutte contre…
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© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: A pint of beer is poured into a glass in a bar in London By Stephanie Kelly and Lisa Baertlein NEW YORK/LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Dwindling supplies of carbon dioxide from…
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Since March 29, we have congratulated ourselves for flattening the curve of the COVID-19 epidemic in Australia. But if we ask more detailed questions, such as “which curves have flattened?”, “by how much?”, and “how…
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