Month: June 2023
Elon Musk to built Tesla in India
Mr Modi’s meeting with Mr Musk, who also owns Twitter, came days after Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey accused India of threatening to shut down the platform for not complying with its orders to take down content from the website. The company’s original plans to open base in India were shelved last year after the Indian
Bill Gates in Abuja, Nigeria
The Gates Foundation’s commitment to working closely with communities and leaders to support innovation. The Nigerian president met on Monday with co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Bill Gates at the State House, Abuja and the meeting was held in closed doors. Lately, Bill gates has been traversing the heads of states and
Germany-China talks
Unlike previous visits by Chinese dignitaries, when pragmatic German leaders eager to expand business ties with the Asian giant rolled out the red carpet, Li’s trip comes as Germany is intensifying its efforts to “de-risk” from China.In the afternoon, Scholz and Li are due to take part in an economic forum. The Chinese delegation then
Russia Exporters in Nigeria
11 Russian companies took part in the Made in Russia exposition, presenting meat, dairy, fat-and-oil products, ready-made foods, grain and leguminous products, food ingredients, alcoholic and soft drinks, food industry equipment, and packaging. Among all national expositions at Food & Beverage West Africa 2023, Russia’s Made in Russia national exposition was the largest one covering
Moldova government bans Shor party
The government of Moldova, which lies between Ukraine and Romania, wants to join the European Union, but there are strong pro-Russian forces in the country, especially in the breakaway region of Transnistria, where Russian soldiers are stationed. The Constitutional Court of the former Soviet Republic of Moldova has classified the pro-Russian Shor party as anti-constitutional
The United States of America does nor support Taiwan independence
China views Taiwan, which is self-governing, as part of its own territory and has indicated its intention to forcibly integrate it. Despite recognizing Beijing as the legitimate government of China, the United States maintains informal relations and defense alliances with Taiwan. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Monday reaffirmed United States’ support of the “One
China’s developing World’s Indebtedness
Beijing’s international lending that is notoriously know for its high interest rate along with easier access to cash flow, has been deemed to be amongst the major reasons for the rise of debt sustained by developing countries that are barely managing to stay afloat economically. Beijing’s growing presence in the international financial market is also
Virgin Galactic to launch its first commercial flight
Virgin Galactic has sold more than 800 tickets to people who want to ride over 80km (260,000ft) above Earth. Sir Richard Branson’s space tourism company Virgin Galactic says it will launch its first commercial flight before the end of this month. Virgin Galactic said the first flight will be a scientific research mission, carrying three
United States to send depleted uranium rounds to Ukraine
The Biden administration indicated that it was ready to send depleted uranium shells to Ukraine as part of a future package that will help equip the Abrams M1 tanks that the country gave to Kyiv. The proposal to send this type of ammunition to Ukraine has been under debt for some time because supplying depleted
The costly the Goldenberg Scam
The Goldenberg scandal occurred at a time of severe economic austerity in Kenya in the early 1990s. The country’s economy was characterised by long periods of macroeconomic instability and dwindling foreign reserves. The Kenyan government turned to international financial institutions for cheaper loans. These were provided, but were conditional on economic reforms, such as measures