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World Bank outlines strategy to end loans to China by 2031
The World Bank has confirmed a new five-year partnership framework that will transition China away from borrowing, effectively ending all lending to the nation by 2031.
Will Artificial Intelligence Displace Your Career? The Sectors Facing the Greatest Change
As businesses increasingly adopt AI agents for skilled tasks, economists and data analysts are examining the early impact on employment across finance, software, and creative sectors.
Can the ‘Manchesterism’ Strategy That Propelled Andy Burnham Succeed Nationwide?
As Andy Burnham moves to 10 Downing Street, the nation evaluates whether his successful 'Manchesterism' model—which focused on regional investment and private-sector partnerships—can effectively transform the British economy.
Digital Payments Fuel Growth in Nigeria’s $11 Billion Food Service Market
New research from Moniepoint shows that digital payment integration is modernizing Nigeria's food service industry, with the market expected to reach $11.09 billion by 2025 through improved efficiency and credit access.
Examining the Claim of President Tinubu as Nigeria’s Saviour
A critical analysis of the prevailing narrative among some elite circles that President Bola Tinubu is a transformative leader, questioning whether his current reforms are truly capable of steering Nigeria toward genuine prosperity.
UN Warns Ebola Outbreak Could Cost African Economies $3.6 Billion
The UNDP warns that the ongoing Ebola crisis in the DR Congo could push nearly one million people into poverty and cost African economies up to $3.6 billion.
Economist’s statistical model predicts Dutch World Cup victory
German economist Joachim Klement, known for his perfect streak of World Cup predictions since 2014, has forecast a Dutch victory for the upcoming tournament.