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SA wins endorsement for G20 agenda

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STRUGGLE: During the current authorities' tenure, Ghana's economy has buckled. PHOTOS REUTERS

Ghana's economic crisis looms over impending elections

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IMF not doing enough to support Africa

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HELPING HAND: Ghana turned to the IMF for financial support in 2022 as its currency tumbled and inflation soared. Photo: Reuters

IMF board approves US$360m payout to Ghana after second review

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The headquarters of Canal Plus, a pay-television unit of Vivendi SA, are seen in Issy les Moulineaux near Paris, France, on Saturday, May 12, 2012. Vivendi SA would stand to boost the lowest valuations of Chief Executive Officer Jean-Bernard Levy's seven-year tenure by breaking up businesses ranging from phone providers to video games and pay television. Photographer: Fabrice Dimier/Bloomberg

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High debt, spending demands and collapsing currencies

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Flames and smoke rise during Israeli air strikes amid a flare-up of Israel-Palestinian violence. Photo Reuters

IMF, World Bank 'impotent' on Israel-Gaza war

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Of the US$5 trillion in annual investments needed globally by 2030 to meet net-zero emissions goals, US$2 trillion will need to be made in emerging markets and developing economies. Photo Unsplash/Josh Withers

Private sector must shoulder most of climate burden

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Diamonds still contribute the most to Namibia's economy, compared to other mining related state income.Photo contributed

Mining to drive economic growth

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SA’s role as BRICS host fraught with dangers

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Global economic uncertainty means oil price surprises

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The diamond mining industry is expected to grow by 8.2% in 2023 and 1.3% in 2024. Photo Unsplash/Edgar Soto

Economy expected to slow down

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