Officials from eight countries in Southern Africa attended a five-day training programme for transitioning to Commonwealth Meridian, a new debt management system.

The Commonwealth Secretariat facilitated the training in Mozambique last week in partnership with the Macroeconomic and Financial Management Institute for Eastern and Southern Africa to equip 25 officials from eight countries in recording, analysing and reporting debt data using the new system.

Adviser and Head of the Debt Management Unit at the Commonwealth Secretariat, is Pamella McLaren…

Officials from eight countries in Southern Africa attended a five-day training programme for transitioning to Commonwealth Meridian, a new debt management system.
The Commonwealth Secretariat facilitated the training in Mozambique last week in partnership with the Macroeconomic and Financial Management Institute for Eastern and Southern Africa to equip 25 officials from eight countries in recording, analysing and reporting debt data using the new system.
Adviser and Head of the Debt Management Unit at the Commonwealth Secretariat, is Pamella McLaren…

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Officials from Southern Africa attend a 5-day training programme for transitioning to Commonwealth Meridian

Foreign exhibitors from 27 countries are participating in the 64th edition of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF). At the trade fair there are also over  40 exhibitors from China, who are showcasing products made in Zimbabwe and China. The fair's theme for this year is  "Innovation: the catalyst to industrialization and trade". The ZITF  offer a platfrom for trade and investment which offers opportunities for local and international businesses to explore business partnerships.

For more on this Thami Ngubeni spoke to Chairman of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair Company (ZITF), Busisa Moyo.

Foreign exhibitors from 27 countries are participating in the 64th edition of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF). At the trade fair there are also over  40 exhibitors from China, who are showcasing products made in Zimbabwe and China. The fair's theme for this year is  "Innovation: the catalyst to industrialization and trade". The ZITF  offer a platfrom for trade and investment which offers opportunities for local and international businesses to explore business partnerships.
For more on this Thami Ngubeni spoke to Chairman of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair Company (ZITF), Busisa Moyo.

27 countries participate in the 64th Zimbabwe International Trade Fair

Nearly half of South African(SA) adults are reportedly borrowing money to afford groceries. This is according to FinMark Trust's latest study, the FinScope Consumer South Africa report. The survey results found 40% of consumers are using credit for household necessities, while two out of five individuals have gone without electricity in the past 12 months, due to a lack of affordability.

For more on the statistics, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Lesego Mashigo, head of Financial Inclusion, South Africa at FinMark Trust.

Nearly half of South African(SA) adults are reportedly borrowing money to afford groceries. This is according to FinMark Trust's latest study, the FinScope Consumer South Africa report. The survey results found 40% of consumers are using credit for household necessities, while two out of five individuals have gone without electricity in the past 12 months, due to a lack of affordability.
For more on the statistics, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Lesego Mashigo, head of Financial Inclusion, South Africa at FinMark Trust.

Nearly half of SA adults borrowing money to afford groceries: Survey

Business leaders have been urged to put extra precautions in place to stop becoming a victim of cyber attacks. While companies feel that a cyber attack happens in a flash, it actually takes days and months for cybercriminals to make their moves. Gerhard Swart, Chief Technology Officer at cyber security company, Performanta spoke to Thami Ngubeni

Business leaders have been urged to put extra precautions in place to stop becoming a victim of cyber attacks. While companies feel that a cyber attack happens in a flash, it actually takes days and months for cybercriminals to make their moves. Gerhard Swart, Chief Technology Officer at cyber security company, Performanta spoke to Thami Ngubeni

Officials from Southern Africa attend a 5-day training programme for transitioning to Commonwealth Meridian

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