Mozambique has introduced a new series of metical notes and coins which will replace those in circulation since 2006. The country's reserve bank governor says the theme of the new money maintains its cultural, historical and faunal heritage. The coins of 20 and five cents will be removed from the new series. Thami Ngubeni spoke to Aureo Nhaca, Group economist at IAPED Holdings in Mozambique

Mozambique has introduced a new series of metical notes and coins which will replace those in circulation since 2006. The country's reserve bank governor says the theme of the new money maintains its cultural, historical and faunal heritage. The coins of 20 and five cents will be removed from the new series. Thami Ngubeni spoke to Aureo Nhaca, Group economist at IAPED Holdings in Mozambique

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Mozambique introduces a new series of metical notes and coins replacing those in circulation since 2006

The Standard Bank Top Women™ Conference 2024 - is a platform where women leaders, change-makers, and industry experts from across South Africa are preparing converge for a transformative experience. Scheduled to take place on 25 to 26 November 2024 at The Sandton Convention Centre, this year’s conference promises to be an inspiring gathering of top women professionals, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders in the country. Thami Ngubeni spoke to Mabo Malaza, Head of Learning, Development and Transformation: Harmony Gold Mine

The Standard Bank Top Women™ Conference 2024 - is a platform where women leaders, change-makers, and industry experts from across South Africa are preparing converge for a transformative experience. Scheduled to take place on 25 to 26 November 2024 at The Sandton Convention Centre, this year’s conference promises to be an inspiring gathering of top women professionals, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders in the country. Thami Ngubeni spoke to Mabo Malaza, Head of Learning, Development and Transformation: Harmony Gold Mine

TOPCO: Mabo Malaza, Head of Learning, Development and Transformation: Harmony Gold Mine

Zimbabwe is hosting a conference of creditors and finance executives to discuss the country's goals to clear debt arrears and restructure 12-point-7 billion US dollars in external debt. The Southern African country's debt accounts for 81 per cent of the gross domestic product, and clearing it will be a tough challenge for a country that has faced numerous financial crises in recent decades, from repeated hyperinflation to multiple unsuccessful attempts to launch a new currency. Thami Ngubeni spoke to Economic Analyst from the Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt & Development, Zvikomborero Sibanda..

Zimbabwe is hosting a conference of creditors and finance executives to discuss the country's goals to clear debt arrears and restructure 12-point-7 billion US dollars in external debt. The Southern African country's debt accounts for 81 per cent of the gross domestic product, and clearing it will be a tough challenge for a country that has faced numerous financial crises in recent decades, from repeated hyperinflation to multiple unsuccessful attempts to launch a new currency. Thami Ngubeni spoke to Economic Analyst from the Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt &amp; Development, Zvikomborero Sibanda..

Zimbabwe seeks ways to  clear debt arrears and restructure 12-point-7 billion US dollars in external debt

The COP29 Climate Summit in Baku concluded with a contentious deal aimed at addressing global climate challenges. Delegates agreed on a $300 billion annual funding target by 2035, tripling the previous commitment to support developing nations in mitigating climate impacts and transitioning to cleaner energy. However, this figure, part of the New Collective Quantified Goal, drew sharp criticism from leaders of vulnerable nations, calling it insufficient to tackle worsening climate crises. While some hailed the progress, others slammed the rushed approval process. Thami Ngubeni spoke to Lisa Makaula, Advocacy Officer at Green Connection

The COP29 Climate Summit in Baku concluded with a contentious deal aimed at addressing global climate challenges. Delegates agreed on a $300 billion annual funding target by 2035, tripling the previous commitment to support developing nations in mitigating climate impacts and transitioning to cleaner energy. However, this figure, part of the New Collective Quantified Goal, drew sharp criticism from leaders of vulnerable nations, calling it insufficient to tackle worsening climate crises. While some hailed the progress, others slammed the rushed approval process. Thami Ngubeni spoke to Lisa Makaula, Advocacy Officer at Green Connection

Mozambique introduces a new series of metical notes and coins replacing those in circulation since 2006

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