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Gates Foundation Unveils $200B Pledge By 2045: A Landmark 25Th Anniversary Commitment With A Sunset Clause
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To commemorate its 25th year, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has declared a historic pledge to allocate $200 billion over the coming two decades, with plans to extend operations until 2045. This landmark promise, which stands as the biggest charitable contribution in contemporary times, was disclosed through an announcement made by Foundation Chairman…
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Investors Demand Mentorship To Boost Kenya’S Startup Growth
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Participants in the startup community are urging seasoned business owners to share their accumulated wisdom and expertise with emerging entrepreneurs, aiming to foster the long-term development of the nation’s startups. Data from the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics indicates that almost 500,000 new businesses cease operations within their initial year, largely because of factors…
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Revenue Reset: Gra Boosts Efforts To Enhance Tax Collection And Compliance
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The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) is intensifying its initiatives to improve tax collection and boost adherence to regulations, which supports the government’s larger plan to revitalize the country’s economy. Following this, Acting Commissioner-General Anthony Kwasi Sarpong has presented a detailed plan aimed at expanding the tax base, targeting a substantial revenue collection of GH¢200…
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Senate Approves Selesai Two Pieces Of Tax Reform Legislation
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ABUJA – On Thursday, the Senate, during a full session, approved the remaining two out of four Tax Reform Bills, after passing the first two on May 7. Remember, the two bills that have been approved are the Joint Revenue Board Establishment Bill 2025 and the Nigerian Tax Bill 2025. The passage ensued after…
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Fed Acknowledges Stagflation Risks: Devere Warns Investors Must Act Swiftly
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The Federal Reserve has finally voiced what was previously unspoken: stagflation is not merely a remote possibility but a distinct and immediate concern. For several months, officials have skirted the issue. But now, they’ve shed their reservations. Here is Nigel Green, the CEO of leading financial advisory firm, presenting his analysis. deVere Group following…
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Dollar’S Rise Boosts Optimism, Pushes Won Below 1,400
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On May 9, the South Korean won depreciated beyond the 1,400 mark relative to the US dollar, marking its second consecutive day of gains as improved sentiment regarding reduced global trade frictions bolstered the American currency. The won started trading at 1,404.8 against each dollar, marking an increase of 8.2 won compared to the…
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Akwaboah Responds To Social Media’S Harsh Criticisms
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Akwaboah has reacted to negative comments that have been targeted at him in recent days on social media and advised people to be more tactful with their utterances The musician mentioned that common sense was not as widespread as it was supposed to be, sparking reactions from social media users After posting pictures from…
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Lauriston Solar Farm In Australia Begins Operations: A Clean Energy Triumph
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This facility stands as one of the biggest operational solar farms in New Zealand. Fotowatio Renewable Ventures (FRV) Australia has commenced operations at its 63-megawatt peak Lauriston Solar Farm in New Zealand. The solar facility, working alongside Genesis Energy, ranks among the biggest currently operational within the nation. Situated in Canterbury on a 93-hectare…
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Uae Pledges $25 Billion For Ambitious Morocco-Nigeria Gas Pipeline Project
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The United Arab Emirates has consented to participate in a massive natural gas pipeline initiative set to link Nigeria with Morocco and ultimately extend to Europe. Morocco’s Minister for Energy Transition and Sustainable Development, Leila Benali, informed legislators on Tuesday that the UAE has become one of the backers of this initiative, projected to…
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Nippon Steel Foresees 43% Drop In Fy 2025 Profits Due To Tariff Troubles
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On Friday, Nippon Steel Corporation announced that they anticipate their net profit for the fiscal year 2025 will decrease by 42.9% to reach ¥200 billion ($1.38 billion). This outlook stems from increasing uncertainties surrounding the tariffs introduced by the United States. The Japanese steel company, struggling with its plans to purchase U.S. Steel Corp.,…