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If SDG 3 Is the Goal, Which SDGs Deserve Our Attention Most?
The Sustainable Development Goals, established by the United Nations in 2015, offer a comprehensive framework to address critical global...
Wayne Jude Andrady
Jun 4
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Energy as the Ultimate Global Currency: A Critical Analysis
This article examines the proposition that energy could serve as a fundamental global currency. Drawing on historical precedents, economic theory, and technological considerations, we analyze the potential and limitations of energy-based monetary systems.
Peter O. Anari
May 6
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Decoding the Tariff Tango: Navigating Global Economic Uncertainty in the Wake of Protectionism
Introduction The latest surge of protectionist trade policy, e.g., former U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs, has reignited...
Peter O. Anari
Mar 18
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The South African National Budget: What Mattered Then, What Matters Now
South Africa’s national budget has always been more than just figures—it is a reflection of the country’s economic realities, policy...

Mbali Shamu
Mar 4
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The Informal Sector, The SA economy's saviour? Can the use of AI increase its impact?
Integrating AI into the informal sector holds significant promise for overcoming challenges and enhancing its impact.

Stephen Karombe
Feb 19
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The Rise of China
This article provides a brief overview of developments in China; its technological advancements, trade policies, and geopolitical strategies
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Women & Institutional Economics- The role of women in building strong Economic & Political institutions.
Women play a pivotal role in political institutions through advocacy and leadership.

Mbali Shamu
Aug 9, 2024
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A GenZ Perspective on Sustainable Economic Growth: Analytical Recommendations vs. Finance Bill 2024
This article aims to compare the economic projections under the Finance Bill 2024 with alternative analytical recommendations.
Peter O. Anari
Jun 27, 2024
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The Economic Implications of Political Manifestos: Part 2
ANC's land reform, DA's market policies, EFF's nationalization, ActionSA's pragmatism, BOSA's entrepreneurship & Rise Mzansi's inclusivity.

Mpumelelo Seilane
May 29, 2024
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The Economic Implications of Political Manifestos: Part 1
ANC's land reform, DA's market policies, EFF's nationalization, ActionSA's pragmatism, BOSA's entrepreneurship & Rise Mzansi's inclusivity.

Mpumelelo Seilane
May 29, 2024
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Reshaping Kenya's Energy Landscape: A Symphony of eIDs, AI and Data-Driven Solutions
Integrating eID technology could serve as the secure cornerstone of Kenya’s energy trading market.
Peter O. Anari
Apr 23, 2024
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How to avoid losing your money through Bitcoin scams
Risk cannot be eliminated; it can only be mitigated by good judgment.

Mpumelelo Seilane
Apr 17, 2024
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Unlocking Opportunities: Navigating Entrepreneurship in South Africa
Whilst South Africa boasts established infrastructure development, accessibility is not uniform across all the economic classes.

Bradley N Magumura
Apr 9, 2024
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Artificial Intelligence in Africa: A Socioeconomic View
AI can address diverse economic issues synonymous with developing states such as sluggish economic growth and development.

Stephen Karombe
Mar 11, 2024
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Health as the Catalyst: Unveiling the Domino Effect of Sustainable Development Goals
The causal link from health to development illustrates how achieving health goals leads to accomplishing developmental objectives.

Wayne Jude Andrady
Mar 4, 2024
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Global Economic Outlook & Financial Tips
Adopting prudent financial habits, controlling costs, and boosting competitiveness can help you navigate the 2024 uncertainties.
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Panashe Gabrielle Taruvinga (Maningi)
Feb 5, 2024
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The Interest Rates Will Remain Where They Are
Based on the trend of the lead factors that determine the SARB interest rate decision, the interest rates will likely remain unchanged.

Mpumelelo Seilane
Nov 23, 2023
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BRICS: The Currency War to De-Dollarisation
The dollar will remain supreme for the foreseeable future because no country or region is willing to do what needs to be done to usurp it.

Mpumelelo Seilane
Nov 15, 2023
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On Inequality: Should the government increase income redistribution?
Lack of access to key productive assets, such as skills and land, slows progress towards a more equitable income distribution.

Stephen Karombe
Nov 1, 2023
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The Rich and Poor Mindset to Debt
Debt is a financial force multiplier of your judgement. With this instrument you can have either what is called good or bad debt. Good...

Mpumelelo Seilane
Sep 1, 2023
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