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  • Feb- 2024 -
    1 February

    STATE SECTOR

    Government efforts to privatise and sell state-owned enterprises (SOEs) have led to heated debate and strong protests as the IMF’s structural adjustments

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  • Dec- 2023 -
    27 December

    ECONOMIC REVIEW

    Year 2023 could be described as one of relative stabilisation for the economy after a host of economic shocks and shortages

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  • 27 December

    CLIMATE FINANCE

    High on the agenda at the 2023 UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP28) in Dubai, held in December

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  • 27 December

    THE FARM TRADE

    Fresh food markets at the local level play a crucial role in transforming food systems, and ensuring universal access to safe, affordable and nutritious diets

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  • 27 December

    SUSTAINABLE PROCUREMENT

    Sustainable procurement (SP) is increasingly being recognised as a market force for sustainability. It means obtaining the best value for

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  • Nov- 2023 -
    27 November

    ECONOMIC REFORM

    Sri Lanka and the IMF reached their first staff level agreement (SLA) after an initial review was completed in October. And

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  • 27 November

    OIL-WAR NEXUS

    An escalation of the Hamas-Israel conflict has reignited fears that the price of oil could breach the US$ 100 a barrel mark

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  • 27 November

    ACTIVIST LEADERSHIP

    Leaders in sustainability do not have to be bosses. Nevertheless, they stand out as being (informal) change makers. They also bring out the best

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  • 27 November

    APPAREL INDUSTRY

    Today, shopping is easy thanks to the influence and dominance of social media and a host of digital channels. Consumers are constantly

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  • 27 November

    PLANTATION SECTOR

    Since 1 May was designated International Workers’ Day by a global federation of socialist groups and trade unions in 1889 following labour

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