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UPS stumbles into holiday season amid shifting trade rules | Trade War

UPS stumbles into holiday season amid shifting trade rules | Trade War

New York City, United States – Since the recent termination of the nearly decade-old trade rule called “de minimis,” United States consumers and businesses have been exposed to slower shipping, destroyed packages and steep tariff fees on international goods – foreshadowing what could make for a chaotic holiday shopping season. For major international carrier UPS,…

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Africa: Who Owns a Bank Account in Africa?

Africa: What China’s Modernisation Means for the Global South

The global development conversation is stuck in a loop. Advanced economies preach open markets while quietly erecting trade barriers. Institutions created to promote growth increasingly struggle to command legitimacy. For developing countries, the promise of modernisation now feels conditional, delayed, or selectively applied. It is within this context that China’s approach to modernisation — anchored…

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Africa: Who Owns a Bank Account in Africa?

Africa: Dr. Hesbon Hansen – Can Kenya Really Become a ‘Singapore of Africa’? the Questions We Must Ask

“Singapore” may have become a campaign buzzword, but it raises fundamental questions that the country must confront–both proponents and sceptics alike. We live in a political culture where being in opposition, or simply outside government, often translates into opposing for the sake of it. Yet nations do not progress by dismissing ambition. They progress by…

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