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South Korea’s central bank governor earned 405.5 million won in 2024, outpacing the U.S. Federal Reserve chair’s pay by 132 million won, according to National A

South Korea’s Jeonnam-Gwangju region is pivoting to semiconductor supply chain leadership, consolidating petrochemical and steel hubs into a unified network to

South Korean investors lost $1.72 billion on risky leveraged stock bets since May, highlighting dangers of high-risk trading strategies.

Paratus Namibia introduces high-speed satellite internet nationwide, using Eutelsat’s OneWeb LEO technology to connect isolated regions.

In Namibia and surrounding regions, households face rising living expenses and healthcare costs. Insurance offers financial stability and dignity for young prof

Comoros edges Namibia 1-0 in AFCON qualifier with a long-range shot goal.

DISX proposes a dedicated infrastructure market to enable continuous sovereign investment at allocative scale, connecting global assets with development needs.

Africa's infrastructure capital is constrained by allocatability, not availability, requiring alignment with investor mandates for effective deployment.

Turkey lobbyist contract sees government sign a $2.4 million deal with Trump-linked Ballard Partners for a year of advocacy and relations services.

Japan’s top banks report record profits in 2024, driven by higher interest rates and strong earnings growth. Learn how this impacts the financial sector.