ClearScore and Abound partner to deliver Open Banking-powered debt consolidation

Source: Good Business Charter ClearScore, a global leader in financial marketplaces, has partnered with Abound, one of the pioneers of Open Banking-powered loans, to bring ClearScore’s automated debt consolidation technology, Clearer, into Abound’s platform. Clearer ensures that when a customer takes out a debt consolidation loan, the money is automatically used to pay off their…

Curaçao Chronicle | SOAW and Ombudsman Seek Long-Term Solutions to Poverty, Debt and Water Disconnections

Local, Politics, | By Correspondent July 21, 2026   WILLEMSTAD – Poverty reduction, debt assistance and preventing water disconnections were among the key issues discussed during a meeting between Minister of Social Development, Labor and Welfare Charetti America-Francisca and the Curaçao Ombudsman. According to SOAW, both parties found that they share the same…

Meter shortages: eThekwini Municipality forced to suspend electricity debt relief programme

The eThekwini Municipality’s Energy Management 80/20 credit control debt relief programme implementation was suspended due to a shortage of electricity meters.  According to the municipality’s Audit Risk Committee (ARC), this was one of the significant matters of concern requiring urgent resolution. Professor Imtiaz Vally, chairperson of ARC, presented the report for the third quarter that ended on…

Meter shortages force eThekwini Municipality to suspend electricity debt relief programme

The eThekwini Municipality’s Energy Management 80/20 credit control debt relief programme implementation was suspended due to a shortage of electricity meters.  According to the municipality’s Audit Risk Committee (ARC), this was one of the significant matters of concern requiring urgent resolution. Professor Imtiaz Vally, chairperson of ARC, presented the report for the third quarter that…

Debt Relief And Imperative Of Economic Transformation In Nigeria – Independent Newspaper Nigeria

0 Nigeria stands at a critical economic crossroads. Barely two decades after securing a landmark debt relief package from the Paris Club under the administration of former President Olusegun Obasanjo, the country once again finds itself burdened by mounting debt obligations. This reality raises an important question: Should Nigeria seek debt relief again? The answer…

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