The head of South Africa’s budget office resigned last week, after helping National Treasury stabilise public debt. Edgar Sishi handed in his resignation on Wednesday (25 February) – the day of Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s budget speech – and plans to take up a role at the International Monetary Fund (IMF), according to people familiar…
South African Budget Chief Resigns After Helping Stabilize Debt Bloomberg.com Read the original article here
Debt-Driven Tragedy: A Gambler’s Descent into Darkness Devdiscourse Read the original article here
A 30-year-old habitual gambler allegedly slit the throats of his wife and three minor daughters before fleeing to Rajasthan, police said on Sunday. The accused, identified as Munchun Kewat, a labourer who also worked as a vegetable vendor at Azadpur Mandi, was apprehended from the Kishangarh Mandi area in Ajmer district. The bodies of Anita…
A horrific crime has unfolded in Delhi, where a 30-year-old man, identified as Munchun Kewat, has allegedly murdered his wife and three minor daughters before fleeing to Rajasthan. The incident has sent shockwaves through the community, exposing the dark side of gambling addiction. Munchun Kewat, a laborer and vegetable vendor, was apprehended in the…
A Delhi man, overwhelmed by gambling debts, was arrested for the horrific murder of his wife and three young daughters, highlighting the devastating consequences of addiction and financial strain. Photograph: ANI Photo Key Points A man was arrested for allegedly slitting the throats of his wife and three young daughters in Delhi. The accused, Munchun…
Money advice service said some people should be budgeting for next festive season The Money Advice and Budgeting Service (Mabs) said 1,554 people sought help in person from specialist debt advisers in January, a 16pc rise from the same period last year, when 1,338 people came forward for help. Separately, the registered charity received 1,624…
After a lifetime of work, retirement means your time is finally your own to make the most of. Here are some time and money-wasting traps to avoid. 1. Falling into debt There’s an image frequently sold to us about retirement and it involves a lot of consumption: there you are floating around the world on…
Korea tightens debt relief by querying debtors’ bank and stock data – CHOSUNBIZ Chosunbiz Read the original article here