After a decade of stalled reforms, urgency is finally driving African leaders to rethink domestic resource mobilization. By Jesse Chase-Lubitz // 05 September 2025 For decades, African governments have struggled to raise enough revenue to regularly fund their own development, whether that be for education, medicine, or infrastructure. They have relied instead on foreign aid…
Thomas Morey was young and healthy in his first real job out of college when his life turned upside down. One day while playing basketball with some friends he just didn’t feel right. The next day, he felt even worse. Soon, he could barely function. It took doctors a while to figure out what was…
Date published: 5 September 2025 An independent review has commenced for the HELP debt reduction program for doctors and nurse practitioners living and working in rural, remote or very remote areas, as well as teachers working in very remote areas. The HELP reduction program aims to attract and retain teachers, doctors and nurse practitioners in…
Date published: 5 September 2025 An independent review has commenced for the HELP debt reduction program for doctors and nurse practitioners living and working in rural, remote or very remote areas, as well as teachers working in very remote areas. The HELP reduction program aims to attract and retain teachers, doctors and nurse practitioners in…
Trump’s tariffs help U.S. avoid worst of global bond market rout The Washington Post Read the original article here
UFC CEO Dana White reportedly owes money to Red Rocks Casino. White is a known frequent gambler at Red Rocks playing card games. He’s often on video with other celebrities playing cards with them. However, it appears he may not be doing as well as some may think. Todd Shriber of Casino.org reported that Dana…
It can be pretty easy to find yourself drowning in debt, especially in today’s inflationary environment. OsakaWayne Studios/Getty Images The current economic environment has pushed debt problems to a breaking point for millions of Americans. With inflation still a concern, rising costs across housing, food and essential services have forced more people to rely on…
SDPs Run Amuck – The Case of Medical Debt Forgiveness as a Pretext for High Payments-Thu, 09/04/2025 – 12:00 | Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget Skip to main content Read the original article here
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Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Email When states take on debt, it’s usually for large infrastructure projects that may benefit multiple generations — for example, replacing bridges, building hospitals, or expanding highways and transit systems. “Unlike the federal government, states generally limit the use of debt to support capital projects, not operating expenditures,” says Kathryn Vesey…