Promoting eGovernance with Blockchain
Blockchain have been hailed by the World Economic Forum as technology pioneer, with many financial experts terming it as “the next best thing after the Internet.” Industry leaders consider the impact of the new accounting technology to be as significant as the introduction of double entry more than 500 years ago. Apart from being faster and more agile than existing systems, blockchain allow transparency in accounting as every transaction is captured in real time. Governments are also looking at blockchain as an innovative platform to promote eGovernance.
- 22/08/2017
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A Unique Investment Opportunity
The world population is expected to reach 11.25 billion in 2040. According to Reuters, our planet will have to produce 50% more food to avoid starvation. If you are wondering what to invest in and your long-term goals are covering a span of over 20 years, then investing in wheat and soybeans represents the perfect opportunity.
- 20/08/2017
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Barcelona: Europe's Tech Jewel
Despite the recent terrorist attacks, Barcelona's huge tech potential remains undeterred. By focusing on the Internet of Things (IoT) and welcoming innovative startups, the opportunities are endless for Spain's jewel. Thanks to the smart city program, Barcelona managed to enhance the quality of life of its own citizens providing them better resources and services.
- 19/08/2017
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Brazil: The Downfall of a Great Prodigy
Brazil’s economy is witnessing one of the fastest reversals of fortune in the emerging world. Political uncertainty and endless corruption investigations are the main reasons behind the country’s economic turmoil. Has the Brazilian economy reached the bottom, or will it continue to fall even further? The country’s best chances of slowing its recession are still one year away. The recent deep cuts proposed by the Brazilian interim government suggest worrying signs for the future.
- 18/08/2017
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Africa's Redemption
Africa is standing on the cusp of much-awaited change, its metamorphosis being driven largely by civil society. Whether domiciled within the continent or spread out in diaspora, young Africans across the world are developing a new-found love for their heritage, motherland and its blossoming yet somewhat troubled evolution.
- 16/08/2017
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