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– Advertisement – With public transport costs for getting to and from World Cup games repeatedly reaching or exceeding $100 each way, New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill ⁠is the latest United States official to speak out about the cost to the public of the 2026 tournament while asking Fifa to help ⁠subsidise the expense. Chuck Schumer, the highest-ranking Democrat in the US Senate, had already called on Fifa football’s global governing body, to pay. This came after a report that local authorities in New Jersey are planning significant price hikes during the tournament. – Advertisement – According to the US-based website The Athletic, train tickets from New York’s Penn Station to MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, will top $100 for World Cup games. The standard fare for that ⁠route is $12.90. “I won’t stick NJ commuters with that tab for years to come, that’s not fair,” Sherrill posted...

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has reaffirmed its deepening programmatic engagement with Egypt, stating that the $8.1 billion Extended Fund Facility (EFF) remains the cornerstone of the nation’s macroeconomic stability. In its latest assessment, the Fund emphasized that the program continues to prioritize exchange rate flexibility, fiscal consolidation, and the structural reforms necessary to transition toward private sector-led growth. The findings were detailed in a specialized IMF report titled “The War in the Middle East: Economic Implications and Policy Challenges.” The report identifies Egypt as one of the regional economies most vulnerable to external shocks, particularly the surge in global oil prices. As a net energy importer, Egypt faces significant fiscal pressure whenever global commodity markets fluctuate. The remittance risk The IMF also highlighted Egypt’s heavy reliance on expatriate remittances, which currently account for approximately 5 percent of the country’s GDP. The report warns that a prolonged regional conflict could...

Candy and cookies produced by North Korea’s Mangyongdae Kyonghung Food Factory and Songdowon Comprehensive Food Factory. (Daily NK) North Korean food factories are producing confectionery products riddled with contaminants, including hair and thin metal wire, fueling a growing public health controversy and eroding trust in state-manufactured goods. A source in Ryanggang province told Daily NK on Friday that markets in the area are currently well stocked with candies and other confectionery produced by food factories in Pyongyang and other parts of the country. While packaging has improved to the point where factory goods are nearly indistinguishable from Chinese imports, reports of contaminants found inside several products have sparked alarm. “People are saying the factory-made sweets are unsanitary,” the source said. According to the source, Hyesan city markets currently carry both privately made food items and factory-produced goods side by side. Food factories newly built under the “Local Development 20×10 Policy,”...

Park Wang-yeol, a drug trafficker temporarily repatriated from the Philippines, arrives at the Uijeongbu District Court, north of Seoul, March 27. Yonhap Investigators said Saturday they have questioned an accomplice and nephew of notorious drug trafficker Park Wang-yeol in the Philippines. Nine people, including a prosecutor, were sent to a correctional facility in Manila, last Sunday, to question the nephew jailed there and returned earlier Saturday, according to an investigation task force comprising eight agencies, including the prosecution, police and National Intelligence Service. The nephew, known as the “blue whale,” is suspected of working as Park’s accomplice to smuggle drugs into Korea and distribute them. Using material gathered from questioning the nephew and other accomplices jailed in the Philippines, the task force plans to reinforce the evidence to support the charges against Park. The 48-year-old Park, who has been serving a 60-year prison sentence in the Philippines for the murders...

*Fund sets eyes on P133 billion target despite tough economic climate Despite a challenging economic climate, Botswana Public Officers Pension Fund (BPOPF) remains on track to meet its ambitious P133 billion assets under management target by March 2027, signalling strong returns for members. By December 2025, the fund had already reached P128.4 billion assets under management, placing it within reach of the intended target as the fund continues to outperform key strategic benchmarks set. The fund’s recent performance has been supported by returns from both local and offshore investments. Addressing the media last Friday in Gaborone, Acting Chief Executive Officer Kwenantle Otukile said the fund’s performance provides a firm base for the projected growth. “We have a responsibility not only to grow retirement savings, but to deliver services in a sustainable and competitive manner that ensures long-term returns for our more than 120 000 members. The strong performance we achieved...

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Nas vestes de Presidente da República, o Presidente do MPLA, general João Lourenço, exonerou hoje, por conveniência de serviço, Ernesto Manuel Norberto Garcia do cargo de director do Gabinete de Estudos e Análises Estratégicas da Casa Militar do Presidente da República. O anúncio foi feito através de uma curta nota publicada na página de Facebook da Presidência, que não adianta mais detalhes nem indica substituto para o cargo que ficou vago. Figura-chave e membro do Comité Central do partido no poder em Angola desde 1975, o MPLA, Ernesto Manuel Norberto Garcia nasceu a 8 de Agosto de 1967, no Waku Kungo, província do Kwanza Sul. O jurista foi porta-voz do MPLA e director da Unidade Técnica para o Investimento Privado (UTIP), antes de ser um dos réus do caso “burla tailandesa”, uma alegada tentativa de burla ao Estado angolano de 50 mil milhões de dólares, da qual acabou por ser...