Nick Kureishi
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 13 Feb
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Cuban residents suffer daily power outages.
Live from the UK, this is the Marketplace Morning Report from the BBC World Service.
Hello, I'm Nick Kureishi.
As the energy crisis in Cuba continues, the port of Havana has received two ships carrying humanitarian aid sent by Cuba's ally Mexico.
Cuba's struggling after the Trump administration imposed a virtual oil blockade on the island.
The BBC's Will Grant reports.
Will Grant there.
Well, daily life in Cuba is tough.
The BBC's Alicia Trujillo has been speaking to a resident of Havana who's asked that we do not disclose his name.
A resident of Havana there speaking to the BBC.
Right, let's do some numbers.
And to Ghana, where the government has cut the price of cocoa by 28%, blaming a fall in global prices and a financial crisis which has left many farmers unpaid.
Now, the centre-right Bangladesh Nationalist Party has secured a landslide election victory.
It comes 18 months after the previous government, led by Sheikh Hasina, was overthrown following nationwide street protests.
So what does this election result mean for the economy?
BBC's Azadeh Moshiri is in the very noisy capital city, Dhaka.
Hi, Azadeh.
Hi, Nick.
So what economic challenges will the BNP be facing?
Today, relations with Bangladesh's big neighbour, India, have been rather frosty since Sheikh Hasina fled there in 2024.
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