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Local shares fell on Friday as investors make last-minute adjustments to their portfolios ahead of the main index’s rebalancing, while unease over rising infections grows. Ireland’s model of ‘rentier capitalism’ is stacked against the younger generation
The annual hullabaloo about RTÉ presenters salaries focuses attention on the licence fee. In this system, a captured audience isRead More
After her parents died in the 1981 fire, Lisa Lawlor became known as the ‘Stardust baby’
After her parents died in the 1981 disaster, Lisa Lawlor became known as the Stardust baby, and became an unwitting receptacleRead More
If you use Facebook on an iPhone, then you might have been logged out suddenly on Friday night. It’s unclear why this is happening.
Facebook isnt down, but it did start an odd trending topic on Twitter Friday night as confused iPhone owners triedRead More
Sassa has assured the Western Cape legislature that applications from the more than 52 000 people whose temporary disability grants lapsed last year will all be processed by the end of March.
Sassa will clear the Western Cape’s temporary disability grant backlog by the end of March, regional executive manager Bandile MaqetukaRead More
MPs react after Insider revealed a tranche of messages between TikTok and the UK government. One says Downing Street has ‘serious questions’ to answer
The UK government has “serious questions” to answer, lawmakers have said after Insider revealed it told TikTok the confidential identityRead More
Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez and Jon Bon Jovi were highlights of a dignified if wary affair
Of all the brave moves Joe Biden made during his inauguration ceremony, having any music at all was among theRead More
Msunduzi municipality security guards used sjamboks to disperse a group of amaphara after chaos erupted in the queue.
At the Langalibalele Street post office in Pietermaritzburg, people are paying up to R150 for a place in the queueRead More
India’s COVID-19 caseload has exceeded 1.05 crore with a death toll of over 1.52 lakh
Days after coronavirus vaccination began in India, the country has reported 0.18% Adverse Events Following Immunisation (AEFI) and 0.002% hospitalisationRead More
Trump’s inauguration speech was the usual bogeyman stuff, against the powerful elites and vested interests, but it was all couched between opening and closing statements that never quite came to pass
Fourty-four is doing one of his trademark, wistful scholarly looks. In the row in front, 43 grins at a jokeRead More