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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. ‘Social outcast’ behind $17 million dark web drug syndicate
A 26-year-old man raking in thousands of dollars a day selling drugs on the dark web has told a courtRead More
A court has ruled that a grandmother who looked after a child should inherit from the child’s estate, rather than the child’s father, who did not help to look after him.
The Gauteng High Court has ruled that a grandmother who looked after a child should benefit from the child’s estate.Read More
The rotation into cyclical stocks has sapped momentum from tech’s red-hot run but fund managers are divided on whether it’s time to buy.
Tech bubble Andrew Brown from East 72 blames zero-cost money for dangerous tech valuations reminiscent of 1999-2000. Peter Braig Despite theRead More
Move forms part of ‘zero tolerance’ initiative to create safe third level campuses
All third level colleges are to be required to measure cases of sexual harassment and bullying of staff and studentsRead More
The Cabinet sub-committee on Covid-19 will meet this evening to assess how and when the Government should ease Level 5 restrictions, ahead of a full and decisive Cabinet meeting tomorrow lunchtime.
The Cabinet sub-committee on Covid-19 will meet this evening to assess how and when the Government should ease Level 5Read More
The court would hear, on December 9, a plea by the Association of Healthcare Providers challenging the state government’s decision of reserving 80% ICU beds in 33 private hospitals for Covid-19
Calling the surge in Covid-19 cases in the Capital alarming, the Delhi high court on Thursday said it would hear,Read More
Nadler, right, called the move ‘one more stain’ on Trump’s ‘rapidly diminishing legacy’. But Kasich, left, who backed Biden, said : ‘Let’s move on’. Flynn was pardoned Wednesday.
Mike Pence was a career Army intelligence officer who served in Afghanistan and Iraq and was still in uniform asRead More
In statement hours after an ultimatum for TPLF to surrender expired, Abiy asked Tigrayan residents to ‘stay indoors’.
The Ethiopian military will begin the final phase of an offensive in the rebellious northern Tigray region, Prime Minister AbiyRead More
The line between work and home life has blurred for many over the past few months.
The line between work and home life has blurred for many over the past few months. While there are countlessRead More