Giorno: 19 Luglio 2023

Andrea Purgatori, morto il giornalista che voleva la verità su Ustica

Read More È morto questa mattina a Roma in ospedale, dopo una breve fulminante malattia il giornalista, sceneggiatore, autore Andrea Purgatori, classe 1953. La notizia è stata data dai figli Edoardo, Ludovico, Victoria e dalla famiglia rappresentata dallo studio legale Cau. (ansa) Le grandi inchieste Inviato del Corriere della Sera dal 1976 al 2000, si è occupato […]

Cosa è successo oggi mercoledì 19 luglio

Read More Il presidente egiziano è intervenuto sul caso del ricercatore condannato ieri a tre anni di reclusione. Graziato anche l’avvocato di Alaa Leggi tutto Il capo dello Stato interviene nel giorno del trentunesimo anniversario dalla morte del giudice Borsellino: “La Repubblica si inchina”. A Palermo la premier e la segretaria del Pd Elly Schlein: […]

Why keeping the traffic lights on is good for employee engagement

Read More Sarah Gooding is Managing Director at WE Communications South Africa Local companies may be missing a major opportunity for employee engagement in their quest to go green, according to WE’s latest research Those of us who have experienced Joburg traffic during load-shedding understand just how clever it’s been for companies like Investec and […]

‘1789’: A production making dreams come to life at Sibikwa Art Centre

Read More Play about the French revolution, directed by France’s Ariane Mnouchkine and on the boards in Benoni, resonates deeply with local audience This article is for registered members and subscribers.Please register your free account now.Articles with a gold lock next to the title are subscriber exclusive content. Register For your free account The Mail […]

Vilnius summit: The complex path to Ukraine’s Nato membership

Read More An inscription about Vilnius and Ukraine is seen displayed on a bus a day after the NATO Summit in the city, in Vilnius, Lithuania on July 13, 2023. (Photo by Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images) Despite intense campaigning and pleading by President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, the Vilnius summit did not give any timetable for […]

Eskom dismisses concerns of iminent grid collapse

Read More Partially lit office buildings on the city skyline during a loadshedding power outage period, in Johannesburg, South Africa. (Leon Sadiki/Bloomberg via Getty Images) Struggling utility is prepared for the worst, saying the cost to bring South Africa back online cannot be quantified This article is for registered members and subscribers.Please register your free […]

Johannesburg underground gas explosion rips road open

Read More An underground explosion in Johannesburg has left several people injured. (Twitter) Gauteng premier Panyaza Lesufi said the damage was extensive and the situation ‘chaotic’ This article is for registered members and subscribers.Please register your free account now.Articles with a gold lock next to the title are subscriber exclusive content. Register For your free […]

Several people shot after Kenyan security forces clash with protesters

Read More Several people have been shot in Kenya, some possibly fatally, as security forces clashed with demonstrators across the country protesting against the cost of living and tax increases. Demonstrators hurled rocks at police and burned tyres in the streets on Wednesday, while the security forces fired teargas in the third round of anti-government […]

Stuart Broad enters 600 club as England’s attacking call pays off

Read More If the weather forecast for the back end of this fourth helping of Ashes drama is to be believed then a make-or-break second day lies in store for England. There are two Australian wickets still to claim and then it is over to the batters for what is shaping up to be the […]

Sunak, Braverman and City regulator wade into Farage banking row

Read More The City regulator has said it has contacted the owner of Coutts bank amid a growing row over its decision to close Nigel Farage’s accounts, but told MPs that while lenders cannot discriminate against customers, it is ultimately up to firms to decide who to do business with. It came as the prime […]