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The way heat hurts our bodies – and what to do about it
Read More It’s hot outside. Very hot, and anyone who can is seeking shelter with an air conditioner and complaining. The bad news is that
Tel Aviv teacher charged with sexually assaulting 12-year-old student
Read More A teacher from Tel Aviv has been indicted for sexual offenses on Monday, following complaints that he forced his 12-year-old student to send
The role of culture in mitigating employee burnout
Read More John and Lerato are coworkers at the same organisation. Lerato has been feeling chronically stressed at work. She thinks her manager expects her
Cuomo Calls on New York Businesses to Require Vaccine
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has asked businesses in the state to only serve customers who are completely vaccinated against COVID-19 in order to avoid
NYC to recommend, not mandate masks for vaccinated people indoors
Post Content New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Monday that he is not imposing a mandate for people to wear masks, but he
Biden headlining Democratic Party fundraising event
Post Content President Biden is headlining a fundraiser for the Democratic National Committee on Monday evening in an effort to build up resources ahead of
DC Mayor Bowser rejoins ever-growing list of COVID hypocrites
Post Content Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser appeared to break her own coronavirus-related restrictions over the weekend, renewing her standing on the ever-growing list of
Tributes to boy ‘who lit up world’ after arrests over death in Wales
Read More UK news Tributes to boy ‘who lit up world’ after arrests over death in Wales Police arrest two adults and teenager after body
Commandos deployed as Afghan forces battle Taliban for control of cities
Read More Afghanistan Commandos deployed as Afghan forces battle Taliban for control of cities Fears Lashkar Gah could be first provincial city to fall following
Belarus athlete who refused to fly home is granted Polish visa
Read More Tokyo Olympic Games 2020 Belarus athlete who refused to fly home is granted Polish visa Krystsina Tsimanouskaya filmed arriving at Polish embassy in
Pegasus spyware found on journalists’ phones, French intelligence confirms
Read More The Pegasus projectSurveillance Pegasus spyware found on journalists’ phones, French intelligence confirms Announcement is first time an independent and official authority has corroborated
UK Covid live news: fully vaccinated travellers from US and EU arrive in UK without having to isolate
Read More Key events Show 11.27am EDT 11:27 NHS Covid app to reduce number of people pinged 11.22am EDT 11:22 21,052 new people tested positive
Canada’s ReconAfrica oil and gas exploration in Namibia and Botswana worries World Heritage Committee
Read More Unesco’s World Heritage Committee is concerned about oil exploration licences being granted in environmentally sensitive areas in the Okavango river basin in northwestern
Tissue engineering facility breathes new life into local biomedical sector
Read More Over the past 18 months the focus of the medical fraternity, and indeed the country, has been on minimising the impact of Covid-19
Wayde van Niekerk misses 400m final to compound SA pain
Read More Olympic champion Wayde van Niekerk won’t be defending his 400m title in the final of this year’s Tokyo Games. The world record holder
Life Esidimeni inquest postponed until August 30
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Magashule claims his suspension of Ramaphosa was lawful
Read More Suspended ANC secretary general Ace Magashule claims that his intended suspension of the party’s president, Cyril Ramaphosa, was lawful. This is contained in
Tanzania: FAPA launches franchising project to bolster small enterprises
Read More Home / News and Events / Tanzania: FAPA launches franchising project to bolster small enterprises The Fund for African Private Sector Assistance launched
Hundreds gather for Third Japan-Africa Business Forum, prelude to TICAD 8
Read More Around 1,600 people from all over Africa and Japan gathered over six days to explore closer business ties at the Third Japan-Africa Business
African Development Bank supports development of satellite observations for African early warning systems
Read More The recently released Hydromet Gap Report highlighted weaknesses in Africa’s weather and climate observation systems that contribute to a lack of climate data