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Londoners admire the 25-billion-dollar railway network, but fewer citizens are using public transport.
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Ukraine farmers show concern over piling grain as world grapples with food crisis
Ukrainian grain helps feed around 400 million people.
How AI, Machine Learning are dominating publishing world
Digital media trends change as browsers phase out third-party cookies.
People in London resort to shoplifting as inflation hits 40-year high
Inflation is at 9%, highest food costs since 2011.
COVID-19 created billionaires every 30 hours, says Oxfam report
It is all because of the increasing energy and commodities prices during the epidemic and Vladimir Putin’s ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Durban back in business, ready to invest
Durban is also establishing itself as a dependable investment destination.
In London, Thursday is new Friday as hybrid is new normal
Many are opting to travel to their workplaces during the main days of the week — Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
Umbrella made by Gucci & Adidas attracts ridicule
The designer umbrella costs £1,300.
J&J partner Aspen gets zero orders for vaccination due to a lack of demand
Aspen has not received a single order for their branded version of the J&J injection due to a lack of demand — even in Africa.
Fuel supply at OR Tambo airport in SA gets back to normal
Due to flood damage, railway lines in KwaZulu-Natal had delayed the transport which in turn had caused jet fuel supplies to OR Tambo.