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31 janv. 2023

Human Rights Watch urges Kyiv to probe use of anti-personnel mines

New York — Advocacy group Human Rights Watch called on Ukraine on Tuesday to investigate accusations that its military used thousands of rocket-fired anti-personnel landmines in and around the eastern city of Izium when Russian forces occupied the area.

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More heavy rain expected to hit swamped Auckland

Vus : 42. Votes : 0. Partages : 0.

Samsung plans to keep up chip investment

Vus : 44. Votes : 0. Partages : 0.

US policing problems in spotlight again after killing of Tyre Nichols

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Widespread strikes grow on both sides of the English Channel

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Business Day

31 janv. 2023

Petrol to increase by 28c in February

Expect a last-minute rush to fill petrol tanks on Tuesday after the department of mineral resources & energy announced a 28c/l increase on the retail prices of 93 and 95 grades at midnight on January 31.

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WATCH: Market Report

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Blinken criticises Israel’s settlement expansion, calls for calm

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UN experts call for probe into possible war crimes by Russia’s Wagner in Mali

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Business Day

31 janv. 2023

Oil steadies after falling on threat of more rate hikes

New York — Oil prices steadied in early Asian trade on Tuesday after falling more than 2% in the previous session on the threat of further interest rate hikes and continued Russian crude flows.

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Asian stocks slip as cautious investors await rates decisions

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Gold inches up and heads for third monthly gain

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STEFANIE DE SAUDE DARBANDI: Panic and disruption as visa exemption deadline looms

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Colombia reports drop in violence in first month after ceasefire

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Business Day

31 janv. 2023

GERRIT OLIVIER: SA’s position on Ukraine is ‘neutrality’ without credibility

A hallmark of SA’s foreign policy is the pigheaded way in which it subjects critical national interests and basic morality to unscrupulous ideological predilections. As columnist Barney Mthombothi wrote in the Sunday Times edition of January 15: “The ANC has an almost instinctive...

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Do dividend payouts increase or decrease during crises?

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Are the days of car ownership numbered?

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TOM EATON: Carl, Carol or coal — not sure what we’re not abandoning

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For just $2m a year ... you can become a teenager again

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Business Day

31 janv. 2023

NEWS FROM THE FUTURE: The Line is the future of work and play

Futureworld brings you Mindbullets: News from the Future, to spark thinking about leadership, innovation, and digital disruption. These fictitious scenarios aim to challenge conventional mindsets and promote an understanding of the future context for business.

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CARTOON: Putin cries foul

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NEIL MANTHORP: Bavuma played one of SA’s great ODI innings

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EDITORIAL: Drop the political posturing and just serve our cities

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JONATHAN COOK: Without trust the nation falls apart

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Business Day

31 janv. 2023

GABRIEL MAKIN: Proposals for stabilising future coalition governments

The collapse of the coalition-led government in Johannesburg last week, marked by the successful motion of no confidence against DA mayor Mpho Phalatse, will raise fresh doubts about the prospects of success for coalition governments broadly in the country. This is especially re...

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30 janv. 2023

Namibia rhino poaching surges 93%, mainly in Etosha National Park

Windhoek — The number of endangered rhinos poached in Namibia reached a record high in 2022 after 87 animals were killed compared to 45 in 2021, official government data showed on Monday.

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Market not satisfied with Nampak’s smaller rights offer

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Rahul Gandhi ends 3,200km march to challenge Modi. Will it work?

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