Japanese farmers are among the most protected in the world, with half their incomes from subsidies and price supports, compared to one-fifth in the...

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South African students, who will be departing to Russia to pursue their studies, received a warm send-off in Pretoria on Thursday. “To tell you the truth I only told my family when everything was done,” said Luvuyo Fuzani. Fuzani is among the eight South African students who will be departing...

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Generally speaking, the richer you are, the happier you’re likely to be, according to new research by Brookings Institution Justin Wolfers.

People in wealthier countries are happier than those in poorer ones, while those rising up the income scale are happier than those who earn less, particularly if they have more than $500,000 a year to enjoy.

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The Spectator reports that they’re no longer very good at making reliable car engines.

What Germans do worst

“According to a survey by Warranty Direct last year, Audi came bottom, BMW seventh from bottom and Volkswagen ninth from bottom out of 36 manufacturers for engine failures.”

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Expired Medicines – Research in America has revea […]

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Johannesburg - The City of Ekurhuleni says it wants to transform historically disadvantaged townships into viable commercial business areas...

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The Local Enterprise Office in Fingal has predicted that 75 new jobs will be created by award-winning small businesses in the region. The...

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Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Minister Pravin Gordhan says the forthcoming Africities Summit, to be hosted by the City of...

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Tribespeople living inside a tiger reserve in India are being “threatened” and “cheated” into leaving their ancestral land in the name of tiger “conservation” – even though there is no evidence that they harm the wildlife, and they desperately want to stay on their land. In September 2014, members of the Munda tribe in Similipal [...]Tiger Reserve tribe faces eviction is a post from: EconSpire

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Strides are being made to address youth unemployment which is a huge challenge for South Africa, says the Department of Labour.“Part of these...

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