Photo credit: Free pik Oh well, one needs to check the date and confirm if it’s December twenty something! The way these people are behaving, it’s like Christmas is tomorrow. The stores are already displaying Christmas goods. The tv stations are already showing Christmas films. And what’s more, the city is being made ready for…
Photo credit: the Vanguard Nigerian workers are expecting a new minimum wage. I really do empathise with the honest worker. I sympathise with them because I really don’t understand how they could be surviving with what some will call a miserly wage. Let’s ask some basic questions, how much is this government allocating as food…
Photo credit: the Guardian Ankle bracelets and curfews on former immigration detainees in Australia will be stripped. The Daily News reports that the country’s highest court has ruled both encumbrances invalid. A High Court decision ruled that indefinite detention was illegal and resulted in the release of 215 immigration detainees as of October 18, 2024. However, of…
Photo credit: Business Insider Africa The East African country has achieved 128% food security. Business Insider Africa reports that the country now exports some of its export products to other African countries, according to President Samia Suluhu Hassan. She announced welcome development on October 31 at the World Food Prize Norman E. Borlaug International Dialogue in Iowa….
Photo credit: City news Dozens of popular bread and bun products have been recalled by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency after pieces of metal were found in some of the products. City News reports that Wonder, No Name, Country Harvest, D’Italiano, and President’s Choice are among the well-known brands affected by the recall. The affected items were shipped to…
Photo credit: the Guardian Migrant workers across the Gulf are risking their lives by being forced to work up to 14 hours a day in deadly temperatures, according to human rights researchers. The Guardian reports that a human rights organization, Equidem, interviewed over 250 migrant workers in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and UAE between 2021 and May…
