In February, Nobel peace prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi was detained by the Myanmar military, who declared her 2020 election victory fraudulent, sparking weeks…
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The most common Covid symptoms that affect young people
CORONAVIRUS symptoms can be different depending on how old you are, experts have claimed. The most common symptoms such as a new persistent cough -were…
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The Courier Guy Keep Drivers And Customer Packages Safe Using Cutting-Edge Safety Platform
AURA, South Africa’s leading security and safety platform has partnered with The Courier Guy to ensure the safety of drivers and customer packages via a…
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Arrested for wanting to be themselves – cruel story of Fanny and Stella
In 1870, Fanny Graham, 22, and Stella Boulton, 21, were both arrested after one of them used the toilet at The Royal Strand theatre in…
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Overcoming the logistical nightmare behind the biggest vaccination program in history
Dr Erica Tong carefully opens the packaging. She takes out the syringe, jabs it into the tiny vial and draws out 0.3 millilitres of liquid.…
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The Second Phase of the AfCFTA Focuses on IP Rights and Trade
Lisbon Agreement for the Protection of Appellations of Origin and Their International Registration (Lisbon Agreement), and the Geneva Act of the Lisbon Agreement on Appellations…
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NIOH (A Division Of The NHLS) To Roll-out Covid-19 National Occupational Health Surveillance System (OHSS)
The National Department of Health and Department of Employment and Labour have directed the National Institute for Occupational Health (NIOH) to roll-out the Covid-19 National…
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COVID-19: What does the roadmap out of lockdown mean for your hair, wardrobe or holiday plans?
The route out of lockdown has been decided and parts of life could start to feel a bit more normal – but when and how…
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The secret codes LGBT people used to meet up during WWI
A lonely-hearts booklet created during the First World War has revealed the coded language used by LGBTQ+ men and women looking for same-sex relationships. The…
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Care home visits: What are the rules from 8 March?
Care home residents will be allowed to have a regular indoor visitor from 8 March as part of the government’s plan to ease lockdown in…
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A Fed president predicts the Bitcoin boom won’t last.
The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston says he expects a winning streak for the digital currency Bitcoin to eventually come to an…
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Rare snowfall blankets the Middle East amid freezing temperatures
Beast in the Middle East! Snow blankets Lebanon, Israel, Turkey and Syria amid freezing temperatures caused by a weakened polar vortex Widespread snowfall has taken…
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The Missing Pieces of Rwanda's Genocide
Two years ago, French President Emmanuel Macron announced a fact-finding commission of historians to shed full light on a less glorious past: notably France’s role…
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