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The South African apple and pear season for 2025 is underway, with exports projected to increase. Pear exports are predicted to reach 1.1 million cartons, and apple exports are expected …
Projected Growth for South Africa’s Apple and Pear Industry in 2025 Read More
BlackRock has agreed to purchase two ports at the Panama Canal for $22.8 billion from CK Hutchison. This deal responds to President Trump’s concerns over Chinese control of canal operations. …
BlackRock Acquires Key Panama Canal Ports Amid Trump Concerns Read More
Kuwaiti banks are facing a rise in hacking incidents where fraudsters exploit legitimate e-commerce platforms to drain customers’ bank accounts. The scheme involves compromised online transactions, leading to unauthorized withdrawals …
Hackers Exploit Kuwaiti Shopping Sites to Drain Bank Accounts Read More
Digicel Jamaica announced a service outage due to vandalism involving the intentional cutting of fiber cables, impacting both residential and business services. The company has advised customers to stay informed …
Digicel Outage Caused by Vandalism Disrupts Services in Jamaica Read More
A St Elizabeth farmer, Oshane Wilson, was charged with unlawful possession after police raided his home and found stolen gambling equipment and over a pound of ganja. The equipment was …
Farmer In St Elizabeth Charged After Raid Reveals Stolen Gambling Equipment Read More
Saudi Arabia’s Aramco reported a $106 billion profit in 2024, down 12% from 2023 due to falling energy prices. The decline impacts the kingdom’s extensive development plans, including the $500 …
Aramco Reports $106 Billion Profit for 2024 Amid Falling Energy Prices Read More
President Trump has announced that tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China will commence shortly, claiming they are essential for addressing issues like the fentanyl crisis. Critics, including Warren Buffett, warn …
Trump’s Tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China: Economic Implications and Criticism Read More
President Trump plans to impose significant tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China, citing insufficient action against the fentanyl epidemic as justification. As the White House seeks to influence …
Concerns Arise as Trump Implements Tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China Read More
The Paris prosecutor dismissed a case against Apple regarding the alleged use of conflict minerals from the DRC through Rwanda. The prosecutor found the allegations of criminal activity unsubstantiated. Apple …
Paris Prosecutor Dismisses Case Against Apple Regarding Conflict Minerals Read More
Iran remains isolated from the West amid sanctions and economic pressure aimed at curtailing its nuclear program. Nevertheless, ordinary citizens, particularly women, are increasingly defying oppressive laws, showcasing a growing …
The Quiet Rebellion Underway in Iran Read More