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Residents at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH) in Ituku-Ozalla, Enugu State, are on a one-week warning strike because their benefits aren't good and the hospital is falling apart. Under the guidance of the
Wrighter
After Amazon announced layoffs and job cuts and more big gains from earlier this year, the wave is not going to stop in Q2! Here is a new big layoff announced by Meesho, a commerce
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The night sky has always been an amazing place to observe the full moon. It's not just a lovely spectacle; it's also profoundly significant on a spiritual and emotional level. Many people think that the
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218 specialized border patrol agents are now ready to begin their duties; their training will be completed on May 19 According to some news sources, a total of 218 Greek Cypriot border guards who have
Freelance writer
Construction workers at a Tin Hau building have protested for non-payment of wages a second time in a month; this time, the amount in question is reportedly over HK$1 million. On Hing Fat Street's Viking
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The government uses the term "aggravated homosexuality" to describe actions like having gay sex while HIV positive, and the provisions in the new bill allow for the death penalty in those situations. Uganda on way
Freelance writer
The Nasdaq-listed IT major, which counts Accenture, TCS, and Infosys among its competitors, says its revenues will decline in 2023, highlighting the struggles in the IT services industry, which attracts most of its revenues from
Freelance writer
Human Rights Watch announced today that the 2023 Human Rights Press Awards winners included reporting on Hong Kong's fifth wave of Covid, Myanmar's Rohingya abuses, and Taiwanese universities' human trafficking of African students. Human Rights
Aparajita Das
The home delivery facility has made our life so easy & convenient. Now you can order food, medicines, household items, clothes, accessories, and much more from the comfort of your home. Even during the COVID
Freelance writer
Under a special crackdown on foreigners staying or working illegally in the country since last October after a brief pause due to Covid-19, South Korea has deported as many as 13,000 people in just a
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