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Emerging-market stocks started the week lower as investors awaited earnings from some of the world’s biggest technology companies for clues on whether the artificial intelligence trade can recover from a bruising selloff.
Victorian Emergency Services and Police Minister Paul Edbrooke found a bullet on his car etched with the word “rat” and his old firefighting number.
The family of missing Melbourne grandmother Janet Knight has issued a plea for help after the 73-year-old vanished from her home.
Politicians united in Canberra for tributes to Indi MP Helen Haines as she recovers in hospital following an alleged attack in Wangaratta.
[Nyasa Times] A church celebration attended by former president Dr Lazarus Chakwera descended into scenes of chaos on Sunday after a mob allegedly attacked opposition supporters, smashed vehicles and assaulted journalists covering the event.
[New Times] Liberatha Uwineza remembers when kitchen gardens were common in her neighbourhood, with one in each household. Today, she says, many have disappeared, leaving fewer households growing vegetables for their families.
[Nile Post] Government is promoting quick-maturing and drought-tolerant crop varieties and expanding irrigation as changing weather patterns cut into farm yields, a senior agriculture ministry official has said.
[Nigeria Health Watch] After five years of delivering highly recognised health conferences focused on generating solutions aimed at improving healthcare access for every Nigerian, the 2020 Future of Health Conference will take place on Thursday, 3rd December 2020. The conference is themed…
[New Times] Veteran Rwandan musician Suzanne Nyiranyamibwa was laid to rest on Saturday, October 24, at Rusororo Cemetery in Gasabo District.
[New Times] Young people have urged newly elected grassroots representatives to advocate for employment opportunities, support youth-led businesses and strengthen efforts against drug abuse.
[Namibian] Namibian billionaire Jacobus 'Koos' Brandt's farm outside Grootfontein was broken into and ransacked by five suspected robbers last Sunday, one of whom was armed.
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