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Is the current crime issue on the island affecting the local tourism sector and what are the consequential effects from this situation?

The Prince Albert and District Chamber of Commerce has released the finalists for this year's Samuel McLeod Bu...

Opinions have been divided over the possibility of raising the price cap for meals under the countrys anti-corruption law, after the presidential office said it was considering raising the limit from the current 30,000 won ($23) to 50,000 won. The so-called Kim Young-ran Act, which came into effect in 2016, prohibits public officials, private school teachers and journalists from being treated to meals that cost more than 30,000 won or receiving gifts priced over 50,000 won.

New Delhi [India], March 1 (ANI/NewsVoir): After organizing two successful editions, SATYA MicroCapital Ltd. recently organized the third edition of the Vijayalakshmi Das Entrepreneurship Awards on 26th - 27th February 2023 in New Delhi which felicitated women microentrepreneurs nestled across rural boundaries in the nation. The awards primarily felicitated those women who contributed significantly towards scaling the national economy and gratifying the Government's vision of Aatmanirbhar Bh...

A loan agreement of USD $200 million along with a project agreement for micro-enterprise financing and credit enhancement project was signed on Tuesday between the government and Asian Development Bank (ADB). Sharifa Khan, Secretary of the

South Africa’s power crisis is no secret, and this, coupled with global commitment to transition toward net zero, and the case for the transition to renewable energy, is clear.

SEOUL (Reuters) -Kakao Corp's co-CEO Namkoong Whon has stepped down, the company said on Wednesday, after an outage that shut down South Korea's large...

Kakao Corps co-CEO Namkoong Whon resigned on Wednesday as South Koreas largest mobile chat app sought to defuse public anger over a massive outage that left tens of millions without access to a

By Joyce Lee SEOUL (Reuters) - Kakao Corp's co-CEO Namkoong Whon resigned on Wednesday as South Korea's largest mobile chat app sought to defuse public

SEOUL - Kakao Corp's co-CEO Namkoong Whon resigned on Wednesday (Oct 19) as South Korea's largest mobile chat app sought to defuse public anger over a massive outage that left tens of millions without access to a wide range of services. The company has pledged to increase investment to ensure continuity at the data centres it uses amid growing concern...