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HR managers looking internationally for qualified talent may find some relief with new visa program advances. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration…

Say, like the Secretary of Defense. The media has been abuzz with the story of Secretary Lloyd Austin’s recent medical issues - and particularly the…

Furniture Industry News: In addition, 20 veteran companies are presenting innovative sleep products to buyers visiting the Specialty Sleep Association’s busy showroom (C1565).

Targeted News Service provides Washington Bureau coverage, federal contract and contracting information for awards and for subcontracting opportunities, a congressional vote chart, federal and congressional press releases.

The South African Poultry Association says there was a drop in the price of chicken products in January.

A group Lusikisiki postgraduate students have transformed their lives through SA Harvest’s entrepreneurial incubator initiative. The 10 graduates showcased their skills in Tzaneen, Limpopo where they gained critical skills, and completed a National Certificate in Plant Production. They are now on the path to becoming self-sufficient agri-food entrepreneurs.

A few days after the province celebrated its record-breaking matric pass rate of 81.4%, the matric class of 2023 face a new obstacle. The province’s universities cannot accommodate the majority who have passed. They have already received more than half a million applications but can only accommodate 20,077 new students in 2024.

Original Van Halen singer David Lee Roth has posted an unhinged 25 minute rant about Sammy Hagar following Hagar’s sing a song or two on his upcoming tour.

The SEALs were reported missing on January 11 and are now presumed to have died.

The 100th edition of the iconic Nelson Mandela Bay aQuelle River Mile played out at Cannonville at the weekend with a festive crowd, top contenders and an international twist.