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A small modular reactor in Canada’s Ontario could power 1.2 million homes by the end of the decade. Now it’s trying to convince Australians to try them too.

Over 400 North West security guards expose grievances against Mazaxa Construction, including non-payment, non-compliance, and mistreatment.

Around 15,000 civil servants in Romania in wildcat strike against austerity cuts attacking jobs and pay; protests continue across Iran against cost-of-living crisis in opposition to authoritarian regime by telecom retirees, Tehran metro workers and contract teachers; South African metal workers on indefinite strike over pay and conditions attacked and arrested while picketing Ekapa Diamond Mine

The first Shared Governing Principle of the new Multi-Party Charter for SA states that the seven opposition parties in it are committed to the Constitution, the rule of law and equality before the law. This shows the power of the issue of ‘law and order’ in our society and how it could be used...

Kenya and Uganda business communities, heavily reliant on the Malaba and Busia shared border crossings, are set to benefit from an additional trade route.

Kenyan and Ugandan businessmen who use the shared border crossings at Malaba and Busia may have another option for transporting their goods starting next month, as the two nations plan to create another Customs post at Suam. | Pulse Ghana

The two countries had been upgrading the Suam one-stop border Customs and immigration post into a one-stop-border post.

Connolly has become “a vessel into which each man can pour his dream.”

The top stories in Malta's newspapers

Few days ago, Nigerians were greeted with the sad news of the death of a young medical doctor, Dr. Diaso Vwaere while using the elevator of the General