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THE saga of the Jamaica Agricultural Society's (JAS) leadership, which has set back the election of a president and two vice-presidents several times, looks finally headed for a soft landing when ...

Toxic fume incidents arent very common, but they can make passengers, flight attendants and pilots seriously ill. Here are the warning signs.

Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.

GRA to roll out night market tax collection exercise

The Makhanda High Court order has set aside Water and Sanitation Minister Senzo Mchunu's decision to fire the board, but the minister is not ready to oblige.

One physician assistant (PA) nurse said she had to carry out a polypectomy, an operation to remove polyps from the inside of a patients colon, while another said she was once told to pronounce a patient dead.

In order to deal with all accident cases uniformly, the UT Transport Department has prepared a draft “Uniform Policy for Accident Cases u/s 304-A 2023” so that action can be initiated against “erring” drivers of the Chandigarh Transport Undertaking (CTU) involved under Sectio

The Workers' Autonomous Federation emerged in May 1989 as a prototype for a future independent trade union movement in China. It arose alongside the student demonstrations which began in April 1989 calling for greater democracy, an end to corruption, a more open and accountable government and autonomous student unions.

Hundreds of North Sea oil workers’ strike over derisory pay offer; workers including transport workers, teachers and healthcare workers in Italy walk out in one day general strike demanding money for wages not war, and in defence of migrants; in Iran pensioners, striking truck drivers, oil and gas workers protest collapse of economy and regime’s police state attacks; Nigerian health workers walk out over salary structure and unpaid COVID hazard allowances

Union says will continue to organise, educate and mobilise in support of its implementation