Mhizha speaks on PNL season
PREMIER Netball League secretary-general Liberty Mhizha says giving players an opportunity to return to competition this year after a long break due to the Covid-19 pandemic was their major highlight for 2021 season.
Brazil in recession as drought, inflation hammer economy
Brazil’s economy contracted slightly in the three months to September, government data showed on Thursday, as surging inflation and a severe drought triggered a recession in Latin America’s largest economy.
Pep calls on City to keep winning momentum going
LONDON. — Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola described the run-up to Christmas as the toughest part of the season and called on his players to continue their winning momentum in what is shaping up to be a three-way English Premiership football title tussle.
US-led summit a joke on history of democracy, hegemony in essence: officials
The US-manipulated so-called summit for democracy is a joke, as it is using democracy as a banner to crack down on countries with different systems and development models, a senior Chinese official said on Saturday at a press conference introducing China’s whole-process people’s democracy.
China Focus: China-Africa cooperation powers up Africa’s battle against poverty
CHANGSHA. – The Eighth Ministerial Conference of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC), held in Dakar, Senegal from Nov. 29 to 30, has brought the two sides’ cooperation in combating poverty to the global limelight.
Vaccination, not travel curbs, key to battling Omicron, WHO says
The World Health Organisation (WHO) urged countries to boost healthcare capacity and vaccinate their people to fight a surge in Covid-19 cases driven by the Omicron variant, saying that travel curbs could buy time but alone were not the answer.
South Africa, Nigeria seal agreement aimed at changing Africa’s narrative on world stage
South Africa and Nigeria, the two biggest economies in Africa, should take charge in changing the African narrative to the world through their youth.
WHO says Omicron in 38 countries, no deaths reported
The World Health Organisation said Omicron has been detected in 38 countries but there are no reported deaths so far from the new Covid-19 variant.
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Choosing the right holiday destination
Travelling to see the world and experience different things is such a good thing, especially during the festive holidays period. Thinking of a holiday somewhere is nice as it…
MFA Nasser Bourita: Morocco was Able to Turn Challenges of Pandemic into Opportunities
Morocco has distinguished itself by turning the challenges of the Covid-19 crisis into opportunities, via the launch of a comprehensive program of transformative reforms, said Saturday, December 4th, in Rome,…