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Absa AgriBusiness agricultural economist Zama Sangweni says El Niño could reduce summer crop yields and put upward pressure on food prices. She explains how more severe weather could also reshape regional trade and why countries including Zambia may be especially exposed through agriculture, employment and hydropower. (Source: Bloomberg)
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When Burnham revealed his favourite item on the Greggs menu was the 'sausage, bean and cheese thing', sales of the duly rebranded pastry doubled the next day in Manchester.
The new Chancellor doesn't understand what is happening and the PM isn't interested.
In the first article in a series on the Polish economy, we look at the country’s defence boom and its implications A short distance north from Warsaw along the Vistula river, camouflaged missile…
My boss says it's because that's what it cost to get them to move from a rival company, and they are ten years' older with higher earnings built up over a longer career.
John Healey has conceded the Government is 'evolving its stance' on council tax - warning of possible change for those who have 'extremely valuable properties'.
