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The ringgit has remained relatively stable despite heightened uncertainty over rising oil prices and the upcoming Federal Open Market Committee’s interest rate decision, says an analyst.
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Religious leaders, Kaya elders and human rights organisations have called for greater empowerment of young women, urging communities to support their participation in leadership and decision-making.
King Charles heads to the Caribbean this week on a tour which comes against the backdrop of increasingly vocal demands from the region that Britain pays reparations for its role in the slave trade.
Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu, who was charged with treason last year, has started a hunger strike to protest his inability to access his lawyers, his party said.
<p>Doha, Qatar: Represented by the Ministry of Transport, the State of Qatar participated in the 31st Meeting of the Committee of the Undersecretaries of Transport of the Cooperation Council for the…
Motorists travelling through Johannesburg's inner city have been warned to expect significant traffic congestion and rolling road closures.
Citizens are protesting against license plate readers that have been linked to police abuses and privacy violations across the US. The issue has entered the midterms campaign
