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UCT’s Convocation Executive has distanced itself from an online petition calling for Council chair Norman Arendse’s resignation, saying the campaign has not been discussed through the university’s recognised alumni structures.
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A key document endorsed by the Communist Party proposed stronger oversight of principal leaders below the central level, barring them from demanding personal allegiance from their leadership teams – a demand that is only for the top leaders.
KARACHI: Although the arrival of imported wheat has brought down prices in the open market, consumers continue to pay high prices for different varieties of flour and Roti. On Oct 28, when the first ship carrying 51,000 tonnes of wheat berthed at the port, wheat prices in the open market plunged to Rs130 from Rs140 per kilogram.
Manila: Condominium rents across Metro Manila could fall to as low as ₱5,000 ($78) a month "within the next 12 months" as an oversupply of middle-market units continues to drive prices down, property…
OSAKA (Kyodo) -- Veterinary hospitals in Japan are struggling to secure enough blood for life-saving transfusions for dogs, prompting researchers to e
KUALA LUMPUR: Calls to boycott palm oil-based products over the transboundary haze issue could hurt more than 242,000 independent oil palm smallholder families without addressing the actual sources of air pollution, the Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB) said.
