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Presidents of Zimbabwe and Botswana eliminated passport requirements for citizens, allowing 90 days of unrestricted travel annually with just an ID.
The Limpopo provincial tracking team intercepted a Zimbabwean convoy. They detained 133 passengers for lack of legal documentation to enter South Africa.
As he prepares to run for re-election in 2024, is President Vladimir Putin right to claim the worst is over for the Russian economy? "We have overcome all problems that arose after the sanctions were imposed on us and we have started the next stage of development," Putin announced in October.
EU member states and lawmakers clinched a deal on Friday on how to draft "historic" rules regulating artificial intelligence models such as ChatGPT -- after 36 hours of negotiations.
Led by Beyonce and Taylor Swift, whose "Eras Tour" was the first to bring in more than $1 billion, ticket revenues from the top 100 concert tours of 2023 jumped to a record $9.17 billion, industry magazine Pollstar said Friday. Swift's tour broke new ground, becoming the first in history to surpass the symbolic $1 billion mark in ticket sales in 60 dates from March to November 2023.
The discovery of vast oil deposits is blamed for reigniting a decades-old territorial dispute between Venezuela and Guyana that fast worsened as Guyana started granting licenses to multinationals to exploit crude in waters claimed by both countries. - Can Venezuela issue oil licenses?
Go through these details about Maropeng boat ride prices and activities to catch up with what the facility has to offer, how much it will cost and how to access it.
A woman got dragged on social media after airing that she might fire her domestic worker for refusing to work a public holiday. Mzansi people were fuming.
Stellantis has notified thousands of workers in the US states of Ohio and Michigan of potential layoffs, attributing the move partly to California rules that limit where vehicles can be sold. The European automaker on Thursday notified 2,455 workers in Detroit and 1,225 in Ohio of potential job loss under the federal Warn Act, which requires early notification of major layoffs.
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