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UAE sets R19k minimum wage, with rules affecting South African workers

UAE sets a wage floor of AED 4,000 for all nine professional categories, impacting South Africans working in the Gulf, enhancing residency options and income clarity

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Sri Lanka protesters to end occupation of official buildings

4 years ago by AFP

Vulnerable Pacific islands call for 'urgent, immediate' action on climate

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Sri Lanka protesters in talks to end occupation

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Libyans at boiling point amid summer power cuts

4 years ago by AFP

Mahmud Aguil has a comfortable house in Libya's capital Tripoli, but chronic power outages in the war-battered country and roasting summer heat now force him to sleep in his air-conditioned van. The Tripoli-based authorities have sought to quell public anger over the power outages, admitting they had underestimated the problem.

Saudi mindset shows signs of shift towards Israel

4 years ago by AFP

Israeli journalist Yoav Limor did not know what to expect when he travelled with a colleague this month to Saudi Arabia, a country long notorious for promoting anti-Israel sentiment in textbooks and in sermons by some imams.

Saudi Arabia's Mohammed bin Salman, who a US intelligence report said "approved" a journalist's murder, has shaken up the ultraconservative oil superpower with economic, social and religious reforms since his meteoric rise to power.

4 years ago by AFP

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has shaken up the conservative kingdom with head-spinning reforms while quashing any threats to his status since becoming de facto ruler of the world's biggest oil producer five years ago.

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