Londie London turns up the heat in RHOD with sass and spice
The return of Londie London as a friend has fans excited on the Real Housewives of Durban (RHOD), which is
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George Seli
13:23
Coverage Costs: Management Company Leaders Weigh In on Today’s Challenging Insurance Market
Premiums in many lines of hotel industry insurance have been spiking in recent years, creating pressure on owners and management
Rebecka Wrona
13:23
Pineapple is the new potato: imported fruits back in Syria
After decades of poverty and isolation under the Assad dynasty, imported fruits like pineapples, kiwis and mangoes are available again
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IHG reaches 13,000-room milestone in Spain with the addition of four new hotels
Update] The Vignette Collection, Hotel Indigo and Holiday Inn Express brands are accelerating their growth on the Spanish market with
k.fytaki
13:23
Best Western enters Slovak market with new hotel in Prešov
Best Western Hotels, through BWH Hotels Central Europe GmbH, is expanding its presence into Slovakia with the opening of the
Daily News Egypt
13:22
iscore, Modefinance International to launch MSME grading system in Egypt
The Egyptian Credit Bureau, iscore, and Modefinance International, a global provider of AI-driven credit rating solutions, have announced a strategic
Michele Haslett
13:22
Deforestation and fires persist in Indonesia’s pulpwood and biomass plantations
JAKARTA — Industrial plantations of trees to make paper and wood pellets are causing widespread and persistent environmental and social
Joe Lo
13:22
Scientists predict global warming of more than 1.5C for 2025-2029 period
The World Meteorological Organization says there is a 70% chance the global average temperature in these five years will be
Belal Nawar
13:21
Egypt Posts Record Primary Surplus as Economic Reforms Take Hold
Finance Minister Ahmed Kouchouk announced on Monday that Egypt has recorded its highest primary budget surplus at 3.1 percent of
Rapheal
13:21
Skills gap threatens 230m African jobs – Report
By Chinenye Anuforo A widening digital skills gap across Africa is threatening to wipe out 230 million jobs by 2030,
