CEO of carbon capture firm Seabound wins Nor-Shipping Young Entrepreneur award
‘Visionary, driven and wholly committed to making a real-world impact’
Day: June 3, 2025
Ivory Coast: Ele festival celebrates lagoon culture and tradition
In Adiaké, a town nestled in the south-east of Ivory Coast, the puh-rog, a type of canoe, isn’t just a way to get around—it represents culture, a bridge to the past, and a link between people. The region, once shadowed by trafficking, is turning a new…
At least 27 Palestinians killed in third day of Israeli gunfire near Gaza aid centre
United Nations says attacks on hungry civilians seeking aid are ‘unconscionable’
A look at Walmart’s use of automation to grow sales without adding staff, as analysts say its efforts raise questions about the future of US retail labor (Gregory Meyer/Financial Times)
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A look at Walmart’s use of automation to grow sales without adding staff, as analysts say its efforts raise questions about the future of US retail labor — Growth in ecommerce and automation sparks q…
A look at Walmart’s use of automation to grow sales without adding staff, as analysts say its efforts raise questions about the future of US retail labor (Gregory Meyer/Financial Times)
Gregory Meyer / Financial Times:
A look at Walmart’s use of automation to grow sales without adding staff, as analysts say its efforts raise questions about the future of US retail labor — Growth in ecommerce and automation sparks q…
Turkey and Greece earthquake latest: Girl, 14, died after ‘intense fear prompted panic attack’
Teenager known for ‘diligence and cheerfulness’ could not be saved; 69 others injured in panic after quake
Iran calls PGCC statement on Persian Gulf islands interference in its internal affairs
The spokesperson for Iran’s Foreign Ministry rejected the claims made in the final statement of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council (PGCC) foreign ministers’ meeting regarding the three Iranian islands of Abu Musa, Greater Tunb, and Lesser Tunb as in…
Celebrating African talent: ‘The Cavemen’ champion highlife revival
This Monday, top figures from around the world headed to Morocco for an event organised by the Mo Ibrahim Foundation, to break down what moves Africa should take to stay on course despite some pretty turbulent global times. Georja Calvin Smiith spoke …
2 Japanese men were killed in northern China in a business dispute, police say
Chinese police say two Japanese men were killed last month in the port city of Dalian because of a dispute with a Chinese business partner.
Children in Sudan struggling for survival amid health, food crises
The over two year conflict in Sudan between the army and the RSF Paramilitary has displaced over 13 million people. The constant fighting and massive upheaval has taken a toll on the country’s children. Antonia Kerrigan reports