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While South Africans should all continue to adhere to safety protocols like wearing masks, they need to pick up the pieces and start to rebuild their shattered economy, which has lost over a trillion rand (about 56.8 billion U.S. dollars) and three million jobs due to the lockdown, which was enforced on March 27, Steenhuisen said. Enditem … [Read more...] about COVID-19 infection rate appears to be stabilizing in S. Africa: health minister

Doctor Seamus Dalton, on behalf of the insurer, said: "In my opinion the plaintiff did not suffer an injury or accident on 10 March 2018. Mr Starc became aware of the onset of right posterior and posteriolateral calf pain during the course of the second Test. Onset appears to have been gradual and symptoms continued over the course of the Test." … [Read more...] about Starc provides proof of injury for IPL insurance payout

During a tour of the factory in the city's Atlantis district on Tuesday, Plato applauded Hisense as "a landmark factory in Atlantis," saying the company "is a tax-paying entity, and I want to see Hisense expand and become big in Cape Town." … [Read more...] about Cape Town mayor commends Chinese multinational firm Hisense for economic contributions

The number of deaths also signify and affects the Covid-19 caseload in a country. More number of deaths and fewer recoveries signal at the severity of the virus in a particular nation. While the US and Brazil have the most number of Covid-19 deaths in the world, it is Mexico which stands third in the world with over 53,000 patients killed by the virus followed by the UK and India (both have reported over 46,000 deaths). … [Read more...] about Battling Covid-19: Countries with highest number of cases and deaths

By Sudarshan VaradhanNEW DELHI - India's 2018 thermal coal imports rose at the fastest pace in four years, according to two industry sources, despite moves by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government to cut imports in a bid to reduce its trade deficit.Coal is among the top five commodities imported by India, one of the world's largest consumers of coal, and the rise in imports of the fuel after two consecutive years of decline adds to its trade deficit. That trade gap has been hurting the valuation of the rupee, the worst performing major Asian currency in 2018.Thermal coal imports jumped 19 percent to 171.85 million tonnes in 2018, the highest since 2014, according to data from American Fuels & Natural Resources, a Dubai-based trader of U.S. origin coal. Thermal coal is mainly used to produce electricity.Imports of coking coal - which is mainly used in the manufacturing of steel - rose at the quickest rate since 2015, according to consultancy firm Wood Mackenzie and American … [Read more...] about India’s 2018 thermal coal imports grew at fastest pace in four years: sources