October 1, 2020

32,000 US airline workers temporarily laid off as government aid runs out

Some 32,000 workers at two of America's biggest airlines are being temporarily laid off, or furloughed, after a government support programme for the sector ran out. American Airlines and United say they…

4 years ago

Business·News

Police inspector faces trial for brutalising photojournalist, Ikeja electric suspends new electricity tariff

Here are a few reasons to pick up a copy of The Guardian on Friday. Find these stories and much more when you grab a copy of The Guardian on Friday.…

4 years ago

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Nigerians reflect on 60 years of independence

Nigerian papers reflect on the challenges facing the country on its 60th anniversary of independence. They paint an almost unanimously bleak picture of a Nigeria still riddled by corruption, crumbling infrastructure and…

4 years ago

National·News

Brazil’s Amazonas opera house reopens for the public amid the pandemic

Cultural life returns to Manaus and its famous Amazonas opera house, as it reopens for the public and follows strict protocols to prevent the transmission of Covid-19 after the city and its…

4 years ago

Entertainment·Entertainment News

Africa’s private sector has ‘significant’ role in combatting Covid-19

The Covid-19 pandemic is pushing Africa into its first recession in a quarter of a century, with GDP forecast to shrink by up to 5 percent. The World Bank's private sector arm,…

4 years ago

Africa·News

Glass Fire continues to rage in California’s wine country

California wildfires ravaging Napa's famous wine region have exploded in size as firefighters face a weeks-long battle to contain the blazes. The fires remain uncontained despite the efforts of around 2,000 firefighters.…

4 years ago

News·World

Brazil: aerial images of graves as coronavirus deaths surge past one million

Drone images show Manaus' Nossa Senhora Aparecida cemetery, where new graves continue to be dug as Covid-19 cases soar in the capital of Brazil's Amazonas state and deaths from the virus surge…

4 years ago

News·World

South Africa: Hatred of migrants reaches new heights

South Africa often makes the headlines for violent attacks against immigrants. Xenophobia has now reached a new level with the creation of a group calling itself 'Put South Africa First'.…

4 years ago

Africa·News

Introducing: Saudi Arabia’s female bodybuilders

Some Saudi women are hitting above their weight-class in this gym in the heart of the capital Riyadh, lifting weights and throwing punches with the aim of competing.…

4 years ago

Sport

Green shoots: Rooftop farming takes off in Singapore

Space-starved Singapore is seeing a growing number of rooftop farms as part of a drive to produce more food locally and reduce a heavy reliance on imports.…

4 years ago

Business·News

October 01, 2020

32,000 US airline workers temporarily laid off as government aid runs out

Police inspector faces trial for brutalising photojournalist, Ikeja electric suspends new electricity tariff

Nigerians reflect on 60 years of independence

Brazil’s Amazonas opera house reopens for the public amid the pandemic

Africa’s private sector has ‘significant’ role in combatting Covid-19

Glass Fire continues to rage in California’s wine country

Brazil: aerial images of graves as coronavirus deaths surge past one million

South Africa: Hatred of migrants reaches new heights

Introducing: Saudi Arabia’s female bodybuilders

Green shoots: Rooftop farming takes off in Singapore

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