The Gulf cargo trade that vanished
The Strait of Hormuz was a transit hub for goods from helium to corn. Businesses have battled to find alternative routes
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UFC 331 results: Alonzo Menifield overcomes gruesome cut to upset Iwo Baraniewski - MMA Junkie
Alonzo Menifield opened the UFC 331 main card by handing Iwo Baraniewski his first career loss.
UFC 331 salaries: Champ Joshua Van's disclosed payout topped by one fighter - MMA Junkie
LOS ANGELES – Joshua Van entered UFC 331 as the lone champion on the card but not as the highest paid in disclosed earnings. That distinction went to his opponent, Alexandre Pantoja.
After 16 years without a social life, I had to rediscover friendship in my 40s
A dinner with former colleagues did more than ease Ms Daphne Ling's fears of being an outsider after years immersed in parenting. It gave her the confidence to open up to others again.
GBFLEX CAMARO unveils debut single 'Pray for Grace' - Punch Newspapers
Rising artiste, GBFLEX CAMARO, has released his debut single titled, Pray for Grace, following his signing with Lagos-based music entertainment company, Fourboyzs Music Entertainment Limited.
PDP leaders clash over Ekiti poll campaign funds - Punch Newspapers
Leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party in the Ado-Ekiti Local Government Area of Ekiti State have clashed with the campaign team of its governorship candidate in the June 20 election, Dr Wole Oluyede, over the management of campaign funds. The party leaders challenged Oluyede to...
R28m paid for failed North West hospital project - TimesLIVE
Four years after a North West company was awarded a R28m health department contract to build a new 120-bed facility at General De La Rey Hospital in Lichtenburg, the deteriorating hospital remains untouched.
'Fear of failure serious concern among GenZ'
Experts, youngsters say inflation, unemployment, social pressure contribute to growing anxiety
Flames, smoke seen near Riyadh airport after Saudi warning of aerial attack threat - GMA Network
RIYADH - A large plume of smoke was visible near Riyadh's main airport on Saturday after booms were heard and Saudi Arabia sent alerts overnight warning of potential danger around the capital, amid an escalation in attacks by Yemen's Houthi group.
Man fined for failing to tag 'flighty' pet deer with 'sharp antlers' - ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Man fined for failing to tag 'flighty' pet deer with 'sharp antlers' ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Cairns man dedicates his life savings to helping local kids thrive - ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Cairns man dedicates his life savings to helping local kids thrive ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Japan executes man for 2008 rampage that killed 7 in Tokyo
Japan carried out its first execution of the year July 26 when it hanged a man convicted of killing seven people in a random stabbing spree that started after he deliberately rammed a rented truck into a crowd of people in Tokyo’s Akihabara district in 2008. [Read More]
Builder gave homebuyer parking in 2008, society changed rules; what the court said
The Phase-1 society claimed that the area where the couple had been parking their car belonged to the society. The builder, however, took a different position, saying the space formed part of the open area of the building where it proposed to develop a recreation ground.
Watch: Smoke over Riyadh airport after Houthi's major attack on Saudi Arabia
On Saturday, Houthi rebels executed a large-scale offensive against Saudi Arabia, causing tremors in the capital, Riyadh, where explosions reverberated. Flight operations at the nearby airport faced delays as Saudi air defenses successfully intercepted a ballistic missile aimed a...