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Airbnb Under huge Scrutiny in Europe ahead of Ground-breaking Regulation

Airbnb Under huge Scrutiny in Europe ahead of Ground-breaking Regulation

Airbnb could be among the targeted platforms when the European Union presents a raft of tougher regulations targeting tech companies next month. The European Commission, the executive arm of the EU, is due to propose a Digital Services Act package in early December. The wide-ranging regulation, which has undergone several tweaks and name changes in...

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Facebook is Mostly Relieved after the Election Passes Without Major Mishap

Facebook is Mostly Relieved after the Election Passes Without Major Mishap

The feeling inside Facebook is mostly relieved as the company got through the 2020 U.S. election without any claims of foreign interference or rampant misinformation, two employees told CNBC. A third person who worked closely on the election characterized the mood as guarded, with continued vigilance necessary against posts that would encourage civil unrest. After preparing for the...

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Doctor’s Self-funded Test lab Leads way in Somalia’s COVID fight

Doctor’s Self-funded Test lab Leads way in Somalia’s COVID fight

Having scraped money together following medical studies abroad, Somali doctor Abdullahi Sheikdon Dini opened Mogadishu’s first advanced diagnostic laboratory. Its arrival could hardly have been better timed because, just two months later, the coronavirus epidemic reached the Horn of Africa country. Since then Medipark Diagnostics, which he runs with five other doctors who pooled $1...

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Unemployment Rate in South Africa Keep Rising now is Sitting on 30.8%

Unemployment Rate in South Africa Keep Rising now is Sitting on 30.8%

Unemployment in South Africa has soared to 30.8% in the last three months, the Quarterly Labour Force Survey (QLFS) for the third quarter of 2020 revealed. The rise was a 7.5% increase from the second quarter. This comes after Stats SA in September reported that despite the South African economy shedding 2.2 million jobs due...

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What You Need to Know About President Ramaphosa’s Speech – Normality Is Knocking

What You Need to Know About President Ramaphosa’s Speech – Normality Is Knocking

South Africa will see a relaxation of at least two Alert Level 1 lockdown rules, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced on Wednesday – after officials had privately suggested stricter rules may be on the cards. Ramaphosa expressed the government’s concern about rapid spread of the coronavirus in the Eastern Cape, and flagged the upcoming festive season as...

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