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As International Youth Day 2026 is marked, new data from India shows fresher hiring rising to 75%. What does this mean for Eswatini's youth and the skills they need?
OtoFX expands its account lineup with commission-free options, consolidating trading costs into a single spread-based charge for greater transparency.
Fairmont International School Vietnam, the first Fairmont school in Southeast Asia, launches for the 2026-2027 academic year, bringing a 70-year U.S. educational legacy to Hanoi.
BP posts $5.73bn quarterly profit as Middle East crisis drives oil prices higher, prompting CEO Meg O'Neill to signal major restructuring and exit from North Sea operations.
Nearly 80% of UAE professionals now handle duties beyond their job scope, with AI adoption helping them adapt. The trend, called 'shadow workloads,' raises questions about recognition and sustainable performance.
Indian-origin entrepreneurs in the UK have built successful businesses across multiple sectors, contributing to the British economy while strengthening ties with India. Their stories offer lessons in resilience and innovation for Swaziland.
The US Federal Reserve's fifth rate freeze of 2026 signals potential hikes ahead. For Eswatini homeowners, locking in rates now and exploring alternative loan options is critical.
A Which? blind taste test reveals that Aldi and Lidl own-brand baked beans beat Heinz on both flavour and price, offering valuable lessons for budget-conscious shoppers in Eswatini.
Australia will maintain its target of 295,000 new international student commencements in 2027, unchanged from last year, despite a continued slowdown in overseas student visa applications under tighter migration policies.
India’s Gross Enrolment Ratio in higher education has reached a record 30 per cent, with women now outpacing men in college enrolment. The latest AISHE data reveals a decade of steady growth and a significant shift in gender participation.
The European Commission has fined Google €4.3 billion for abusing Android market dominance, ordering the tech giant to unbundle its services within 90 days.
The World Bank raised Ghana's 2026 GDP growth forecast to 4.8%, citing stabilization, while the state mandates 30% gold output to secure national reserves.
While many chase high investment returns, true financial resilience relies on a disciplined savings rate. Discover why steady saving outperforms market speculation.
Global stock markets face elevated risks as valuations climb far above historical norms and a handful of foreign technology companies dominate major indexes.
British heritage brand Aspinal London, favoured by the Princess of Wales, has launched its summer sale with discounts of up to 60% on leather handbags and accessories.
Karnataka Minister Krishna Byre Gowda outlines a Rs 3,000 crore plan for 450 km of white-topping roads, tunnel roads, and elevated corridors to bring lasting order to Bengaluru's traffic.
Oil prices declined after US-Iran talks in Switzerland resulted in export waivers for Tehran, easing global supply fears despite ongoing Middle East instability.
After losing her infant son and raising two premature babies, British mother Nikki Talbot built Pudding & Pie, a children's nutrition business now teaching 70,000 children annually.
American corporation Pratt & Whitney will close the Blades Technology plant in Nahariya by August, laying off 450 workers and ending decades of local industry.
LG Electronics plans to double its revenue from India, Brazil, and Saudi Arabia by 2030, shifting focus to emerging markets amid global economic headwinds.