WeWork to lay off 2,400 workers worldwide
Embattled office sharing firm WeWork will lay off 2,400 employees worldwide — about a fifth of its workforce — as it struggles to reorganize amid mounting losses, the company announced Thursday.
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Embattled office sharing firm WeWork will lay off 2,400 employees worldwide — about a fifth of its workforce — as it struggles to reorganize amid mounting losses, the company announced Thursday.
Scores of workers in South Africa picketed at steel giant ArcelorMittal’s plant in the town of Saldanha on Thursday demanding a halt in plans to close the operation which would see 900 jobs lost.
Donald Trump on Thursday told the US Navy not to pursue any efforts to oust from the elite SEAL commando unit a member accused of war crimes and then given clemency by the Republican president.
Chiredzi West legislator Farai Musikavanhu (Zanu PF) on Sunday vowed to deny MDC supporters food aid and government-sourced agricultural inputs, and put paid to long-standing allegations that the ruling party disenfranchises underprivileged members of society on political grounds.
Defence minister Oppah Muchinguri has described Oman-based businessman, Thamer Said Ahmed Al Shanfari as a “fugitive” and accused him of fraudulently attempting to claim properties that belong to the Zimbabwean military.
OPPOSITION MDC leader Nelson Chamisa says the end is nigh for the ruling Zanu PF, accusing the party of trying to suppress “inevitable” democratic change.
By Luke Tamborinyoka
This is the week that President Nelson Chamisa prepared to deliver a Hope of the Nation Address, yet the illegitimate regime of Mr Mnangagwa ensured that it showcased the despair of the nation to the world.
The brutality shown outside the MDC headquarters on Wednesday has been our story for the past 20 years. Our God and our unstinting faith in the democratic struggle have kept us alive.
Mugabe may be gone but Mugabeism, the culture, lives on, in its most brutal rendition. The culture of impunity endures under a Mnangagwa, in its most despicable version.
Opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) presidential spokesperson Dr Nkululeko Sibanda: “If the MDC is banned we will operate in this country as a banned organisation, using the tactics and methods of a banned organisation,” he said.
By Vickie Storm
Aargh, ever been in a place of self-reflection and wondered “What on earth was I thinking?” This is probably the best part of my life because I realise what Grace really is and how following Christ meant a Transformed life.
I set across the mirror doing my hair and stopped as I noticed a little smile which had been fixed on my face for a while. No, I actually had no one in mind or had suddenly won the lottery. In fact I had now been overwhelmed with the sense of peace in my life. Then I remembered as to how I got here.
It was about 10 years ago when my walk with Christ had a turn. I had been saved at a young age and quite frankly enjoyed my teen years as a Christian. I got to know God and simple made Him known in different places. So, life was cool right. However in my 20s things changed.