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Why have Tottenham never sold their stadium naming rights? Football Ground Guide
A BRC-commissioned Opinium poll of 2,000 UK adults found four out of five believed part-time work, including the traditional Saturday job, was important in helping young people into employment
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As South Africa’s cities become denser and more interconnected, safety must be treated as core infrastructure. Phillip de Vos of Waterfall City explains why proactive security, technology and public-private cooperation should be built into urban development from the outset. The post Safety Must Be the Foundation of South Africa’s New Urban Cities appeared first on AfricaBusiness.com .
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Kenya’s diesel price has fallen KSh5 per litre after import costs dropped 23.9%, while petrol and kerosene prices remain unchanged. The post Kenya’s Diesel Import Costs Fell 24%, but Pump Prices Stayed High appeared first on AfricaBusiness.com .
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Few details are known without the rule’s text, which has yet to be published in the Federal Register, but the change may pose difficulties for employers, one attorney said.
Nigeria’s FMYD and NiYA have partnered with Cascador to support 20 young founders, with eight set to receive up to ₦5 million each in non-dilutive funding. The post FMYD and NiYA Partner with Cascador to Open a New Path to Capital for Nigeria’s Young Entrepreneurs appeared first on AfricaBusiness.com .
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