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Talks continue without SA as Middle East war casts shadow over IMF, World Bank meetings

Top finance officials from around the world will convene in Washington United States

Business groups seek Constitutional Court relief over new SA employment equity quotas

Business organisations Sakeliga and the National Employers’ Association of South Africa (SA) have filed an application asking the Constitutional Court for leave to appeal a High Court decision that declined to urgently block the implementation of SA’s new Employment Equity quotas.

World Bank approves $500 million to support jobs, green growth in Morocco

The World Bank’s Board of Directors has approved a $500 million financing package for Morocco to support job creation, private sector growth and the transition to a greener economy.

UN’s first global scientific AI panel prepares landmark study on human‑centred technology

The United Nations’ (UN) Independent International Scientific Panel on Artificial Intelligence (AI) is preparing for its first in‑person summit, as the world’s first global scientific body dedicated to assessing the societal impacts of AI begins work on a landmark study.

Libya signs first unified state budget in over a decade

Libya’s two rival legislative bodies have approved the country’s first unified state budget

SA Airways’ CEO departure comes at “worst possible time” for airline: Cabin Crew Association

The South African (SA) Cabin Crew Association has expressed deep concern over the sudden resignation of SA Airways (SAA) Group Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Professor John Lamola, saying his exit could not have come at a worse time for employees.
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