Direct jobs in tourism to fall: report

Permanent placements fall as jobs market 'softens'  BBC NewsView Full coverage on Google News

Lonmin announces 6,000 jobs cuts in South Africa as it scales back its mining operations due to the falling price of platinum.

Apple's iPhone 12 still scheduled for a fall launch, report says  MashableiPhone 12 Pro video has everything we've been waiting for  Tom's GuideFoxconn’s iPhone 12 production ‘on schedule’ but supply-chain doubts remain  9to5MacBloomberg: Apple's 5G iPhone Still on Schedule for Fall Launch, But Future Products Could Be Delayed  MacRumorsApple's factories are running, but suppliers wary about iPhone demand  Japan TodayView Full coverage on Google...

US jobs report: unemployment rose to 4.4% in March after February's 50-year low  The GuardianBreaking: US Nonfarm Payrolls plummeted by 701K in March  FXStreetThe employment situation -- March 2020  Forex FactoryCoronavirus: US loses 701,000 jobs amid virus lockdown  BBC NewsUS employers cut 701,000 to push jobless rate to 4.4% in March  Financial TimesView Full coverage on Google News

>A German tourist who has been visiting Tanga coastline for the past 14 years for scuba diving and snorkelling says he is alarmed by the rising dynamite fishing.

Nigeria will henceforth sell crude oil directly to credible international refineries, officials said.

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>Many Japanese and people from South-east Asia fail to tour Tanzania due to lack of direct flights between Africa and Japan.

Direct talks aimed at ending weeks of violence in South Sudan are due to begin following meetings with mediators in Addis Ababa.