Uber pledges 10 million free rides and deliveries for workers affected by COVID-19

Uber pledges 10 million free rides and deliveries for workers affected by COVID-19  The VergeUber warns drivers against avoiding ‘disadvantaged’ areas  Financial TimesHow coronavirus has disrupted Uber, Lyft, Via and other ride-hailing services  The Points GuyUber to offer 10 million free rides and deliveries for healthcare workers, others in need  MarketWatchUber, Lyft customers to begin paying sales tax in Georgia on Wednesday  Atlanta Journal ConstitutionView Full coverage on Google...

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5 years ago

Bloomberg

02 Mar

Free Deliveries May Answer Africa’s Online Commerce Challenge

Free Deliveries May Answer Africa’s Online Commerce Challenge  Bloomberg

 

5 years ago

TechCrunch

17 Mar

UNESCO updates distance-learning guide for the 776.7 million children worldwide affected by school closures

UNESCO updates distance-learning guide for the 776.7 million children worldwide affected by school closures  TechCrunch

 

5 years ago

GSMArena.Com

26 Mar

Huawei CEO confirms P40 lineup availability won't be affected by COVID-19 outbreak - GSMArena.com news

Huawei CEO confirms P40 lineup availability won't be affected by COVID-19 outbreak - GSMArena.com news  GSMArena.comHuawei’s Watch GT 2E is a sporty redesign of its last smartwatch  The VergeHuawei's newest smartwatch excels at health management and battery life  PhoneArenaHuawei Watch GT2e is a sportier, more affordable version of the GT2 46mm - GSMArena.com news  GSMArena.comHuawei Watch GT 2e gets a sporty look, new health features  CNETView Full coverage on Google...

 

10 years ago

SFGate

24 Oct

China's president pledges $81 million in Ebola aid

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China's president pledges $81 million in Ebola aid
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Photo: Takaki Yajima, AP Chinese President Xi Jinping, right, shakes hands with his Tanzanian counterpart Jakaya Kikwete during a signing ceremony at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, Friday, Oct. 24, 2014. China said it will provide $81 million worth ...
China donates $81 million to fight Ebola in West AfricaFox News
China offers new anti-Ebola aid to West AfricaVancouver Desi
Top Chinese legislator meets Tanzanian President,...

 

9 years ago

TheCitizen

22 Sep

Free education pledges ‘an election gimmick’

Owners of private schools and colleges yesterday dismissed as a “vote winning ploy” pledges to introduce free education made by major political parties during campaigns. They said implementation of the promises in the future would compromise the quality of education.

 

10 years ago

Business Insider Australia

28 Mar

Tanzania paid $76 million to 'ghost workers' over the course of a year

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Tanzania paid $76 million to 'ghost workers' over the course of a year
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Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete has ordered a probe into “ghost workers” on the public sector payroll after a new audit revealed the government paid 141.4 billion Tanzanian shillings ($US76.6 million) to fake workers over the past year. “Where there is ...
Reuters News - Tanzania orders probe into "ghost workers" on government payrollNew York Recorder

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9 years ago

TheCitizen

30 Sep

100,000 Mbeya pupils deskless amid pledges for free education

Mbeya. Over 100,000 pupils in Mbeya Region spend their school days of the classroom floor due to an acute shortage of desks in most primary schools. 

 

10 years ago

Spyghana.Com

15 Feb

EATUC calls for promotion of free movement of workers

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EATUC calls for promotion of free movement of workers
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The East African Trade Union Confederation (EATUC) and the East African Employers Association (EAEO) are taking the issue a notch higher by calling for the removal of all barriers in a bid to promote free movement of workers in the region. Daniel Fred ...
EMPLOYERS, TRADE UNIONS URGE EAC TO FULLY IMPLEMENT COMMON ...StarAfrica.com
East African trade unions urge member countries to completely remove NTBsGlobalPost

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11 years ago

BBC

French troops free Mali aid workers

French troops in Mali free five aid workers who were kidnapped in the north of the country by suspected Islamist militants in February.

 

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