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Global markets breeze higher on record-breaking Wall Street

Spanish Prime Minister to Attend UNGA for 1st Time Since 2013

Asian markets pick up Wall St baton to end week on a high

Asian markets build on gains after Wall St record

UAE, South Africa discuss joint defence cooperation

Mohammed bin Ahmed Al Bowardi, Minister of State for Defence Affairs, has received Mapisa-Nqakula, South Africa's Minister of Defence and Military Veterans.

Asian markets rally runs out of steam 20 September 2018

The latest rally in most Asian markets stumbled Thursday, though emerging market currencies held gains after Beijing's pledge not to weaponise the yuan in its trade standoff with the United States.

Russia's Rosoboronexport Launching Exposition at South Africa Defense Forum - Statement

Ussian state arms exporter Rosoboronexport said in a statement that it would open an exposition of Russia-made military equipment at South Africa's aerospace and defense exhibition which kicks off in the city of Tshwane later on Wednesday.

Govt urged to promote local coal mining to save valuable foreign exchange

The Chairman Lakhra Coal Management Sindh Abdul Samad Raisani has called upon the government to promote the local mining by discouraging coal export abroad in order to save valuable foreign exchange of six million US dollar daily.

Australian cricket needs Smith back, says Waugh

Australian cricket needs disgraced ex-captain Steve Smith and he is likely to be welcomed back with open arms, former skipper Steve Waugh forecast Tuesday, although it might be tougher for David Warner.

Asian markets bounce on talks hopes after Trump tariff threat 18 September 2018

Asian markets mostly rose Tuesday after Donald Trump said he would thump China with another round of tariffs but give some room for talks before jacking them up to the highest rate.

Asian markets bounce on talks hopes after Trump tariff threat 18 September 2018

Asian markets mostly rose Tuesday after Donald Trump said he would thump China with another round of tariffs but give some room for talks before jacking them up to the highest rate.

Stocks wobble as trade war worries deepen

Parnell's new county deal could end his South Africa career

S. African bus crash kills 11 people, injures over 30

Eleven people were killed and over 30 others injured in a bus crash in South Africa's northern Limpopo province, an administrative official told Anadolu Agency on Monday.

Stocks hit by threat of new Trump tariffs on China 17 Sep 2018

Stock markets and the dollar fell Monday following reports that US President Donald Trump is planning to hit China with another round of tariffs, dealing a blow to hopes for conciliatory talks between the two economic giants.