A man has finally had a coin removed from his nose after it was stuck for more than half a century.

South African retailers including The Foschini Group Ltd. (TFG) and Woolworths Holdings Ltd. are increasing investment in local clothing manufacturers — both to reduce a dependency on Chinese imports and secure a supply chain thrown into disarray by COVID-19 restrictions, Bloomberg reported.

Manish Mehra, owner of Washex Hospitality, an industrial laundry service, recently flew from Delhi to Jodhpur, a city in northwestern India, to win a contract to service a large, government-run hospital — a move essential to kickstarting his business.

Glaucoma, a chronic condition that affects the cells at the back of the eye, is the leading cause of irreversible blindness across the world.

When it comes to staying indoors, most of us find ourselves lying on the couch. However, according to studyfind.org, experts are now saying this is dangerous, especially for pregnant women.

Not enough beds and not enough doctors: A skyrocketing coronavirus caseload is pushing hospitals in the Balkans to the cusp of collapse, in chaotic scenes reminding some medics of the region’s 1990s wars.

Britain and France signed a new agreement aimed at curbing the number of migrants crossing the English Channel in small boats.

The Conference of the States Parties to the Chemical Weapons Convention, at its 20th session, decided that a memorial Day of Remembrance for all Victims of Chemical Warfare would be observed on November 30 each year or, when appropriate, on the first day of the regular session of the conference.

The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism announces its intention to use electric buses for the transport of visitors to the main tourist sites and archeological areas of the country.

Goa, a lush, popular tourist spot on India’s western coast, has seen weeks of protests against three infrastructure projects. Locals fear the works will damage the state’s biodiversity and turn it into a coal hub, reports freelance journalist Dielle D’Souza.