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Home gardening blooming amid COVID-19 lockdown
Posted by chidi emmanuel ekeh on April 30, 2020 at 9:00pm — 1 Comment
Apartments vacant as expatriates leave Kuwait amid hardship
Apartments vacant as expatriates leave Kuwait amid hardship
Tenants renegotiate amid
slump in real estate sector
By Chidi Emmanuel
From Fahaheel to downtown Kuwait City, signs advertising apartments for rents can be found in abundance. Rising costs of living, stagnant wages for expatriates and growing anti-expat government policies are driving foreigners to leave the country.
According to the Central Statistics…
ContinuePosted by chidi emmanuel ekeh on July 8, 2019 at 2:09pm
Expatriates struggle to make ends meet as hardship bites
Expatriates struggle to make
ends meet as hardship bites
By Chidi Emmanuel
It is always a solemn moment whenever Tina comes home and doesn't see her six-year-old daughter Rosaline. "Life without her is just empty," she said as she narrated her ordeal. According to Tina, life went from bad to worse when her husband lost his well-paid job last year. "Things became very hard for us. We could neither pay Rosie's school fees nor get her a nanny. So we…
ContinuePosted by chidi emmanuel ekeh on March 23, 2019 at 5:11pm
Scammers calling, texting! Beware
Scammers calling, texting! Beware
Scammers change style and tactics
By Chidi Emmanuel
When Favor Tata, an African expat, got a call last month from someone posing as a customer care representative at one of the telecommunication companies in Kuwait, the offer was too enticing to refuse and she saw no reason for not handing over some of her bank details. "Congratulations! You (your phone number) have just won a sum of KD 10,000 through a draw. We just…
ContinuePosted by chidi emmanuel ekeh on August 18, 2018 at 4:30pm — 1 Comment
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[The Herald] The smart meters supplied to Zesa by businessman Farai Jere through his company Helcraw Electricals had shortcomings and were at the moment being used as ordinary meters, not smart meters, former boss at Zesa Holdings' electricity distribution unit, ZETDC, Engineer Milton Munodawafa, told Jere's trial court yesterday.Namibia: Localisation of Renewable Energy Industry Continues
[Namibia Economist] Mergence Unlisted Investment Managers Namibia has increased its shareholding in the two Ejuva renewable energy projects in Gobabis from 17% to a majority stake of 66% having acquired the 49% previously held by co-developer and initial part-financier, CIGenCo, a subsidiary of South Africa-listed Consolidated Infrastructure Group Limited.Namibia: Ongwediva Threatens to Cut Off Defaulters
[Namibian] ONGWEDIVA mayor Taarah Shalyefu on Wednesday said the town council will cut the water and electricity supply of residents with outstanding accounts.South Africa: Gold Fields' R660 Million Solar Power Plant Project Lights Up With Board Approval
[Daily Maverick] With regulatory and now board approval in the bag, Gold Fields is set to begin construction of its 40 megawatt solar plant to help power up its South Deep mine. Given the shambolic state of Eskom, expect other mining companies to also start tapping the sun.Malawi: Escom Employees Down Tools Over Salary Issues
[Nyasa Times] Disgruntled employees at Electricity Supply Cooperation of Malawi (ESCOM) are on an industrial strike across the country to force authorities to harmonize their salaries with their colleagues at Electricity Generation Company (EGENCO) and Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority (MERA).Africa Business News
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Home gardening blooming amid COVID-19 lockdown
Home gardening blooming amid COVID-19 lockdownBy Chidi EmmanuelFouad Al-Shaikh’s garden. By Chidi EmmanuelAs the coronavirus wreaks havoc across the globe, some residents in Kuwait are turning to gardening – to ease the boredom caused by the lockdown, and for others, to cut expenses as austerity measures begin to bite. Amid a scarcity and rise in the prices of fruits and vegetables, some residents are resorting to supplementary gardening to ease the burden. While some do it for fun, others see…See More
Apartments vacant as expatriates leave Kuwait amid hardship
Apartments vacant as expatriates leave Kuwait amid hardship Tenants renegotiate amidslump in real estate sector By Chidi Emmanuel From Fahaheel to downtown Kuwait City, signs advertising apartments for rents can be found in abundance. Rising costs of living, stagnant wages for expatriates and growing anti-expat government policies are driving foreigners to leave the country.According to the Central Statistics Department, the number of Filipinos, Indians and Egyptians in Kuwait has dropped…See More
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