People are familiar with "Made in China", the story how the world's most populous nation morphed from a poor country into the world's manufacturing hub by opening its economy to foreign companies and capital.
People are locked up, clinging to the last vestiges of their sanity, while COVID-19 stalks the world like the Cryptkeeper. Life became a dystopian movie a couple of months back, and now most people are trying not to go stir-crazy — while some are not succeeding.
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People light candles and form the "60+" sign during the Earth Hour environment campaign in Cali, Valle del Cauca department, Colombia, on Saturday. Earth Hour, which started in Australia in 2007, was observed by millions of supporters in 187 countries. [Photo/Agencies]
Philip Mainga, acting managing director of Kenya Railways Corporation said that 80 percent of the 120 kilometers railway project whose implementation started in October 2016 has been completed.
Peter Mbithi, University of Nairobi vice-chancellor, challenges local companies to emulate Chinese enterprises and actively support recent graduates by organizing job fairs.
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People gather on a street after an earthquake hit Mexico City, Mexico late September 7, 2017.[Photo/Xinhua]
People walk past Allianz flags in Munich, Germany on Nov 6, 2017. [Photo/IC]
Peking University has lowered its admission threshold for a talented teenager, the Beijing-based thepaper.cn reported.
Personal savings hit a historic high of 33 percent of disposable income, up from 12.7 percent in March, the BEA said.