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Asteroid Mining Market High Growth Potential and Emerging Trends 2025-2032 – Newstrail

Newstrail

The Global Asteroid Mining Market is projected to grow significantly from USD 3.21 Billion in 2024 to USD 17.48 Billion by 2032, with a CAGR of 23.6% during 2025-2032. The report offers insights on growth strategies, trends, and competitive landscape, with historical analysis up to 2032. It covers industry growth analysis, cost, revenue, demand, and supply data, along with value chain and distributor analysis.
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Royal AM back on the market after Moodley deal fails

SABC

Royal AM football club is back on the market as businessman Roy Moodley’s deal to buy the club collapsed. Sars curator found Moodley unfit to take over due to his controversial background. The club faced challenges, with 13 postponed matches and withdrawal from the Nedbank Cup, damaging the PSL’s reputation. Former owner Shaun Mkhize was placed under administration for a R40 million debt.
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Norway joins Germany, shuts embassy in conflict-torn African nation

Business Insider Africa

Norway closes embassy in South Sudan amid escalating violence and fears of civil war. German embassy also shut down. Tensions rise between President Kiir and Vice President Machar. Norwegian nationals advised against travel to South Sudan. Diplomatic affairs to be handled by embassy in Nairobi. Germany’s Foreign Minister prioritizes safety of embassy staff in decision to close embassy.
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For Trump’s white supremacist autocracy to succeed, SA must give up equality

Daily Maverick

Victoria J Collis-Buthelezi, an associate professor and author, shares her personal views on US President Donald Trump’s “Make America Great Again” slogan, suggesting it aims to return to a time before civil rights progress for marginalized groups. She is a product of the US, the Caribbean, and South Africa, and an alumni of Princeton and Columbia Universities.
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Powerful quake rocks Myanmar and Thailand and kills more than 150 people

AP News

A powerful earthquake hit Myanmar and Thailand, causing extensive damage and fatalities. At least 144 people died in Myanmar and 10 in Thailand. The full extent of the destruction is unclear due to limited information in Myanmar. Myanmar’s military government expects the death toll and injuries to rise. Bangkok reported 10 deaths, 16 injuries, and 101 missing in construction sites.
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