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These women say they are being exploited by India’s booming seafood industry. Much of the shrimp they process ends up on American plates


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The US is India’s top shrimp importer. Teenage girls and women in the industry face harsh working conditions. Sisters Priya and Preeti, from a village in Odisha, used their earnings to build a house for their family. The story is part of CNN’s ‘The Great Illusion’ series, focusing on harmful industries for women workers and the impact of care work.



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Sam Bankman-Fried describes his relationship with Diddy in jail | CNN Business


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Convicted crypto fraudster Sam Bankman-Fried, serving 25 years, speaks out on life in prison in an interview with Tucker Carlson. He discusses his relationship with fellow inmate Sean “Diddy” Combs, denying rumors of friendship. Bankman-Fried describes prison as soul-crushing but notes Diddy’s kindness. Both men are among the most famous prisoners globally. Bankman-Fried keeps his birthday from Diddy.



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Cape Town Cycle Tour: 8 epic spectator spots to catch all the action


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Excitement builds for the 47th Cape Town Cycle Tour as the Expo kicks off at DHL Stadium. Over 30,000 cyclists will participate in the world’s largest timed cycle race on Sunday, with road closures in effect. Spectators can enjoy the action at various spots, including the starting line at Hertzog Boulevard and Adderley Street. Special train service by Metrorail Western Cape available on race day.



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Data, waves and wind to be counted in the economy


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Wind and wave power will now be factored into countries’ economic calculations by the United Nations, alongside assets like oilfields. The changes, effective in 2030, aim to reflect modern economic activities such as resource use and data value. This could impact the UK’s economy estimates and affect budget allocations. Prof. Diane Coyle views the changes as tweaks to the existing rule book.



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MDMA may have protected Nova attack survivors from trauma, study suggests


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During the Nova music festival near Gaza’s border, partygoers took MDMA and LSD before a Hamas attack. Neuroscientists suggest MDMA may have provided psychological protection against trauma. A study by Haifa University scientists is being peer-reviewed, showing potential for MDMA in treating psychological trauma. The attack killed 360 people, with survivors under the influence of drugs during the event.



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Elon Musk: Starlink ‘not allowed’ in South Africa ‘because I’m not black’ – TechCentral


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Elon Musk complains on social media that his Starlink satellite internet service is not allowed to operate in South Africa due to his race. South African officials refute the claim, stating it is not true and that compliance with local laws is required for operation. Musk’s political interference in various countries has drawn criticism.



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Witness details deadly restaurant shootout that killed three people and left four injured


Daily Maverick


A deadly shooting at Solo restaurant in Sandton, Johannesburg, claimed three lives and injured four on 6 March. A man with bodyguards tried to enter with a firearm, leading to a shootout with the restaurant’s security. Two bodyguards died, and the man succumbed to injuries in the hospital. The man was identified as local businessman Spamandla Mabonga. Police are investigating the incident.



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