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BMW makes veiled jobs warning, urges Brexit pragmatism

11 May 2017 By admin

BMW makes veiled jobs warning, urges Brexit pragmatism:

BMW makes veiled jobs warning, urges Brexit pragmatism: German high-end carmaker BMW issued a veiled warning on Thursday that a bad Brexit deal could see Mini production leave Britain, calling for “pragmatism” from London and Brussels in EU exit talks. “We hope for pragmatism from all parties in the Brexit negotiations. That means no new barriers to trade. Free movement for skilled workers,”

Ramaphosa clarifies his Marikana apology:

Mixed feelings for Morocco, Cameroon: A dramatic 95th-minute equaliser from Morocco against Cameroon (1-1) in the Islamic Solidarity Games football tournament in Baku on Thursday left both sides with some regrets. “I am not happy with the result, but I am satisfied with the determination the players showed to pull back level. They were resolute and showed a lot of

Reshuffles ahead of ANC elective conference raises questions: The much?-contested Northern Cape ANC provincial elective conference ?start on Thursday in Colesberg. The party treasure?r and current Premier Sylvia Lucas and provincial secretary Zamani Saul will contest for the chairmanship of the ANC in the province. Zamani is ?said to be a staunch supporter of ANC deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa, while Lucas is ?apparently

Premier’s reshuffle an abuse of office, says ANC: The ANC has described Northern Cape ?P?remier Sylvia Lucas’ decision to reshuffle her provincial cabinet as ” a flagrant abuse of her office “. On Wednesday Lucas announced the reshuffle ahead of the party?’?s Provincial Conference. ” We view this as a flagrant abuse of her office to further divide the ANC and undermine unity

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