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CNA Insider The global chokepoint in the Strait of Hormuz is having a ripple effect on everyday people and everyday life — from drivers to school bus operators, from air travel to grocery shopping. CNA’s Talking Point dives into the rising fuel prices. The fuel crisis has not led to shortages in Singapore, largely because it is a major oil trading and refining hub. But prices have risen. This audio is generated by an AI tool. SINGAPORE: Not enough — that has been a refrain of cabbies, private-hire vehicle drivers and school bus operators since the government stepped in to provide financial support to them because of rising fuel costs. A one-off S$200 (US$157) cash payout has been given out from the end of last month to private-hire and taxi drivers. But it “doesn’t go a very long way”, said private-hire driver Norman Then, 38. “The S$200 probably offsets only a month or even less of a driver’s overall fuel cost increase.” Even with taxi and ride-hailing companies offering fuel ...

Studies carried out by researchers and students from Lúrio University (UniLúrio), in partnership with professors and investigators from international universities, concluded that the school meals provided in more than 90 educational institutions in the province of Nampula contribute to the

This spring from the very beginning has posed exceptionally difficult challenges for fruit growers. Prolonged cooling, frequent frosts, and a clear deficit of precipitation