Stryve Biltong – a very American company despite the name – has landed $10 million, or around R140 million, in first-round funding. And now it wants to teach the USA to eat biltong, something it holds greatly superior to the jerky that is America’s home-grown attempt at drying meat.
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Wonderful News:- A startup has landed R140 million to popularise biltong in America – at R1,800 a kilo
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Christmas is a couple of weeks away, and you are planning a festive holiday, here are 10 picturesque Christmas destinations
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Dreaming of a trip this Christmas? We’re here to help. From glittering cities to a few snowy escapes, here are 20 classic destinations for a festive break.
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Before you make plans to move overseas, have a look at this article first: Hong Kong tops the list of the most expensive city for expatriates
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Hong Kong has come top in a survey of the most expensive cities for expatriates. Mercer’s annual Cost of Living survey includes 209 cities across five continents and measures the comparative cost of more than 200 items in each location, including housing, transportation, food, clothing, household goods and entertainment.
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The World’s 10 unfriendliest countries for expats revealed
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The world’s 10 most unfriendly countries for ex-pats have been revealed, with Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and the Czech Republic topping the list.
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Not just South Africa has done it, Canada has now completely legalised marijuana, and the economy is set to boom
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Canada has become just the second country after Uruguay to completely legalise the use of marijuana on a recreational basis.
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South Africa getting deeper into debt:- City of Cape Town to borrow R4bn from German state-owned KfW Bank
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The plan is to inject investment into the city’s capital programme. On Tuesday, at the mayoral committee meeting, it was revealed that the City of Cape Town is prepared to secure an R4-billion loan within the next three years from the German government-owned Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau (KfW) Development Bank.
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Why Some British expatriates are struggling to get their passport renewals processed
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Though the British government originally stated that the closure of regional passport processing centres around the world wouldn’t affect the processing of passport applications and renewals it seems that this is not the case.
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Here is a Immigration Guide, should you wish to move to Hong Kong
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Interested in moving to Hong Kong? This is our simple Hong Kong Immigration Guide, containing all the info you need to get started. From getting a visa to finding work and (eventual) Permanent Residency – it’s all here. Read on!
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The Singapore Airlines brings back world’s longest flight
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A new Singapore Airlines route connecting the city-state to New York goes into operation Thursday, becoming the longest commercial plane ride in the world.
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Facts to know:- New Zealand to introduce tourist tax and hike up visa fees
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Visiting the Land of the Long White Cloud is set to be more taxing. Tourism is a key contributor to the New Zealand economy, and the country has opted to use what’s been an upward surge in that regard by introducing a tourist tax will take effect later this year, Traveller24 reports.
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