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Business Day : Informal township traders, farmers and unionised workers have joined the industry pushback against the government’s proposed new tobacco laws, saying they will harm businesses and lead to job losses.

New York Times : There is something about enormous tragedies that has always mystified humans, sending us scrambling for explanations.

Expansion: The billionaire chose three organizations to lead the STOP initiative charged with denouncing "deceptive practices" in the tobacco industry.

El Deber : This group will publish research reports detailing the "deceptive strategies" of the tobacco industry and provide training tools and materials to low- and middle-income countries to combat their influence.

Dnevnik: Bath University in the UK, the World Tobacco Control Center (Thailand) and the International Tobacco and Diabetes Association (Paris) will lead a "world-class collective group for the tobacco industry: STOP (Stop Tobacco Industry Organizations and Products ) ".

Bloomberg Philanthropies initiative announced the three leaders for STOP, a new $20 million to create a global watchdog to shed more light on the tobacco industry's complex marketing and sales practices.

Devex: The Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Data for Health Initiative launched a new e-learning course in Africa to help collect data on cause of death.

N1: The Bath University in the UK, the World Health Control Center for Tobacco (Thailand) and the International Tobacco and Respiratory Alliance (Paris) will lead a "world-wide collective group for tobacco industry monitoring: STOP (Stop organizations and tobacco products industry) ".

Em : The founding of New York magnate and former mayor Michael Bloomberg unveiled on Tuesday the names of three organizations chosen to lead STOP, an NGO that will have $ 20 million in three years to denounce "deceptive practices" industry.

La Tribune: On August 13th, the billionaire unveiled the names of the three organizations chosen to lead STOP, the NGO created by his own foundation in March 2018 at the World Conference on Tobacco and Health in South Africa, to denounce deceptive practices of the tobacco industry.