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The Dutch capital will stop cruise ships from docking in the city center as part of a campaign to curb pollution and reduce the flow of tourists.

Malawi’s six public universities may have opened doors to a record 8 552 students this year, but about 10 000 other eligible candidates have not made it due to lack of space. The situation has prompted quality education activists to challenge government to invest in infrastructure to ensure that access to university education is open

It may be that all of us have a little psychopathology inside—with some positives.

Experienced Indonesian nurses are lured to the Netherlands under false pretenses to fill gaps in the Dutch healthcare system. They work many more hours than agreed and are not getting the training they were promised, NU.nl reports after speaking to involved students. “We are overworked, exploited, and left to our own devices here,” one told the newspaper.

A conservative-run library board in Wyoming that last year kicked out the leftist, pro-LGBT American Library Association has created a new collections policy to protect kids from sexually explicit books promoting sex-and-gender deviance.

The United States Department of Energy (DOE) named Washington State University Tri‑Cities a grand-prize winner in the final phase of the Inclusive Energy Innovation Prize.As one of six winners, WSU Tri‑Cities was awarded $250,000 to continue its Empo

The recently appointed CEAS dean, Yogesh Awasthi said the inspiration to establish the college was to address societal needs.

The recently appointed CEAS dean, Yogesh Awasthi said the inspiration to establish the college was to address societal needs.

The recently appointed CEAS dean, Yogesh Awasthi said the inspiration to establish the college was to address societal needs.

After completing his engineering studies at the Mannheim University of Applied Sciences in Germany, Yves Nono devoted his career to technology. With twenty years' experience at the powerful multinational Bosch, where he is Vice President Mobility Solutions and President Automotive Aftermarket, the Cameroonian is at the forefront of sustainable development issues on the continent. The trilingual (French, English, German) graduate of Harvard Business School (HBS) in the USA proudly answers qu...