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Of late, several Indian higher educational institutions have seen academicians joining them after working abroad. This, they say, is because the country’s rising position in the global arena led by rapid economic growth is making people who migrated rethink.

Sri Lanka continues to swing wildly between being a ‘Donor Darling’ flooded with foreign ‘aid’ and ‘advisors’ on the one hand, to a ‘bankrupt’ pariah or

‘Flick of the Switch’, the third AC/DC album to feature Brian Johnston, is 40 years old but even for AC/DC the album has long been forgotten.

The depressing brain drain phenomena in Jamaica rears its ugly head as an annual platform for debate, usually accompanied by chest beating and lamenting, as to the reason why so many Jamaicans ch...

"No one will invest in Russia for a long time," Yale researcher Jeffrey Sonnenfeld told Insider.

He explained that a healthy living among residents can only be guaranteed when patients easily access medical personnel in the hospitals, particularly the public-owned ones, for attention and treatment.

Kwara State Governor, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, has given approval for the automatic replacement of medical doctors, nurses and other healthcare workers who exit the state health facilities in search of greener pastures abroad.

‘Japa’: Gov. AbdulRazaq approves immediate replacement of doctors

Kwara State governor, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, has given approval for the replacement of medical doctors, nurses, and other health personnel, who exited the

India’s is certainly the most vibrant growth story today among all major economies, and is likely to stay so in the foreseeable future as consumption increases and more global capital flows in.