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After a six-year run, the climate change exhibit at the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum will close Feb. 5 to make way for an immersive gallery of Chicago-area nature thats expected to open in April.

A book: ‘Education In Nigeria: Perspectives For A Changing World’, written by former Education Director, Dennis Okoro, was recently launched in Lagos.

Claire Concannon investigates how luminescence and specialised materials could be key to our growing data storage needs, and visits a test site for native vertical gardens that could cloak the walls of Wellington's city buildings.

Democratic rights, social values and human rights can't be achieved without prioritising education, President Cyril Ramaphosa said during his keynote address at the 2023 Basic Education Sector Lekgotla.

President Cyril Ramaphosa says schools must become places free of corporal punishment, sexual abuse, gender-based violence, racism, substance abuse and other ills.

The Social Democratic Party of Germany from the government coalition, of which Chancellor Olaf Scholz is a member, has called for a review...

Bahrain has showcased its unique investment opportunities, along with the kingdom’s achievements under the Economic Recovery Plan during its participation at the World Economic Forum (WEF) 2023 annual meeting.

RIYADH: The Saudi Media Forum is scheduled to take place on Feb. 20-21 in Riyadh under the theme “Media in a Changing World.” The forum emphasizes the importance of media and communication and encourages cultural and civil dialogue based on positivity and openness. It aims to be a periodic event that brings together media and cultural leaders, intellectuals and professionals

An Emmy-winning comedian, a history fair and continuing tributes to Martin Luther King Jr. highlight the weekend entertainment calendar.

The forum affirms the importance of media and communication in human societies and encourages cultural and civil dialogue based on positivity and openness.