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DAVAO CITY (PNA) – Vice President Sara Z. Duterte has called on the youth to emulate how national hero Dr. Jose Rizal lived his life in the service of the Filipino. VICE President Sara Z. Duterte leads the commemoration of Rizal Day in Davao City. (Davao City government FB) Duterte exhorted

Suraiya became the first blind woman to get a PhD from the University of Illinois, Chicago after graduating from Jahangirnagar University as its first blind student. Unsurprisingly, she got her PhD for her research into ‘Understanding the Rights of Women with Disabilities in Bangladesh’

Trans activist says although positive steps have been taken, an ‘open heart and mind’ are lacking in our society

ASU's newly created ASU CoGen Service Academy, offered by the Lodestar Center for Philanthropy and Nonprofit Innovation, aims to bring together passionate, enthusiastic partners from different generations to design a solutions-oriented service project.

Leading biotechnology firm Amgen Chinas Healthy Aging Project has won the Excellence Award for Corp

New Delhi [India], December 26 (ANI/PNN): The 9th Regional Meeting of Vice-Chancellors of the Indian Agricultural Universities Association (IAUA) was organized at Navsari Agricultural University where Kiranbhai Patel, Jt. MD, ASPEE Group of Companies was invited as a guest of honor. The meeting was focused on the theme: 'NEP-2020: Importance and feasibility of Short Term and Certified courses in Agricultural Universities.' During the inaugural ceremony, a document, 'PARIVARTAN-Change...

VK Garment factory in Mae Sot is subject of a UK lawsuit against the supermarket from 130 ex-workers

The just concluded United States-Africa Leaders Summit (USALS), which held in Washington DC, last week, is a catch up attempt, as America lags behind China in terms of engagement with Africa.

The Social Security Office (SSO) is warning employers hiring migrant workers on a temporary work contract to abide by a new regulation requiring them to register their employees for social security coverage, which would entitle them to proper healthcare and compensation in the event of work-related injuries.

With the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit, Washington appears to be finally reframing its relationship with Africa in largely positive terms. Yet much hinges on the financing and implementation of the dozens of initiatives announced at the summit.