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Less than half of workers employed in advanced economy central banks are women, but on average only a third of women are economists or managers, according to an IMF Survey. Instead, women occupy 80 percent of administrative and HR roles, which shows that occupational segregation is quite pervasive.   This is the first survey of its […]

Vice Chancellor Werner Kogler and Foreign Minister Alexander Schallenberg have praised the increase of the Foreign Disaster Fund (AKF) to 77.5 million euros…

It is evident scientists are working round the clock to find lasting solutions in the fight against the killer disease through emerging transformative technologies.

"As SSA countries move towards the introduction and implementation of HPV vaccination at the national level, strategies that enhance vaccination campaigns and stakeholder engagement are crucial to increase vaccination uptake and completion."

The process of urban planning seems to have become hostage to the elite’s flawed understanding of our cities.

Speaker of House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila, has canvassed technology deployment in preservation of Nigeria’s museums and other cultural heritage.

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At the 2022 PNG Update, Marape asked people to be optimistic about their country’s future, but provided no basis for optimism, says Andrew Anton Mako.

The Government of Maharashtra's Integrated Tribal Development Project has started the Mobile Science Laboratory Project for tribal students of 16 Ashram