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Energy efficiency is emerging as a burgeoning market with increasing investment opportunities as China pledged to accelerate the formation of a resource pricing mechanism during a recent meeting amid attempts to call for sustainably using resources while minimizing environmental impact.

The Department of Education (DepEd) issues an appeal to the private sector to donate school supplies as face-to-face classes resume and as prices of learning materials increase.  Employees of Nickel Asia Corp. (NAC) respond to the DepEd call with a Personal Social Responsibility (PSR) program they call “Lapis at Papel,…

The Qilu-Shengli Oilfield CCUS project, China's first megaton-scale carbon capture, utilization and storage project, became operational on Monday as part of the nation's overall drive to achieve its carbon neutrality goals, said its operator China Petrochemical Corp.

Two of the four new South African Medical Research Council Extramural Research Units have been awarded to UCT to develop critical health research in the country.

Boosted by an increase of oil and gas output and higher energy prices, China's two major oil companies saw their combined net profit exceed 150 billion yuan ($21.89 billion) during the first six months this year, a figure close to the net profits for the whole of last year.

The Bombay School of Economics, now known as the Mumbai School of Economics and Public Policy, an autonomous department of the University of Mumbai, completed 100 years on 1 August 2021. In this article, we attempt to look at the various facets of one of the oldest departments in the country.

NIPSS Kuru, Plateau State Professor Ayo Omotayo, has tasked political parties in Nigeria to endeavour to make health matters prominent

More than 60 percent of food vendors in the country’s three largest cities – Accra, Kumasi and Tamale – do not have licences to sell, research on ‘Drivers of food decisions in Ghana’ and the urban food environment has revealed.

Freebies are never ‘free’ and when political parties offer such schemes, they must be required to make the financing and trade-offs clear to voters, RBI Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) Member Ashima Goyal said on Sunday, adding this would reduce the temptation towards “competitive

When political parties offer such schemes, they must be required to make the financing and trade-offs clear to voters