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Lusaka - Zambia: Patriots for Economic Progress (PeP) has challenged the Minister of Youth, Arts, and Sports, Honorable Elvis Nkandu, to provide a breakdown

Lusaka - Zambia: Zambia's President Hakainde Hichilema has been advised to prioritize competence and objectivity when it comes to economic advice for his

The meeting occurred on the sidelines of the OECD Ministerial Meeting on Responsible Business Conduct in the Global Economy (RBC), held in Paris, France.

Education and child advocacy groups are gearing up to marshal support in the state’s deadlocked budget battle.

Tecumseh Mall's Pop-Up Shop is back, now celebrating Black History Month and supporting local black owned business. Multiple vendors are set up for the

The Kanders Churchill Scholarship was created in 2017 to address the growing divide between science and science policy. 

Today, we live in an era of self-made women, with several forces converging to create a climate in favour of their success

Bangladesh’s GDP growth is crimped by three well-known curses: rampant corruption, rising inequality, and continuous financial mismanagement. Econometric simulations have shown that we could have achieved a double-digit GDP growth rate if we had urgently addressed these three perennial problems.

Writing is hard and time consuming. Thanks to ChatGPT, it just became easier and faster. Rudimentary chatbots have been writing simple articles, such as sports game summaries, for years. ChatGPT, from artificial intelligence (AI) supernova OpenAI, leaps far beyond this through its search of billions of internet texts and ability to generate passable prose from prompts and questions. It can even simulate software code. But it’s a large language model (LLM), so it’s still not great at math or ...

The Women’s Fund of Rhode Island (WFRI), a leader in the movement to improve policies that impact women and girls in Rhode Island, has announced it will be hosting “RealTalk with Women’s Fund of Rhode Island: Status of Women in RI.”