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How Kaduna Is Protecting the Poor and Vulnerable, By Nasir El-Rufai Nigeria is going through trying times. We have the largest number of poor people, five per cent of who probably live in Kaduna State. Picture credit: Kemi FIlani News The COVID-19 pandemic, with all its socio-economic disruptions, has shown us how much despair the poor and vulnerable go through on a daily basis. This Social Protection Policy is indicative of the unwavering resolve of the Kaduna State government to ensure a life...

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Sensitization Programme Ongoing for Saint Lucia’s National Language Policy February 23, 2021 Share this post: The Curriculum and Materials Development Unit (CAMDU) of the Department of Education, Innovation and Gender Relations has secured funding from our education partner UNESCO to design an Implementation Plan for the application of the Saint Lucia National Language Policy. The Policy was developed under the OECS USAID Early Learners Programme in order to address the language needs of stud...

‘It’s beautiful’: how birthing on country can reduce stillbirth for Indigenous women We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Allowing women to give birth within their communities could help reduce the stillbirth rate among Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander mothers, but even culturally safe pregnancy care can help. For 30 years, the Waminda’s Minga and Gudjara (mother and child) clinic ...

Date Time Road freight in ASEAN: New COVID-19 Response and Recovery Guidelines The Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN) Member States will have new tools to help them address issues related to road freight transport caused by the COVID-19 pandemic as part of the initiatives under the ASEAN Comprehensive Recovery Framework. ASEAN has approved guidelines to support the response and recovery of road freight transport among its Member States in the context of the pandemic. The guidelines...

Premium Content Subscriber only IPSWICH Mayor Teresa Harding was less than impressed after a report into how $4.6 million was spent on the Smart City Program failed to deliver the detail she was looking for. During this month’s Governance and Transparency Committee meeting, Cr Harding questioned whether ratepayer money spent on the program could have been wasted by the previous administration on consultants and overseas travel. At the council’s first meeting in April, a mayoral motion was a...

Cormac OKeeffe: Schism between Department of Defence and Defence Forces a huge challenge A furore over a published paper by a serving military officer highlights the schism between the two arms of Irelands defence apparatus, writes Security Correspondent Cormac OKeeffe This newspaper published a story online - “Ireland has one Department of Defence civil servant for every 23 soldiers” - based on the academic article written by Lieutenant (now Captain) Brian Clarke in the Defence Forces Rev...

); Nothing was run by us before list was published: Some official vaccination centres claim deals havent been finalised The minister released a list of 37 locations for vaccination centres yesterday. By Michelle Hennessy Tuesday 16 Feb 2021, 4:26 PM Feb 16th 2021, 4:26 PM 43,476 Views 55 Comments Image: Sam Boal/RollingNews.ie Image: Sam Boal/...

Consultation has opened on the Roadmaps and Implementation Plans for six Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) research missions. The Roadmaps and...

Stakeholders okay 10 years’ blueprint for SDGs’ implementation On By Dirisu Yakubu As the global community accelerates efforts to achieve the global goals in the decade of action for the Sustainable Development Goals, SDGs, stakeholders have validated a strategic implementation plan for the attainment of same in Nigeria. The document: ‘Nigeria Sustainable Development Goals Implementation Plan (2020 – 2030)’ was unanimously endorsed by over 300 participants drawn from the civil societ...