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EM BureauDimapur, June 11 (EMN): National Domestic Workers’ Movement (NDWM), Nagaland Region, in collaboration with Assisi Centre for Integrated Development (ACID), observed ‘World Day Against Child Labour’ at Assisi auditorium on June 11 on the theme “Universal social protection to end child labour.” Delivering the welcome address, NDWM coordinator of Nagaland region, Sr. Pramila Lobo, stated the ‘World Day Against Child Labour’ was observed to eliminate discrimination against chi...

Women groups under the aegis of Womanifesto strongly condemn the attack on St. Francis Catholic Church, Owo in Ondo on June 5, 2022, which left dozens of

Nations Auto Hub Losing Lustre - Floods Push Dealers Out

Friday, June 3, 2022, will be seven years when Ghana experienced a twin disaster that claimed over 150 lives. The tragedy occurred after several hours of torrential rainfall in the capital city, Accra. During the downpour, a fuel leakage from the GOIL station at the Kwame Nkrumah Circle caught fire…

7th Anniversary of JUNE 3rd Disaster: Govt To Invest $200m To Resolve Flood & Sanitation Problems

7th Anniversary of JUNE 3rd Disaster: Govt To Invest $200m To Resolve Flood & Sanitation Problems

Accra Flood: Family Latches On Door As Floodwater Soaks Clothes, Valuables

A family of three Saturday had to latch on unfastened door as rainwater swamped their bedroom, soaked clothes and other items following hours of downpour in Accra. Auntie Naa, 60, who lives at Tetegu, a suburb of Accra, said she and her two children watched their bed, clothes and other…

Animal dissection has been a traditional teaching tool in biology for centuries. However, harmful animal use in education has raised ethical and environmental concerns in the last decades and led to an ongoing debate about the role and importance of animal dissection in teaching across all education levels. To understand the current status of dissection in secondary education and the attitudes towards humane teaching alternatives among the educators, I conducted a survey – for the first time �...

N the past two years, our people and institutions have been on the frontlines of a series of novel challenges and disasters such as CoVID-19, the July 2021 unrests and, lately, the floods in the KwaZulu-Natal and Eastern Cape provinces.