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The provisional data issued by the National Accounts Committee portray a bleak picture of the economy where real GDP...

Though they are a large source of employment, brick kilns are also sources of air and soil pollution, and involve the exploitation of often illiterate workers.

The Adamawa Government, in collaboration with Malaria elimination partners concluded plans to distribute no fewer than 3.2 million insecticide treated nets to residents. The Manager State Malaria Elimination Programme, Mr Benjamin Nashon, disclose this in an interviewwith the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Yola on Friday. Nashon said the distribution would commence on July

The next generation of entrepreneurs is about to be discovered as the Primary Champions Young Business Mind game has launched in South Africa for the first time. It offers pupils from Grades 4 to 7 (age groups 9 to 13) a pathway to learning essential

A collaboration between the University of Oxford and Lahore University of Management Sciences has combined the power of artificial intelligence with remote satellite imagery to help tackle the problem of unregulated brick kilns across South Asia. These kilns are a major source of air pollution, a key contributor to climate change, and notorious for people trafficking and

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PRNewswire, Solan (Himachal Pradesh), June 14: In a groundbreaking dual-degree partnership, Shoolini University, Indias top-ranked private university, has teamed up with the prestigious University of Melbourne, offering unparalleled opportunities for international education to Indian students.

Three experts review key points in the Sh3.6 trillion budget.

Balochistan’s higher education secretary says Rs4 billion have been recommended for universities in the province.

Balochistan’s higher education secretary says Rs4 billion have been recommended for universities in the province.