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Activists in Africa are concerned about how fast the continent has become a dumpsite for Europe — for everything from electronic waste to used clothing. It's a toxic nuisance that poses a huge environmental threat.

Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) s College of Islamic Studies (CIS) has collab orated with Qatar Charity to present a unique workshop using LEGO Se...

When PREMIUM TIMES visited the PHC in Katanmi in September 2021 during the rainy season, the reporter’s first sight was a four-year-old boy..

There is nothing that describes President Paul Kagame’s presidency than his dedication to serve, a fundamental leadership tool that will define his legacy. He even established an institution, the Rwanda Governance Board (RGB), to set minimum standards to guide institutions on measures to improve the quality of service. Based on the nature of services, institutions […]

As part of the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav (AKAM) celebrations marking the 75th year of Indias Independence, the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) is organising a three-day craft fair of renowned craftsmen exclusively for the diplomatic ...

Hadani Ditmars visits the Iranian part of Vancouver, Canada

FESTIVAL of Thrift is returning this September and it is expanding its board and calling for more applicants.

Scientists and engineers at the University of Texas at Austin have developed a hydrogel tablet that enables the purification of water, without creating harmful byproducts or residues.

This piece stresses how few people realise how critical our NGOs are to our country’s democracy and ruling party accountability.

The article contains general information on youth-related issues in Peru. Due to a lack of legitimacy and clarity of its mandate, the National Secretary for Youth (SENAJU) is not able to play a co-ordinating role and there is no effective co-ordination mechanism between the different entities in charge of youth-related issues, which leads to frictions and overlaps.