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January 21, 2024
-- Sets February 1 as deadline for members to declare
December 18, 2023
Dear PAO,To celebrate Christmas, our family decided to donate food to the needy and poor. However, my aunt immediately discouraged us, saying that we would definitely be liable in case some of the donees complained of stomachaches after eating the food we donated. Is my aunt correct?Mary Jane
December 15, 2023
To regulate or not regulate agents: that was a big question at the CBIE as panellists debated global quality assurance approaches.
December 8, 2023
According to Maukazuva, a lot of boards fail to achieve the organisational goals by creating a conflict between themselves and boards.
December 5, 2023
UK higher education's commitment to the UK Agent Quality Framework and the National Code of Ethical Practice has been signed at the BUILA winter conference.
November 27, 2023
Cabinet yesterday set a new policy on the appointment of boards and chief executive officers for state enterprises under which board members will now be required to declare their assets before taking office. Board members will also be required to serve not more than two terms of four years each. Permanent secretaries will no longer
November 26, 2023
Liberia, the oldest independent black African Republic which is close to 180 years old, is indeed at a crossroad, rich in many sound public policy documents but very poor in implementation. This is a country that has done countless number of pre and post-war reforms.
November 23, 2023
CW: This article discusses institutional responses to sexual harassment and violence. The Australian Government Department of Education has released a Draft…
October 24, 2023
Parti Sosialis Malaysia shared a video online showing one of the activists being pushed by an officer during a standoff which broke one of her teeth.
October 13, 2023
Pre-colonial chiefs were custodians of peace and human rights. The end result was equitable distribution of resources, justice and harmony.