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Established in 1994 as the Department of Management Sciences, the VIT Business School now offers Undergraduate and Postgraduate programmes, as well as Ph.D in Management. The School has an excellent placement record.   

The climate crisis has become a public health emergency that disproportionately affects pregnant people, children, those from disadvantaged and marginalised communities, and people of colour, including Black, Brown and Indigenous people.

Vaccine roll—out? positive is that -- the speed of the vaccine roll-out?— vaccine roll-out? yes, it was clear that the mp5 _ vaccine roll-out? yes, it was clear that the mps and _ vaccine roll-out? yes, it was clear that the mps and scientific - vaccine roll-out? yes, it was clear| that the mps and scientific advisers realised _ that the mps and scientific advisers realised early on that vaccinations were _ realised early on that vaccinations were going to be the way out, and also treatments...

Application Deadline: June 30th 2021 WASCAL has opened calls for application for interested West Africans who look forward to studying Climate Change programmes at the post-graduate levels.  interested pursuing in combatting Climate Change and improving livelihoods. With funding from the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), WASCAL will be offering full scholarship to 154 students from eleven West African countries to pursue ten (10) Doctoral Research Programmes and two (2)...

Zimbabwe: A failed state and a citizenry desperate for change The army in Harare during military crackdowns, 1 August 2018 PHOTO: Graeme Williams Eleven days from now, if all goes as planned, mass demonstrations against Zimbabwe’s brutal military dictatorship will be held across the country. We have no reason to expect that the regime will respond to these expressions of frustration peacefully. In character, we should expect that they will use Covid-19 as a smokescreen behind which to shut do...

A Roadmap for Reversing the Resource Curse   For many African countries, Covid-19 has provided a useful cover for leaders to advance authoritarian ends, consolidate their autocracies and undermine whatever rule of law existed before. This seems especially true for ruling coalitions in countries with access to mineral or hydrocarbon wealth.  Mozambique is a desperate case in point. While Angola and Nigeria have historically been the empirical poster children for the existence of a ‘resource ...

We asked 70,000 people how Covid has affected them – what they told us reveals a lot about the UK Rules to manage this virus and corresponding rhetoric and communications need to suit the realities of the public The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Never miss another Derbyshire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. So...