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Wagga women, doctors weigh in on as inquiry acknowledges limited access.

A senior House deputy minority leader on Wednesday said reforms in the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) are crucial to receive the benefits from the Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act, and save some private colleges from closure. “We have one of the best if not the best law…

Kindly share this postThirty days after the commencement of voting on the 2023 Consumers Value Awards voting portal for the best value for Money brand in fifty-two different categories, Dangote Cement leads the cement category with 50%, while Dangote Sugar lead with 74%, Reload Multivitamin lead multivitamin category with 45% and Mouka Form lead mattress […]

A Senate inquiry recommendation to allow Medicare Rebates for IVF expenses for Surrogacy services is good news for prospective parents, including Australian same-sex couples. 

Kindly share this postBy Adeboye Adegoke, Senior Manager, Grants and Programs Strategy at Paradigm Initiative. As a new government takes over the reins of power in Nigeria, it will be useful to set a digital rights agenda for the new administration. This agenda is an aggregation of ideas, recommendations and output of many engagements and […]

As the 19th Congress of the Philippines shifts into high gear, a dynamic group of neophyte party-list representatives has stepped

Six out of 10 students in the Santa Barbara Unified School District are socioeconomically disadvantaged. Nearly 10% are unhoused. About 13% have

None of the House member voted "no", although there were four who abstained.

The Government of Japan, through the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), has handed over 10 new ambulances and additional lifesaving medical equipment to boost Cambodia's health care system.

Government allocates P138.77B for educational programs, initiatives