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PHL gains 3 points to 56th in global innovation rank • Lyn Resurreccion - Vimarsana News

PHL gains 3 points to 56th in global innovation rank • Lyn Resurreccion

The Philippines improved its Global Innovation Index (GII) 2023 ranking by climbing three steps upward to 56th, from 59th in 2022. The country’s ranking started its zigzag slide in 2021 when it ranked 51st from its highest rank of 50th in 2020, shows the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), a specialized agency of the United

Poetry inspires print artist Lesego Motsiri - Vimarsana News

Poetry inspires print artist Lesego Motsiri

The artworks of Lesego Motsiri explores themes of (un)belonging through the mediums of poetry and digital prints. Pieter Odendaal’s poem “bainsvlei, mangaung” investigates legacies of land appropri...

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OFM Art Beat: Decolonising the Book presented by the NWU Gallery - Vimarsana News

OFM Art Beat: Decolonising the Book presented by the NWU Gallery

In the OFM Art Beat, Mid-Morning Magic’s Yolanda Maartens is joined by Jo-Ann Chan to chat about the current exhibition at the NWU Main Gallery titled “Decolonising the Book”.This...

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NWU Gallery, Visual Narrative and ViNCO present the exhibition Decolonising the Book - Vimarsana News

NWU Gallery, Visual Narrative and ViNCO present the exhibition Decolonising the Book

Africa's first monthly consumer confidence index (KIC Score) rose 1% in February to +13, its highest level since the inception of the measure in June 2016...

Bangladesh jumps 14 spots in Global Innovation Index - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh jumps 14 spots in Global Innovation Index

Despite the improvement, the country stood eighth among the 10 economies in Central and Southern Asia, performing below the regional average