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April 07, 2021 Advertisement Afghanistan has made hard won gains in the last two decades, including the increase in education enrollments, expansion in health services, infrastructure development, improvements in regional connectivity, and progress ranging from doing business to gender equality. Last year could have been a turning point as peace talks were initiated, violence diminished during the early months of the year, and donors reiterated their support to Afghanistan by pledging critical funding and technical assistance.  Unfortunately, a peace agreement is yet to be reached.  Violenc...

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The Straits Times Me & My Career: Helping job seekers find careers that bring out their best This is a series in which individuals share their career journeys and provide an inside look into their jobs and industries. In this interview, we speak with a career coach. Ms Elaine Ng, career coach at Workforce Singapore.ST PHOTO: KHALID BABA PublishedMar 14, 2021, 5:00 am SGT https://str.sg/Jjub They can read the article in full after signing up for a free account. Share link: Or share via: Sign up or log in to read this article in full Sign up All done! This article is now fully available for you

Firms have been put on notice for a £1.1bn housing framework across the southern England. The four-year Residential Delivery and Development Framework has been set up by Southern Construction Framework (SCF), which is run by Hampshire and Devon county councils. Source: Shutterstock The deal has been broken down into four lots The four-lot framework will be for the design, construction or development of housing schemes via either development agreements or JV agreements. The first lot will be for either the construction or design and construction of schemes providing 10 to 75 homes, with the s...

ALTHOUGH a General Election galvanises readers into action, a local election can be just as demanding. Existing and potential politicians make promises, produce denials and attack opponents. Once an election is over some successful candidates continue to use the paper to keep readers informed of policies and local arguments, while others fade into obscurity. On a national level our local MPs were unusually quiet, although MEP Geoffrey Bloom appeared in print on 11 occasions. As the year progressed, City of York Council leader James Alexander came in for special comment as it was alleg...