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Kansas City-area lawmakers, students weigh in on gun laws - Vimarsana News

Kansas City-area lawmakers, students weigh in on gun laws

Kansas City area lawmakers and students weighed in on a variety of topics including gun safety and gun laws.

Source: kshb.com
ANC has created a dependency state - Mcebo Dlamini - Vimarsana News

ANC has created a dependency state - Mcebo Dlamini

Former Student leader and Fees Must Fall activist Mcebo Dlamini says it’s time people stand up and have pride in who they are.

Source: enca.com
12 Selected As 2022 Distinguished Alumni Of Texas A&M - Vimarsana News

12 Selected As 2022 Distinguished Alumni Of Texas A&M

Only 318 of Texas A&M’s over 555,000 former students have been recognized with the Distinguished Alumnus Award.

Source: tamu.edu
Russia tightens grip on eastern Ukraine with plans for secession referendums - Vimarsana News

Russia tightens grip on eastern Ukraine with plans for secession referendums

Turkish and UN officials say they expect to sign a deal with Russia and Ukraine Friday to allow Ukraine to resume vital exports. The country is one of the world’s largest providers of grain and oil. Meanwhile, the battles grind on. Russia this week said its goals had expanded to the country’s south and southeast, as the war of attrition continues in the eastern Donbas. Nick Schifrin reports.

Source: pbs.org
Students worldwide suffer education setbacks from pandemic school closures - Vimarsana News

Students worldwide suffer education setbacks from pandemic school closures

One of the major consequences of the coronavirus is that children around the world have been unable to attend schools to learn and are too poor to have computers and thus can't learn remotely. This is especially a problem in poor, less developed countries. We take a look at the issue with reports from three countries around the world in Venezuela, Uganda and India.

Source: pbs.org