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In March, UNESCO will decide on the nomination file for the National Archives of the History of Slavery - Vimarsana News

In March, UNESCO will decide on the nomination file for the National Archives of the History of Slavery

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Waterford News & Star — View from the Green Room: Fintan O'Carroll – composer, musician and scholar - Vimarsana News

Waterford News & Star — View from the Green Room: Fintan O'Carroll – composer, musician and scholar

THE centenary of legendary Waterford composer/ musician/ teacher was recently celebrated with Sunday’s noon mass to mark the centenary of his birth in 1922.

RUET gets acting VC - Vimarsana News

RUET gets acting VC

RAJSHAHI, August 7, 2022 (BSS) - Prof Sazzad Hossain,Dean of the Applied Science and Humanities Faculty of the Rajshahi University

Prisoners of the Past: South African democracy and the legacy of minority rule – Steven Friedman - Vimarsana News

Prisoners of the Past: South African democracy and the legacy of minority rule – Steven Friedman

South Africa’s democracy is often seen as a story of bright beginnings gone astray, a pattern said to be common to Africa. The negotiated settlement of 1994, it is claimed, ended racial domination and created the foundation for a prosperous democracy – but greedy politicians betrayed the promise of a new society. In Prisoners of the Past Steven Friedman astutely argues that this misreads the nature of contemporary South Africa. Building on the work of the economic historian Douglass North and ...

Oxford University accused of creating 'culture of cover ups' where students told to 'keep quiet' - Vimarsana News

Oxford University accused of creating 'culture of cover ups' where students told to 'keep quiet'

OXFORD University has been accused of creating a ‘culture of cover-ups’ where students are told to ‘keep quiet’.