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News media tasked on ethics, others as WSCIJ honours journalists, Oso - Vimarsana News

News media tasked on ethics, others as WSCIJ honours journalists, Oso

The Media and Journalism cohort, MacArthur Foundation led by the Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism organised it.

Motorcycle exhaust manufacturer secures Made Smarter support | Superbike News - Our Archive Motorcycle News Site - Vimarsana News

Motorcycle exhaust manufacturer secures Made Smarter support | Superbike News - Our Archive Motorcycle News Site

A motorcycle exhaust manufacturer has secured support from a programme helping businesses boost productivity and growth using digital tools  Fuel Exhausts, ...

Theatre Professor awarded 2024 Kiwibank Local Hero medal - Vimarsana News

Theatre Professor awarded 2024 Kiwibank Local Hero medal

Professor O’Donnell is a pillar of the Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington theatre community, and has demonstrated passion and vibrancy in his teaching over more than two decades.Described by Kiwibank as “one of those remarkable and uni

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Programme Coordinator | The Irish Film & Television Network

Irish Film & Television Network - Ireland's leading resource for Irish Film and Television jobs and classifieds. View our ful list of jobs and classifieds for Irish film and television industry jobs.

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Why Children Of Migrant Farm Workers In Gujarat Remain Out Of School - Vimarsana News

Why Children Of Migrant Farm Workers In Gujarat Remain Out Of School

A new study in Gujarat’s Saurashtra has found that 63% children of migrant workers aged 6-14 do not go to school, and 94% children below six do not go to anganwadis. Distance and language barriers emerged as top reasons