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Education Expert Reacts as WAEC Set to Introduce CBT for WASSCE - Vimarsana News

Education Expert Reacts as WAEC Set to Introduce CBT for WASSCE

Education expert, Segun Ogungbayi, has welcomed WAEC's plan to introduce CBT mode in the administration of the West African Senior School Certificate Examinations.

Source: legit.ng
El Niño: Details of Heavy Rains Expected to Hit Kenya and How To Prepare - Vimarsana News

El Niño: Details of Heavy Rains Expected to Hit Kenya and How To Prepare

The El Nino rains are expected to hit the country between October and December. How best can you prepare for the El Nino? Here are some important tips.

Source: tuko.co.ke
The Donegal woman who talked to the Taliban: 'The lottery of birth has always struck me' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

The Donegal woman who talked to the Taliban: 'The lottery of birth has always struck me' – The Irish Times

From Afghanistan to South Sudan and Nairobi, the practical and dauntless Mary Ellen McGrogarty of the World Food Programme focuses on respecting the dignity and individuality of people in desperate need

China's United Front Strategy in Africa – Africa Center for Strategic Studies - Vimarsana News

China's United Front Strategy in Africa – Africa Center for Strategic Studies

China’s United Front work co-opts well-placed individuals and organizations to cultivate support for China’s interests.

IMF warns climate shocks may increase conflict deaths - Vimarsana News

IMF warns climate shocks may increase conflict deaths

Climate change threatens to exacerbate conflict in fragile nations across the globe and lead to increased deaths, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said in a report published Wednesday.By 2060, conflict deaths could increase by 8.5 percent as a share of the population in so-called fragile and conflict-affected states (FCS), and by up to 14 percent in those nations facing an extreme increase in temperatures, the report said.

Source: yahoo.com