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Zara Lianne28 May 2025

A new report by the United Nations’ weather agency, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), has raised the alarm over rapidly rising global temperatures, with the next five years expected to be the hottest ever recorded. According to the report, there is an 80% chance that at least one year between now and 2029 will break […]

Zara Lianne28 May 2025

The U.S. government under former President Donald Trump has taken a significant step to tighten visa screening for international students. A recent directive from the State Department instructs U.S. embassies and consulates worldwide to temporarily halt the scheduling of new student visa interviews. The pause affects F, M, and J visa categories, which cover academic, […]

Zara Lianne28 May 2025

In a decisive step to restore integrity to Nigeria’s examination system, the Minister of Education, Dr. Tunji Alausa, has issued a strong directive to all major examination bodies in the country—JAMB, WAEC, NECO, and NABTEB. The directive mandates immediate action against Computer-Based Test (CBT) centres and candidates involved in any form of exam malpractice. According […]

Zara Lianne28 May 2025

When we think about teaching, we often focus on lesson plans, classroom management, and assessment strategies. But there’s an often-overlooked element that quietly shapes the learning environment every single day — your lifestyle. From your energy levels to your mindset, the way you live outside the classroom has a profound impact on your students inside […]

Zara Lianne27 May 2025

The UK government has announced a historic £3 billion ($4 billion) funding boost aimed at expanding job training opportunities across the country. This initiative is part of a wider plan to equip local workers with the skills needed to fill labor market gaps and reduce reliance on migrant workers. Under the plan, the government will […]

Zara Lianne27 May 2025

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has paused a mid-stage clinical trial by Rocket Pharmaceuticals after a patient receiving its experimental gene therapy for Danon disease suffered severe complications and later died. The trial, which was testing RP-A501, aimed to treat Danon disease—a rare, inherited condition that affects the heart and muscles. Rocket Pharmaceuticals […]

Zara Lianne27 May 2025

Ghana’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has temporarily closed its embassy in Washington, D.C., as it investigates a major visa scam allegedly run from within the mission. According to Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, the move comes after an internal audit exposed a fraudulent scheme involving a locally hired IT staff member. The individual, identified […]

Zara Lianne27 May 2025

he UK’s Education Secretary, Bridget Phillipson, has confirmed that the government is actively reviewing the controversial two-child benefit cap; a policy that currently restricts child-related welfare support to the first two children in most low-income families. Speaking recently, Phillipson acknowledged that lifting the cap could significantly help struggling families but warned that the move would […]

Zara Lianne26 May 2025

Nigeria is on the brink of a major breakthrough in its solid minerals sector, with two large-scale lithium processing facilities expected to begin operations in the coming months. The projects, driven by over $1 billion in investments—mostly from Chinese partners—are designed to convert the country’s rich lithium reserves into economic growth, jobs, and technological advancement. […]

Zara Lianne26 May 2025

Hong Kong’s Education Bureau has urged its universities to seize a rare opportunity to attract international talent following a controversial U.S. decision to ban Harvard University from enrolling foreign students for the 2025–2026 academic year. The U.S. government claims the move is tied to Harvard’s alleged promotion of antisemitism and suspected links with the Chinese […]

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WMO Warns of Rising Global Heat: Arctic Warming to Triple Global Average

Trump Administration Pauses Student Visa Appointments, Plans Stricter Social Media Checks

FG Cracks Down on Exam Malpractice: Centres and Candidates to Face Sanctions

How Your Lifestyle Affects Your Students (More Than You Think)

UK Government to Invest £3 Billion in Training to Reduce Dependence on Foreign Workers

FDA Halts Rocket Pharmaceuticals Gene Therapy Trial Following Patient Death

Ghana Temporarily Shuts Down US Embassy Over Visa Scam Probe

UK Government Considers Scrapping Two-Child Benefit Cap Amid Cost Concerns

Nigeria’s Lithium Boom: Two Major Plants Set to Boost Jobs, Technology, and Industrial Growth

Hong Kong Invites Top Talent as U.S. Bans Foreign Students at Harvard

Beyond the Paycheck: How to Build a Digital Platform That Outlasts Your Next Job Title

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Best Travel Tech and Creative Reset Essentials for Busy Professionals in 2026

TVET Harmonisation: What the Nigeria-Uganda Skills Pact Means for Africa’s Global Labour Competitiveness

Literacy and Belonging: What It Means for Canadian Educators and School Leaders

Surveillance in Special Education: The Growing Debate Over Classroom Cameras