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Exams Scotland: Does surge in vocational subjects mark an end to Highers as the 'gold standard' of education?
Vocational courses were celebrated on exam results day this year like never before, writes Education Correspondent Catriona ...
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Women with disabilities still shut out of jobs despite Women’s Month celebrations
While tributes pour in for South Africa’s female leaders this Women’s Month, thousands of women with disabilities remain marginalised, battling discrimination, inaccessibility, and a job market that ...
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The NPP’s Education Reform and Trump’s Tariff Turbulence
Trump’s global tariff turmoil has produced more than a ripple of political success for the NPP government in Sri Lanka. The ...
Emory-CDC shooting latest: Gunman thought Covid-19 vaccine made him suicidal, was turned away by guards before opening fire
Patrick Joseph White, who is accused of killing a police officer and opening fire at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Campus, believed the Covid-19 vaccine made him depressed and ...
Who Was Patrick Joseph White? What We Know About CDC Shooting Suspect
The suspect in a deadly shooting at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC) in Atlanta has been identified ...
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Bringing Them Back to the Wild: Nations Trust WNPS Monthly Lecture
Inside the Care and Release of Orphaned Elephants In a nation famed for its elephants but scarred by rising human-elephant ...