By Alister Doyle Oslo - Governments could take a big step towards ending world hunger by spending just $1,2-billion a year in developing nations on dietary supplements and education about the food needs of babies, a study showed on Friday. Such targeted spending to help a billion of the poorest people in Africa and Asia could save millions of lives and bring...
University honours Zayed Foundation for supporting educational initiatives
Gulf News
Gulf News
Manama: The Zayed Foundation for Charitable and Humanitarian Works was honoured on Wednesday by the Arabian Gulf University for its incessant support for education at...
Blacks stop studying 'too early'
Independent online (SA)
Independent online (SA)
Lack of racial transformation and high tuition fees force black students to leave universities after obtaining junior degrees to join the private sector. This emerged during the discussions on the state of universities...

