Educated, Native and Yet traditional
Meet the indigenous who decided to stay away from their traditions in order to have better studying opportunities
World
The educational games for children about violence against women
Brazilian group NUMAPE have recently created three games to make children aware of the dangers of violence against women in a bid to change future norms.
Being in the frontline of the pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic changed the daily lives of people all around the world, especially for those working in the healthcare.
Oslo: the new way of city planning
Have you ever felt you want to avoid congestion and get to work in a hassle-free way that provides the city you live in with fresh air?
Nigeria relaxes coronavirus restrictions to enable economic activity
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has eased lockdown restrictions in Nigeria despite daily records of coronavirus increasing in the country.
All you need to know about the new NHS contact tracking app
The new NHS app could help to ease the lockdown
Stores re-opens and Coronavirus cases rise
On the 20th April, Maringá’s mayor Ulisses Maia allowed some business to go back to their normal activities as long as they take the safety procedures established.
Poole Hospital staff return from Uganda
Staff from Poole hospital have returned home after a successful teaching visit to Uganda as part of the Poole Africa Link
