Some officials from the London Academy Business School and the University of Sunderland are presently in the process of seeking approval from the National Universities Commission (NUC) to offer degree programs in Nigeria. This development was confirmed by a delegation from the University of Sunderland, headed by Dr. Derek Watson, ...

In a significant legal development, the Court of Appeal has upheld a decision made by the Home Secretary to revoke an individual's British citizenship. This decision was rooted in the individual's failure to disclose a material fact during the process of obtaining British citizenship. The case in question is Ahmed ...

A teacher has been granted nearly £45,000 in compensation after being terminated from his position amid allegations of sexual assault, which later emerged to have been fabricated "for fun" by pupils. Jonathan Hawker, a mathematics and computing teacher at an all-girls grammar school, was dismissed following accusations that he had ...

The world of investing can be both exciting and intimidating, especially if you're just starting your journey. One of the primary avenues for investment is the stock market, where you have the opportunity to buy shares in companies and potentially benefit from their growth. In the UK, the stock market ...

The dream of a lifetime of passive income, where financial worries are a thing of the past, is a pursuit many embark on. It's an alluring vision, and to reach it, one might turn to the wisdom of investing legend Warren Buffett. But the path to financial freedom through stocks ...

The history of the UK-Rwanda asylum deal is a complex and contentious one, spanning over several months and involving legal battles, concerns about the treatment of asylum seekers, and debates over the legality of the arrangement. This report delves into this history. The Controversial UK-Rwanda Asylum Deal: A History The ...

The BBC's report on the allegations of forged academic documents submitted by Nigeria's President Bola Ahmed Tinubu seems comprehensive, but is it? BBC is a known and probably a respected media house, and throwing their weight on this controversy has the effect of tipping the balance if favour one party. ...

Rwanda's asylum system faces criticism for its bias against potential genuine refugees, according to lawyers representing the United Nations' Refugee Agency. This comes as part of the ongoing appeal by the UK government regarding its contentious proposal to send certain asylum seekers to Rwanda. In June, the Court of Appeal ...

When you envision the leader of a Welsh language campaign group, an Ivorian refugee who fled war in West Africa may not be the first image that comes to mind. However, Joseff Gnagbo from Ivory Coast has defied expectations by being elected as the chairman of Cymdeithas yr Iaith, a ...

A 16-year-old AI prodigy is making waves in the tech world by raising an impressive $450,000 for her startup. Pranjali Awasthi, unlike most high school students, is not in a hurry to escape extra credit assignments; instead, she's determined to leverage her AI skills to revolutionize search engines. What's even ...

Algeria's recent decision to compel Francophone private schools to adopt the national Arabic curriculum is raising questions about the country's relationship with the French language, further underscoring France's diminishing influence in Africa. Education Minister Abdelkrim Belabed emphasized that no language is being "targeted" and stressed the importance of multilingualism. Algeria, ...

Mauritius' highest court has made a significant decision by decriminalizing gay sex, asserting that the ban was rooted in colonial-era values rather than indigenous beliefs. The ban on "sodomy" was first introduced by British colonialists in 1898 but has not been enforced in recent years. The petitioner in the case, ...

If you studied mathematics in high school, you're likely familiar with Pythagoras and his famous theorem. However, it turns out that this theorem may not have originated with the Greek mathematician, as an ancient tablet predating him by 1000 years contains the same equation. Pythagoras, who is believed to have ...

In an effort to revamp its workforce and immigration policies, the New Zealand Government has unveiled an extensive array of modifications aimed at simplifying pathways for immigrants, addressing labour shortages, and enhancing protections for migrant workers. These changes are also geared toward making it more straightforward for businesses to attract ...

The practice of visa shopping is gaining popularity among Schengen visa applicants due to lengthy appointment waiting times and the appeal of convenience. However, it's crucial to emphasize that visa shopping is unlawful and can result in severe consequences. As Schengen visa applicants contend with extensive wait times for appointments, ...

Seeking citizenship in a foreign land can be a cherished dream for many, but in 2023, several countries have set formidable hurdles that challenge this aspiration. These nations have established unique and demanding prerequisites, adding layers of complexity to the journey towards citizenship. Here, we delve into the top ten ...

EU leaders once again found themselves in conflict with Hungary as Prime Minister Viktor Orbán declared at a summit in Granada that his country would not support proposed migration laws. Poland also joined in the protest, accusing Brussels of imposing its will on other member states in relation to the ...

A London-based father, currently residing in temporary accommodation alongside his wife and four children, faces the daunting challenge of raising more than £17,000 to secure his family's continued presence in the UK, Standard has reported. This financial hurdle arises from the UK government's proposed hike in visa fees for individuals ...

If you're considering applying for a UK healthcare visa, it's essential to stay informed about recent changes in the application process, particularly regarding the introduction of additional costs. In this guide, we'll walk you through what to expect, ensuring you're well-prepared for the journey ahead. The Royal College of Nursing ...

Starting from October 4, 2023, the United Kingdom government has implemented substantial increases in most UK visa fees, with some seeing a notable rise of up to 35%. Visa fees were already deemed expensive, causing financial strain on individuals in our communities who seek to reside, study, or work in ...

The Swedish government has made a significant adjustment to the subsistence requirement for labour migrants, setting a minimum income threshold at 80 percent of the country's average salary. This change in legislation is scheduled to take effect on November 1 2023. The decision, outlined in a press release by the ...

Portugal's allure for high-net-worth immigrants may soon be on the rise, thanks to significant changes in its tax policies. In a bold move to address the housing shortage and encourage investment in the country, the Portuguese government has decided to terminate the tax relief program for new residents, a scheme ...

The European Commission has introduced the fifth Erasmus+ call for proposals, presenting a significant opportunity for Nigerian and African students and universities. The objective is to establish a minimum of 60 European University alliances, involving over 500 institutions, by mid-2024. This initiative offers a pathway for Nigerian and African higher ...

In a recent development regarding the Netherlands' immigration policy, the government has issued a significant update effective from September 4, 2023, concerning third-country nationals holding temporary residence permits in Ukraine. This update pertains to the Temporary Protection Directive (TPD) and will notably impact approximately 2,900 individuals residing in the Netherlands. ...

Finland has recently introduced a significant change in its immigration policy concerning the issuance of temporary protection and new residence permits. This policy shift directly impacts nationals of third countries and stateless individuals who had fled Ukraine while residing there with a temporary residence permit , at the start of ...

Children whose fathers actively participate in reading, playing, singing, and drawing with them experience a "small but significant" increase in their educational attainment during primary school, according to a recent study led by the University of Leeds. This research suggests that dedicating just 10 minutes a day to engage with ...