Tag: Policy
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Ngurare urges schools to prioritize rehabilitation over suspensions
Rooting discipline in rehabilitation, not punishment Prime Minister Dr. Tjitunga Elijah Ngurare has called on educational leaders nationwide to rethink how schools handle misbehavior. In a broad address, he urged administrators, teachers, and policymakers to move away from suspensions as the default response and instead embrace rehabilitation, guidance, and restorative practices. The aim is to…
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Rehabilitation in Schools: Ngurare Urges Reduced Suspensions
Ngurare calls for a shift from punishments to rehabilitation In a decisive move toward more supportive education, Prime Minister Dr Tjitunga Elijah Ngurare has urged schools nationwide to quit relying on suspensions as a default response to misbehaviour. His message stresses a proactive approach to student discipline that emphasises rehabilitation, guidance, and the chance for…
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ThinkCareBelieve: Week 54 — Freezing Temps Can’t Cool America’s Red-Hot Economy
Overview: A Solidifying Economic Pulse In Week 54 of ThinkCareBelieve’s coverage, the U.S. economy continues to defy seasonal headwinds as growth remains steady and consumer confidence holds firm. The article surveys payrolls, manufacturing output, and service sector momentum, highlighting how policy clarity and ongoing fiscal activity contribute to a buoyant macro environment. Despite cold weather,…
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Singapore Faces AI Challenge Earlier Than Most, Says President Tharman
Singapore’s AI Moment: Why Timing Matters Singapore is poised to confront the rapid ascent of artificial intelligence sooner than many other nations. President Tharman Shanmugaratnam emphasized that the city-country’s small size, highly open economy, and heavy reliance on technology as a core driver of competitiveness place it at the leading edge of AI disruption. In…
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Singapore to Face AI Challenge Sooner: What It Means and How It Should Respond
Singapore’s AI Wake-Up Call: Why the Challenge Comes Earlier President Tharman Shanmugaratnam’s warning that Singapore will face the AI challenge sooner than many countries underscores a simple truth: a small, open, technology-reliant economy is especially exposed to rapid advances in artificial intelligence. In Singapore’s case, the same conditions that power its growth—global connectivity, a strong…
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Singapore Faces AI Challenge Earlier Than Many Nations, Says President Tharman
Singapore Confronts AI Early Singapore is well aware that the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution will reshape economies and labor markets sooner rather than later. President Tharman Shanmugaratnam recently underscored that the city-state’s small size, open economy, and reliance on technology can accelerate both the opportunities and the risks associated with AI. In short, Singapore may…
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Chicago to Probe Federal Immigration Agents for Misconduct
Chicago Takes a Stand: Local Oversight of Federal Immigration Officers In a bold move that underscores the city’s willingness to scrutinize federal enforcement actions within its borders, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order directing city police to investigate and document alleged misconduct by federal immigration officers. The order signals a shift in how…
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Continuous genome editing assessment said to be critical for Africa’s progress
Overview: Why continuous genome editing assessment matters for Africa Africa’s agricultural sector faces a convergence of opportunities and challenges. Advances in genome editing offer the promise of crops that resist pests, tolerate drought, and yield more reliably. Yet, to translate scientific potential into real-world gains, the continent must maintain an ongoing, rigorous assessment of genome…
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Denver Demonstrations Keep ICE Out Protests Rolling Across the Mile High City
Thousands Gather Across Denver for ICE Out Demonstrations Protests against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) continued in Denver on Friday, as demonstrators renewed calls for immigration reform and an end to aggressive enforcement practices. The nationwide “ICE OUT” movement has mobilized residents, families, and advocates, drawing participants to multiple locations around Colorado’s capital. By…
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Ottawa’s plastics ban survives: Federal Court of Appeal rules in favor
Overview: A win for Ottawa in the battle over single-use plastics Ottawa has secured a pivotal legal victory that solidifies its authority to regulate single-use plastics within the city. The Federal Court of Appeal ruled that Ottawa’s ban on certain single-use plastic items can stand, overturning a earlier ruling that had cast doubt on the…