A new survey of over 3,000 South Africans from all walks of life asked how people feel about AI. It reveals that most South ...

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The UK has signed several new nuclear deals ahead of President Trump’s state visit, paving the way for a ‘golden age’ of ...

As we navigate the second half of 2025, the multifamily sector continues to present opportunities, fueled by persistent demand and a slowdown in new supply. In 2024, net absorption exceeded 546,000 ...

West, Ekiti State stands at crossroads. Once celebrated for its intellectual vibrancy, cultural pride, and progressive politics, the state now finds itself mired in disillusionment, infrastructural ...

The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection is holding a public hearing on Thursday for community members in ...

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The state of Indiana wants Hoosier employers to train and promote current employees — and it’s willing to pay.

Nigeria has taken a landmark step in overhauling its tax and revenue systems with the passage of four sweeping new tax laws, an achievement in which an alumnus of ICTD’s Research on Tax and ...

SEOUL, Aug. 21 (Joint Press Corps-Yonhap) -- U.S. billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates suggested Thursday that South Korea gradually increase its development aid spending, ideally to 0.5 percent of ...