Is there a place for McDonald’s in the vice president’s opportunity economy?

Its incursion into Russia defies one of the great taboos of the atomic age.

Boycotting Israel strikes at the heart of traditional Judaism.

He’s right that people shouldn’t go to prison for possessing small amounts, but Florida’s Amendment 3 would go much further.

Beijing’s puppets charged the pair with sedition for criticizing the government.

A Kaiser study shows ACA plans don’t include most doctors in an area.

Assisted suicide was sold as compassionate. In practice it has turned out to be monstrous.

Even when it sides with the right, big government suppresses both freedom and economic growth.

‘Mind your own damn business,’ Tim Walz says, belying the Democrats’ didactic attitude.

[Observer] Mr. Miamen wants government improves the living standards of the people through vibrant education.

[Ghanaian Times] The prevalence of Hepatitis B and HIV/AIDS is very high on tertiary campuses across the country and efforts must be made to improve upon sensitising the youth on the diseases, Dr Prince Pambo has said.

[Ghanaian Times] For Ghana to achieve the expected human resource, there is the need to ensure that Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions are well-equipped with the relevant tools, equipment and consumables, the Executive Director of Council for Technical Vocational and Education Training (COTVET), Dr Fred Kyei Asamoah has said.

[Foroyaa] Advocacy and Campaign Officer at the Network Against Gender-Based Violence (NGBV) Mariama Johm has disclosed that their survey report shows that 75% of sexual violence victims are Schoolgirls.

[Nation] A day after the tragedy that snuffed out the lives of eight pupils and injured more than 60 when a classroom structure at Precious Talents Top School in Nairobi collapsed, no arrests have been made.

[Concord] Build on the Rock, the Rock that ever stands,

[Ghanaian Times] Takoradi -The Aker-GNPC scholarship programme on Friday presented scholarship packages to 200 senior high school students from coastal communities of the Western Region.

[Ghanaian Times] The Nadowli-Kaleo District Assembly is undertaking the construction of classroom blocks to promote effective and efficient teaching and learning in the various schools.

[News24Wire] Ensuring that African languages are offered in all schools is a critical step toward actively promoting it, the ANC said on Heritage Day.

[Nation] The government's efforts to promote youth training is evident. This year, the National Treasury allocated Sh16 billion to equipping the institutions countrywide.

[Daily Maverick] Marxist thought is embedded in universities, especially at arts and humanities departments. Student journalists, too, view capitalism in a strongly negative light, despite powerful empirical evidence that it has improved the quality of life of rich and poor alike, and that socialism leads to poverty, stagnation and famine. Why is this so?