Africa keeps many secrets, – and one of the major ones is that Africa is also a fascinating place from a linguistics perspective.

Frances Siy talks about unveiling the concealed secrets of nature by “Regenerating Landscapes” & the need for urgent action.

Somaiya sheds light on "The Power of Self Realization" through their award winning 'London Immerse Education' article.

Diplomacy, tact and a burning desire to be the prime nation has led China to intensify the ‘friendship ties’ with Africa.

In a constantly changing world, the needs of person's with learning differences also keeps evolving & hence calls for the attention of all.

World’s most extensive coral reef ecosystem, the Great Barrier Reef is a globally outstanding entity. However, its existence is under threat

Aksheeta throws light on how pro-poor strategies will help create gender equality, especially in a country like India & other nations

Shougaijam sheds light on importance of policy coordination for international Macroeconomic stability & the dangers if its negative effects.

Any beginner possess great potential to be a mentor in his/her chosen field. The mentoring relationship can push any career to new heights.

Cultural Appropriation is using another culture in a way that delights of our imagination, while stripping that group of their identity.

Whether you know exactly who you are, or you are just starting your journey. You are entitled to certain basic rights: Your “Human Rights.”

The World Health Organization has warned blanket travel ban will not prevent the spread of Omicron, as more countries rushed to impose curbs

Africa, an animal kingdom, or rather what it has always been known for, pledges to promote science and technology. Is it Impaired Success?

40years since the first AIDS cases were reported, HIV still threatens the world. Hence, urgent need to end the inequalities that drive AIDS

Masanga Mukelabai explores some of the key deductions from COP26, as this conference enters the history books.

Masanga Mukelabai throws light on the importance of The International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women on November 25.

Medhavi Gupta talks about the digital divide and its pervasiveness in different domains of life.

Evlyn Ann Joseph pens a letter from the perspective of Knowledge, ruminating about the Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Frances Siy explores if the fishing industry is really as sustainable as it portrays itself to be.

Harshita Dangwal analyses security issues in the SIDS and whether it is truly a bliss to be away from the mainstream industries.