Americans aim to teach politics courses in public schools

Americans aim to teach politics courses in public schools

In the middle of the presidential election season in the USA, a new project arises Parents and educators in the USA believe that political and civics discussions in public school classrooms can help children better understand the events in the...
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South African currency affects local politics

South African currency affects local politics

As the rand weakened against the dollar at the beginning of this week, political uncertainty rises after President Jacob Zuma was asked to resign his position The SA rand was trading at 14.7350 per dollar this week, which translates into...
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Global prices of sugar depend on Brazil’s bumper crops

Global prices of sugar depend on Brazil’s bumper crops

The economy of the South American country, which is also the world’s biggest sugar producer and exporter, triggers sugar prices to fluctuate, on a global scale The disruptions in Brazil’s economy in 2015 led to a significant surge of sugar...
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Focus groups set by U.S. and Nigeria

Focus groups set by U.S. and Nigeria

The two state officials will address security, economy and corruption issues as agreed after meetings at the State Department this week U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari are set to meet at the State Department...
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David Cameron addresses UK steel crisis

David Cameron addresses UK steel crisis

After Tata Steel decided to sell its business in UK, David Cameron’s government attempts to save thousands of steel jobs Ministers in the UK are currently under big pressure to secure the company’s plants in Port Talbot, Rotherham, Corby and...
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