Photo credit: the globe and mail Temporary foreign workers in Canada who are granted permanent residency tend to achieve greater economic mobility. They move up the economic ladder more quickly and secure wage increases in the years after settling, a new study has found. The Globe and Mail reports that the paper was published in December by…
Photo credit: the Guardian Authorities in the United Kingdom have severely restricted the right to protest. The Mirage reports that it contravenes their international human rights obligations, creating an environment in which peaceful dissent is increasingly treated as a criminal act, according to Human Rights Watch. A 47-page report, “‘Silencing the Streets’: The Right to Protest Under Attack…
Photo credit: the Nation Newspaper So some “indigenes” of other states were caught trying to register in the army recruitment exercise in Lagos! Let’s give a round of applause to the vigilant officers. Shall we? But, wait a minute! What does the Nigerian constitution say about residency in states? Have those arrested lived in Lagos…
That the BBC is a respected media organization is an understatement. However, the documentary on TB Joshua a.k.a. Ajofeyinbo as Kola Olawuyi called him will only be of interest to “unbelievers.” So-called believers are hypnotized, sell their souls to the pastors, manipulated, serve as puppets to the pastors, abused physically, mentally, emotionally, spiritually, humiliated, imprisoned…
Photo credit: Facebook Some Canadian Jews refuse to refer to them elves as Zionists, not because they don’t support the right of self-determination for Jews and the existence of a Jewish state, according to a newly published study. The National Post reports that it’s largely due to a perceived negative connotation associated with the term, notably…
Photo credit: Euro News Around 300 i international students at a private university in Berlin have received deportation notices after the local immigration authority said it did not recognize their degree program. I AM EXPAT reports that the students of the International University (IU), Berlin, received their deportation notices since March 2025 Deep Shambarkar – an Indian national who…
Photo credit: China Daily If you’ve ever dreamed of soaring over traffic on your daily commute, your dreams could soon be a reality – as the “world’s first” flying car enters production. The Daily Mail reports that after more than a decade of development, a US-based company, Alef Aeronautics, has finally announced that the first customers will soon…
