Eight in 10 South African children struggle to read by age of 10
Eight in 10 students have issues with literacy, the lowest performance in a study of 57 countries.
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Japan Economy Grows More Than Expected After Technical Recession
Japan’s economy expanded at a faster pace than expected as a further easing of pandemic regulations boosted consumption,
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Oil Edges Lower as Concerns Over China’s Recovery Cloud Outlook
Oil edged lower as China’s lackluster recovery overshadowed a bullish outlook from the International Energy Agency and positive
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Elizabeth Holmes Loses Final Bid to Stay Out of Prison
Elizabeth Holmes lost her final request to remain free on bail while she appeals her fraud conviction. The
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US student suspended for filming teacher using racial slur
The school says the girl was removed for "inappropriate use of electronic devices", but family wants an apology.
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Why Somalia's once-banned boxing thrives in the former warzone
Somalia's only official boxing club offers a haven for a group of young people in Mogadishu.
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Here’s How Much Wealth You Need to Join the Richest 1% Globally
If you want to join Monaco’s richest 1%, you’ll need an eight-figure fortune. It takes $12.4 million to
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Indonesia Warns $20 Billion Climate Deal Looks Too Expensive
A $20 billion international effort to accelerate Indonesia’s shift away from coal hinges on the availability of low-cost
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Philippines May Retake Control of Grid Operator, Marcos Says
The Philippine government will take back control, if needed, of the company that runs the nation’s power transmission
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Biden cancels Australia visit as debt ceiling default nears
By Steve Holland and David Brunnstrom WASHINGTON (Reuters) -An unfolding crisis over the U.S. debt ceiling prompted President Joe Biden
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Pence Calls for End to Fed’s Jobs Mandate as He Weighs 2024 Bid
Former Vice President Mike Pence is calling for an end to the Federal Reserve’s dual mandate, saying the
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Chronic pain is substantially more common in the US than diabetes, depression and high blood pressure, study finds
There are more new cases of chronic pain among US adults than other common long-term conditions like diabetes, depression and high blood pressure, according to a new study.
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