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Former BOE Deputy Gov named as first woman president of Columbia University
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Columbia University named former Bank of England Deputy Governor and current London School of Economics President Nemat “Minouche” Shafik as its president, marking the first time a woman has been named to lead the renowned American educational institution. Shafik, an economist whose career has focused on public policy and academia, will become the twentieth president […]
Tanzanian govt bans children’s books on sex education for violating cultural norm
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The Tanzanian government has banned children’s books on sex education for violating cultural norms. Several children’s books on sex education, accused of contravening “cultural and moral standards” in this East African country where homosexuality is criminalized were banned. “We are banning these books from schools and other educational structures because they are contrary to cultural […]