PRESIDENT Dr Emmerson Mnangagwa has appointed Geo Pomona Waste Management Company Executive Chairperson and Chief Executive Officer, Dr Dilesh Nguwaya, as Special Advisor to the President on Waste Management and Environmental Sustainability.
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Breaking: China’s Ministry of Education has directed universities to eliminate and revoke 12200 undergraduate degree programs that are irrelevant in the incoming AI era while adding ~10,200 new ones.
“Eliminated degrees” are mostly in:
•Arts & creative fields (photography, illustration, comics, visual communication design, fashion design, animation, new media art)
•Humanities & languages (translation, some broadcasting/journalism). Yes Journalism is gone as a study degree.
- Oversaturated areas (public administration, marketing, information management, product design)
These were cut due to weak job prospects and AI disruption.
New programs focus on AI, robotics, data science, semiconductors, embodied intelligence, and advanced manufacturing to align with national tech goals and ease graduate unemployment.
What is strange is that whenever people begin questioning the “authorities” over injustice and inhumane behaviour, a disaster somehow seems to follow. It raises questions about who really controls these events, who is behind such developments, and who benefits from this?
Your spirit, strength and dreams powers our success, drives Zimbabwe’s industrialization, and fuels the global new energy future. Thank you Huayou Cobalt Zimbabwe team. #WorkersDay
NEW: More than 60% of African nationals now face travel bans, visa restrictions, or have to pay large deposits to visit the U.S.
The Trump administration just added 20 more African nations to its visa bond program that requires applicants to pay up to $15,000 deposit for a visa