As September summons in the new academic year, and millions of
children and young adults return to school and university, parents’ biggest fears around the world are whether or not their offspring will be gain the required qualifications to help them secure jobs in an increasingly harsh and ruthless employment market.
 
Politicians are good at waxing rhetorical as to the necessity for decent educations for the young.
 
But …

The Twitter saga following Baroness Warsi’s sudden resignation as UK minister of state for the Foreign Office over the Government’s ambivalent stance on the Israeli siege of Gaza, and the condemnation of Boko Haram’s campaign of terror in Nigeria by Cameroon President Paul Biya at the 23rd Ordinary Session of the African Union on peace and security issues, in Malabo, are just two examples of …