eduhustler@2021

UK Seeks Only ‘Best And Brightest’: Migrant Graduates Face Yearly English Tests To Stay In Country

Migrant graduates entering the UK via the Graduate Route will soon encounter a significant policy shift as the government introduces mandatory annual English proficiency tests. This initiative forms part of a broader strategy aimed at combatting potential labour exploitation of international students, who are granted permission to work in the UK for two years post-graduation…

Read More

Over 25% African Businesses Are Female-Led; But Only Get $1 For Every $25 Males Raise In Funding

In entrepreneurship, Africa emerges as a global standout region, boasting gender parity in self-employment and entrepreneurial pursuits, as noted by Toni Weis, a financial specialist at the World Bank’s Gender Innovation Lab. This achievement is particularly noteworthy when juxtaposed with neighbouring regions like the Middle East and North Africa. However, despite this progress, African women…

Read More

U.S. restorationist solves 60-million-year-old dinosaur fossil ‘puzzles’

Dinosaur restorationist Lauren McClain reconstructs ancient fossils with precision and care, turning them into life-like replicasDinosaur restorationist Lauren McClain reconstructs ancient fossils with precision and care, turning them into life-like replicas Dinosaur restorationist Lauren McClain reconstructs ancient fossils with precision and care, turning them into life-like replicas Science Science News | Latest Updates on Scientific Discoveries | The…

Read More

Grid Girls Are Banned And Women Are Winning Races, But Why Is Formula One Still Sexist?

In 2018, Formula One made a significant move by banning the use of walk-on grid girls before races to align itself with the #MeToo movement. This decision marked a departure from decades-long tradition, acknowledging that the practice of employing women in an objectifying manner on the track was outdated, contributed to sexual harassment, and perpetuated…

Read More

Africa dramatically dried out 5,500 years ago

Around five and half millenia ago, northern Africa went through a dramatic transformation. The Sahara desert expanded and grasslands, forests and lakes favoured by humans disappearedAround five and half millenia ago, northern Africa went through a dramatic transformation. The Sahara desert expanded and grasslands, forests and lakes favoured by humans disappeared Around five and half millenia…

Read More

The price of Kim Kardashian’s Met Gala corset look? Guts, lungs, heart

Tight lacing is extreme corset cinching. It has raised concerns among medical professionals since at least 1793. Tight lacing is extreme corset cinching. It has raised concerns among medical professionals since at least 1793.  Tight lacing is extreme corset cinching. It has raised concerns among medical professionals since at least 1793.  Science Science News | Latest Updates on Scientific Discoveries | The…

Read More