Posters for Korean programs on display at the BroadCast Worldwide 2026, an international exhibition for the content industry, held in Seoul, Sept. 14. Yonhap The number of Korean content that was illegally distributed overseas reached nearly 500 million cases last year, the highest number since 2022, a lawmaker said Monday. The number of reported cases…
Tunisia has softened a cybercrime law that has landed journalists and activists in prison, letting first-time offenders pay fines instead of serving time. The amendment to Decree 54, which went into effect on Wednesday, sets fines of 10,000 to 20,000 Tunisian dinars ($3,370 to $6,740) for a first offence of spreading “false news” and related…
St Paul Technical School (SPATS) at Kukurantumi in the Eastern Region has held its third graduation ceremony, with a total of 808 students completing their programmes in various technical and vocational disciplines. The graduates comprised 757 males and 51 females. The colourful ceremony brought together students, parents, staff, old students and other stakeholders to celebrate…
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Speaking at the 2026 Annual General Meeting and Scientific Session of the Nurse and Midwife Educators’ Society in Takoradi, the Acting Head of Health Training Institutions, Tony Goodman, cautioned that using professional attire for social media entertainment, tarnishes the dignity and public trust of the profession.
Would you break one of sport’s biggest boycotts for life-changing money? In the 1980s, some West Indies cricketers toured apartheid South Africa, sparking outrage. Al Jazeera’s Samantha Johnson explores the money, morals and consequences behind the controversial tours. Published On 15 Oct 202615 Oct 2026 Share The Rebel Tours: Money or morals? on social media…
