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Once in office, Reagan slashed funding for California’s public universities and pushed to ... not a public good, that has subsequently been adopted by much of the American right.

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then this – and the salaries you earn – must be backed with a clear commitment to break down barriers to opportunity and support our mission to drive growth.” The deterioration in financial ...

Belinda Bozzoli says core subsidy has consistently fallen in real terms in relation to student numbers, which have, in turn, risen dramatically The South ... the great Universities of the world. This ...

“Things like philosophy belong in the real good universities, and they should be accommodated in these institutions,” he said. “However, we need to shift the emphasis in South Africa and ...

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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is shutting down asylum claims from the United States. While President Donald Trump’s administration has shut down refugee admissions and rescinded ...

The latest migrant data from the United Nations shows that approximately 108,000 South Africans emigrated from the country between 2020 and 2024, averaging 27,000 a year, or 74 people leaving ...