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"Today was so hectic, I thought I would have to come by car." a loud enough whisper by one of the students of a driving school, caused a burst of laughter among the students. Driving by itself is not difficult. Not for some at least. It is the traffic signs that are sometimes confusing and not always properly followed. How is your knowledge of traffic signs?

The Wogrammer Journalism Fellow will allow you to be a part of inspiring the next generation of intersectional women, girls, and non-binary individuals to pursue STEM careers by showcasing these underrepresented groups across a variety of industries. The deadline is 1 March 2020.

With another weekend approaching here we are with our next selection of movies. This time it will be about those outside the ambit of the law. Coincidentally, two of the movies from our movie picks are dedicated to bank robbery, one to a kidnapping and all of these are based on the true events.

In this week’s news, we speak about Harvard students suing university officials, accreditation concerns in Kosovo, call for Nigerian private universities to benefit from state fund.

In October 2020, 25+ young women from around the world will meet for the 11th Global Summit in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, for a week of leadership training, social enterprise development and mentoring by female leaders in the business and public sectors. Participation at the Summit (including the cost of travel) is free of any costs for delegates. The deadline is on 13 March 2020.