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Sinéad Burke, a top graduate in primary school teaching, now leads Tilting the Lens, an accessibility consultancy, after facing challenges ...
Sinéad Burke, a top graduate in primary school teaching, now leads Tilting the Lens, an accessibility consultancy, after facing challenges ...
Disbarred attorney Zuko Nonxuba faced judgment in a R45-million fraud case after a three-year trial, but magistrate Twanet Olivier recused ...
The Liberal Democrats accuse the government of potentially sacrificing support for disabled people to please tech giants like Elon Musk ...
Vulnerable pensioners and disabled individuals in the UK are concerned about the phasing out of landlines by telecom companies like ...
The Institute for Fiscal Studies warns that to balance the books, benefits cuts may reach up to £1,200 a year ...
The government is set to announce welfare reforms that will allow disabled individuals to try employment without losing their benefits, ...
More than 1,000 sick and disabled benefit claimants died while waiting for vital payments in the past year, with 900,000 ...
StatsNZ's latest data reveals that one in six New Zealanders, totaling 17 percent of the population, live with a disability. ...
A Lanarkshire couple's car was torched in a disturbing incident captured on CCTV, showing a masked man dousing the vehicle ...
Valencia fans attacked Villarreal fans after a 1-1 draw, resulting in one victim suffering a fractured jaw and tooth loss, ...
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