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The federal Privacy Commission is starting a series of lessons to teach primary school students how to surf safely on the internet.
From every €100 donated to the Haiyan 21-21 consortium made up of NGOs Caritas International, Handicap International, Oxfam Solidarity, Unicef Belgium and Doctors of the World, €87 goes to aid req
The Belgian first aid and support team B-Fast has arrived in Tacloban in the Philippines, one of the areas hardest hit by typhoon Haiyan, and been reunited with its material.
The ports of Zeebrugge and Antwerp have signed a memorandum of understanding with the port authority of Singapore to harmonise procedures for the provision of liquid natural gas (LNG) as a fuel fo
The education system can play an important role in dealing with child poverty, but it needs help from the government.
About one-quarter of the squatters last week evicted from the Gesú convent in Saint-Josse in Brussels – some 50 people from a total of nearly 200 – are expected later this week to move into new te
A 58-year-old woman from Binche has been defrauded of €26,000 because of her affection for the prime minister, Elio Di Rupo.
Debbie Quinn (pictured):
The University College West Flanders (HoWest) has developed a lesson kit against bullying called “Re: pest”, with a 3D game for students in the first two years of secondary school.
