The world observes International Literacy Day 2025 on September 8, and so on this day the focus once again shifts to one of humanity’s most powerful tools for change: the ability to read and write.

It's time to dust off the jacket of your favorite book. Dating back to 1967, International Literacy Day (ILD) celebrations have taken place annually around the world to remind the public of the ...

The world marked the International Literacy Day on September 8. It is usually celebrated worldwide bringing together governments, multi and bi-lateral organizations, NGO’s, the private sectors, ...

As part of its September activities, Ikeja Dynamic Lions Club has donated textbooks, exercise books, mathematical sets and other writing materials to about 1000 pupils in St Peters Anglican Primary ...

From the remotest villages to the largest cities, all Soviet children learned to read and write. A significant portion went on to higher education. While this may seem basic, as the world prepares to ...