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Bernard Ralph Adams
Bernard Ralph Adams is an international journalist currently with the Ignite Media Group operators of Metro TV, Original 91.9 FM and Original TV in West Africa, Ghana. He is a talented and immensely creative member of the fourth estate of the realm with a commitment to high-quality research ...
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Eleanor Stanier obituary
25 Feb 2024
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the Guardian
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English
| Local Politics
Eleanor Stanier, a dedicated local politician and community organizer, played a pivotal role in transforming the political landscape of Richmond Upon Thames from Conservative to Liberal Democrat dominance. She served as a councillor, mayor, and was deeply involved in various community and cultural organizations. Eleanor's life was marked by her commitment to public service, education, and hospitality. She is survived by her husband Tom, their three sons, and ten grandchildren.
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Abdul Aziz
Life is a continuous cycle of oppression I don't remember what crime he was found guilty of I knocked on the door with my eyelids I am the questioner who doesn't remember any sound!
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The Danger of Demonization on Social Media Threatens the Safety of Rohingya Refugees
28 Dec 2023
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tirto.id
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Indonesian
| Refugee Crisis
On December 27, 2023, a distressing incident occurred at the Balee Meuseuraya Aceh (BMA) building in Aceh, where hundreds of Rohingya refugees, including children, women, and the elderly, were cornered and harassed by a group of protesters claiming to be students. The refugees were forcibly relocated to the Aceh Kemenkumham Office. The event is part of a series of rejections faced by the 137 Rohingya refugees. Azharul Husna of Kontras Aceh and Usman Hamid of Amnesty International Indonesia indicated that misinformation and hate campaigns on social media might have fueled the students' actions. Affan Ramli, a social scientist, criticized the students for not understanding Aceh's humanitarian culture. UNHCR spokesperson Mitra Salima Suryono expressed concern for the refugees' safety. The Aceh provincial government acknowledged its duty to shelter the refugees, while Mahfud MD, the Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal, and Security Affairs, stated that the central government is seeking a safe place for the refugees.
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Brooke Binkowski
Career spot and breaking news reporter (CBS, CNN), now freelance in a chronically undercovered region. I started my career in radio, but now I've added a full array of tools for "backpack reporting." Mostly in Tijuana and San Diego, California, but extremely mobile. Soy "periodista mochilera" ...
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Rady to Merge with Children’s Hospital of Orange County Under Name of Rady Children’s Health
20 Dec 2023
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Times of San Diego
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English
| Mergers and Acquisitions
Two leading pediatric hospitals in Southern California, San Diego-based Rady Hospital and Children’s Hospital of Orange County, plan to merge under the name Rady Children’s Health. The merger aims to enhance recruitment, retention, training efforts, and regional access to care, thereby improving health equity. Dr. Patricio Frias and Kimberly Chavalas Cripe will serve as co-CEOs. The merger, pending regulatory review, is expected to be completed in 2024, with both hospitals retaining their independence and networks.
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Lauren Coronado
Lauren Coronado is a Production News Assistant at KABC-TV, the number one station in Los Angeles, CA. Lauren additionally works as a freelance correspondent for ABC News Radio. Prior to her work with KABC-TV and ABC Radio, Lauren interned with ABC NewsOne, the affiliate news service for ABC ...
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Convicted Killer Sought After Leaving Social Reintegration Center in Santa Ana
22 Mar 2024
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Telemundo 52
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Spanish
| Law Enforcement
Authorities are searching for Ike Souzer, a 20-year-old convicted of killing his mother at age 13 and other offenses, who escaped from a rehabilitation center in Santa Ana. Described as extremely dangerous and violent by prosecutors, Souzer's recent criminal case involved a guilty plea for criminal vandalism. He was sentenced to 90 days in jail and probation but was released due to time served on March 20 and checked into Project Kinship in Santa Ana. He left the rehabilitation center without informing his probation officer of his whereabouts. Souzer has a history of escaping from juvenile detention in 2019, a rehabilitation center in 2022, and attacking three correctional officers in 2021.
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Mamadou Diop
Mamadou Diop is a journalist based in Dakar, Senegal.
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Banks in the Eye of the Storm
08 Jul 2024
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CIOMAG
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French
| Banking
The article discusses the increasing threat of cyberattacks on the banking sector, highlighting incidents in Angola, South Africa, and Mali. It references the Security Navigator 2024 report, which notes a significant rise in cyber-extortion cases globally. The financial sector is particularly vulnerable due to the sensitive data it handles, with banks being the most targeted. The article emphasizes the need for improved cybersecurity governance and strategies, especially in emerging and developing countries. Experts suggest outsourcing IT activities and establishing national information system monitoring agencies to enhance cyber-resilience. The importance of sharing threat information and fostering a culture of digital security is also stressed.
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Seamus Duke
Seamus Duke is a journalist based in Roscommon, Ireland. 30 years experience in News Current Affairs and Sport
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Novel pairing as camogie crown on line
16 Oct 2024
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Roscommon People
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English
| Camogie
The Roscommon Senior Camogie final features a novel pairing between Oran and St Dominic’s. St Dominic’s, with a history of recent successes, are favorites, having defeated defending champions Athleague in the semi-final. Oran, managed by Colm Kelly, are seeking their first championship win since 2002 and have already secured a league title this year. Both teams have experienced and young players, with previous encounters suggesting a closely contested match. The article predicts a potential surprise victory for Oran.
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Genia Dulot
Genia Dulot is a journalist based in Los Angeles, United States of America.
Jobs Completed 21
Job Success Rate 100%
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A city in California collaborates with federal authorities in deporting immigrants
07 Feb 2025
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www.zeriamerikes.com
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Albanian
| US Politics
Huntington Beach in California collaborates with federal immigration authorities, challenging the state's sanctuary policies. The city's mayor, Pat Burns, supports deporting undocumented immigrants who commit serious crimes, while local business owner Charlie Zablah agrees with the city's stance. Mai Do from the Harbour Institute argues that sanctuary cities are not less safe, citing studies showing reduced crime rates. The city's decision is largely symbolic, as local law enforcement is controlled by the Orange County Police Department. The Trump administration's executive order threatens to cut federal funds to sanctuary jurisdictions, but its impact remains unclear.
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Aminah Farid
Aminah Farid is a journalist based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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Designer makes topless models wear ritual masks of Malaysia's Mah Meri tribe, faces backlash
08 Oct 2023
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malaysia.news.yahoo.com
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English
| Fashion Controversy
Malaysian fashion designer Anuar Zainal faces backlash for using Mah Meri ritual masks in a fashion show, leading to accusations of cultural appropriation. The Mah Meri community, represented by Azman Sap, filed a police report and expressed anger over the misuse of their cultural symbols. Orang Asli groups and advocates have initiated a petition demanding public apologies and the removal of related images. Social media users also condemned the act, calling for respect towards the Mah Meri tribe's customs and beliefs.
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Johny Fernandez
Johny Fernandez is a journalist based in New York, United States of America. His work has been seen across the globe from channels including ABC news, BBC, Voice of America, Fox News.
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Job Success Rate 100%
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Deputies question person of interest after fatal stabbing at 7-Eleven in Orange County
01 Oct 2023
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www.wftv.com
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English
| Local News
Orange County deputies are investigating a fatal stabbing that occurred at a 7-Eleven on South Orange Blossom Trail. A man in his 40s was found with stab wounds and later pronounced dead at Orlando Regional Medical Center. Deputies are questioning a man in his 50s as a person of interest. The investigation is ongoing, and limited information has been released about the suspect and the victim.
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Myjanne Jensen
Myjanne Jensen is a journalist based in Mangōnui, New Zealand.
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Te Hiku Social and Wellbeing Accord marks 10th anniversary at special Waitangi celebration
10 Oct 2023
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NZ Herald
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English
| Indigenous Relations
The Te Hiku o Te Ika Iwi-Crown Social Development and Wellbeing Accord celebrated its 10th anniversary at a special Waitangi event, highlighting its success in improving social outcomes for Te Hiku iwi. Key figures, including Deputy PM Carmel Sepuloni and Prime Minister Chris Hipkins, praised the accord as a model for Crown-Māori relations. The event underscored the importance of multi-agency collaboration and the positive impact of initiatives like Whiria Te Muka. Despite initial skepticism, the accord has demonstrated significant benefits, fostering trust and cooperation between iwi and government agencies.
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Mwangi Maina
Mwangi Maina is a Multimedia journalist working for KTN News, Kenya's leading 24 Hour TV Channel in Eastern Africa as a Content Producer. I cover topics ranging from Politics, Regional affairs (Africa's Great Lakes Region), Media Freedom, Fake news as well as human interest stories. I also write ...
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Somaliland ties offer new headache for Raila's AUC bid
18 Mar 2024
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eastleighvoice.co.ke
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English
| Politics
Faysal Ali Warabe, a presidential candidate in Somaliland, has endorsed Kenya’s former premier Raila Odinga for the African Union Commission chair. This endorsement comes as Nairobi mends relations with Mogadishu. Raila, who has long supported Somaliland's statehood, faces competition from Somalia's candidate, Fawzia Adam Yusuf. Raila's strong ties to Hargeisa and his advocacy for Somaliland's independence may influence Mogadishu's stance. Past tensions between Kenya and Somalia, particularly during Uhuru Kenyatta's presidency, are highlighted, with Raila's continued support for Somaliland's progress without Somalia. Raila's potential election to the AUC could bolster Somaliland's quest for statehood.
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Jenny Manrique
Jenny Manrique is a freelance journalist based in San Francisco, United States of America.
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As COVID-19 emergency coverage ends, millions of children could lose their health insurance
22 Mar 2024
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elreporterosf.com
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English
| Children's Welfare
With the impending end of the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency, 40 million children enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP are at risk of losing their health insurance. The Biden administration extended the emergency coverage to October 15, but states must soon reassess eligibility. In California, up to 1.2 million children could be affected, disproportionately impacting children of color. Advocates emphasize the importance of continuous coverage, especially for early childhood development. California's Governor Gavin Newsom has initiated programs for child and youth mental health, and legislation for continuous Medi-Cal coverage for young children is being negotiated. Healthcare experts and advocates stress the need for community support to help families navigate the transition and update their contact information for renewals.
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Andrew Maramwidze
Andrew Maramwidze is a Freelance journalist based in Gaborone, Botswana, a diamond rich country in Southern Africa. Have worked with several editors across the globe on various projects.
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Orange Botswana opens tier 3 data centre
29 Nov 2023
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itweb.africa
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English
| Economic Growth
Orange Botswana has inaugurated a $5.2 million tier 3 data centre at the Botswana Digital Innovation Hub, aimed at fostering technological advancement and digital inclusion. Brelotte Ba, deputy CEO of Orange Middle East and Africa, emphasized the centre's role in driving economic growth and providing advanced services. CEO Nene Maiga highlighted the centre's modern features and its potential to support businesses with cloud solutions and 5G connectivity. The initiative aligns with Botswana's Vision 2036 for sustainable economic development, as noted by Minister Thulagano Segokgo.
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James Morgan
James (aka Jim) is a journalist and communications professional based in Stoke-on-Trent, UK. He has been fortunate enough to travel the world, writing about science, technology, politics, business, tourism, education and more. Jim has performed a variety of editorial and PR-focused roles in the ...
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Four-star CB Marcellus Barnes makes commitment
06 Jan 2024
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University of Georgia Wire
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English
| Recruitment
Four-star defensive back recruit Marcellus Barnes has committed to the Syracuse Orange over the Georgia Bulldogs and Ole Miss Rebels, marking a significant recruiting win for Syracuse. Barnes, a top recruit from Tennessee, decommitted from Virginia Tech in November 2023 and was previously projected to join Georgia. He announced his commitment at the All-American Bowl, influenced by former Georgia defensive backs coach Fran Brown, now head coach at Syracuse. Barnes is noted for his athletic prowess and academic excellence.
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Carey Mulindi
CAREY MULINDI is a journalist based in Kakamega, Kenya with interests in electronic media.
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ODM kicks off process of expelling Bondo MP Gideon Ochanda
03 Oct 2023
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www.citizen.digital
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English
| Party Discipline
Bondo MP Dr. Gideon Ochanda has been expelled from the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) and relieved of his position as the secretary of the Bondo sub-branch. The decision, led by Siaya senator Dr. Oburu Oginga, was made due to Ochanda's perceived disloyalty to the party. Francis Otiato will replace him. Dr. Oginga criticized President William Ruto's attempts to sway opposition legislators, warning it could undermine democracy. The ODM has vowed to discipline members who recently visited the statehouse.
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Irene Mwangi
Irene Mwangi is a multimedia journalist with a background in reporting matters politics, governance, and human interest stories. She has great experience in penning down stories that call for change and transformation in the issues of governance here in Kenya and East Africa.
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Raila Rejects Proposal for More Counties, Wants Fair Resource Distribution
15 Jan 2024
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Capital News
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English
| Political Opposition
Opposition leader Raila Odinga opposes increasing the number of counties in Kenya, advocating instead for fair resource distribution to address marginalization. Speaking in Malaba Town during an ODM recruitment drive, Odinga emphasized that the initial formation of 47 counties aimed at equitable development. He dismissed the Teso Community's concerns about circumcision within the Bukusu community and criticized the push for additional counties, arguing that efficient resource distribution is the solution. The proposal to add eleven extra counties has sparked debate among lawmakers, with a joint memorandum planned for the National Dialogue Committee. The Supreme Court previously declared the Building Bridges Initiative unconstitutional.
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Qasim Nauman
Qasim Nauman is a journalist based in Islamabad, Pakistan.
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Job Success Rate 88%
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Eight California firefighters injured when their truck rolls over on highway
20 Sept 2024
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www.spokesman.com
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English
| Wildfires
Eight firefighters were injured in a rollover accident involving their truck near Irvine, California, after a 12-hour shift combating the Airport fire, which has consumed over 23,000 acres. The Orange County Fire Authority's chief, Brian Fennessy, confirmed the injuries, with two firefighters in stable condition. The Airport fire is 42% contained, as reported by InciWeb, amidst ongoing efforts to control several major wildfires in Southern California.
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Andy Nguyen
It is best to contact me through my email ******. I have worked as TV producer, journalist and local TV and film fixer in Vietnam and Cambodia for many years. I have worked in television industry since 1998 specializing in production of sports and entertainment/reality content. Here are ...
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Laguna Niguel Small Businesses Could Receive A $2,500 Grant
01 Oct 2023
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Yahoo Entertainment
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English
| Small Business Support
Small businesses in Laguna Niguel and Dana Point affected by the COVID-19 economic downturn can apply for a $2,500 grant through a partnership between the County of Orange and several cities. The grant, part of the California Small Business COVID-19 Relief Grant Program, is available to businesses meeting specific criteria, including being physically located in Orange County, operating before December 31, 2019, and having less than $50,000 in revenue for the 2019 tax year. Priority will be given to sidewalk vendors, businesses impacted by the pandemic, and those owned by women, veterans, minorities, undocumented individuals, and people with English as a second language.
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Raquel Nogueira
Raquel Nogueira is a journalist based in Madrid, Spain. I specialized in human rights, peace and security, and Middle East politics, though I'm a pretty versatile journalist.
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This is what the 'towerco' of tomorrow looks like: reusable, 'invisible' and 'omnipresent'
20 Oct 2023
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www.elespanol.com
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Spanish
| Digitalization
TOTEM, a European towerco under Grupo Orange, has partnered with DeltaComGroup to enhance circular economy practices in Spain, aiming to reduce CO₂ emissions by over 300 tons. TOTEM's sustainable business model involves sharing infrastructure among operators, optimizing network coverage, and reducing digital divide, especially in rural areas. The company focuses on ecodesign, using materials and designs that minimize environmental impact. The partnership with DeltaComGroup will enable recycling and reusing obsolete infrastructure, marking a significant milestone in the sector's sustainability efforts. The future of telecommunications, driven by innovations like 5G, promises substantial growth and transformation.
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Leonard Onyango
Leonard Onyango is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. He holds Bachelor's Degree in Communication and Media Technology with IT from Maseno University (Kenya). He is currently pursuing Master's degree in Climate Change Adaptation (Communication) at the University of Nairobi (Kenya). ...
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Florence Mutua: Why I quit UN job to join elective politics
10 Oct 2023
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Nation
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English
| Biotechnology
Florence Mwikali Mutua, former Busia Woman Representative, left her UN job to pursue a political career, driven by encouragement from friends and family. She successfully advocated for the adoption of BT cotton in Kenya, overcoming significant challenges and opposition. Mutua's efforts in biotechnology earned her recognition from the Open Forum on Agricultural Biotechnology. Despite setbacks in her political career, including a failed gubernatorial bid, she remains proud of her contributions to the Orange Democratic Movement and continues to focus on her family and private business.
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Brian Otieno
Brian Otieno is a freelance photojournalist and documentary photographer based in Nairobi, Kenya. He was raised in Kibera, where he documents the everyday realities of ordinary life through his photo project called KiberaStories, which started in 2013. His passion and commitment lie in capturing ...
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Former ODM nominated senator is dead
14 Nov 2023
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mpasho.co.ke
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English
| Politics
Godliver Omondi, a nominated MCA from Kakamega County, has passed away after a brief illness at Agha Khan Hospital in Kisumu. She was admitted due to high blood pressure and diabetes and succumbed on Monday. Omondi served as a senator representing Persons With Disabilities and was a member of several committees. Deputy Governor Ayub Savula eulogized her as a diligent legislator and extended condolences to her family.
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Jill Replogle
I am currently the Orange County reporter for KPCC/Southern California Public Radio. I have been working in radio, print and television since 2001, primarily in California, Central America and Mexico. I'm available for small jobs and occasional longer freelance projects.
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Live results: Special election for 36th State Senate race in OC and LA
26 Feb 2025
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LAist
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English
| Local Politics
The special election for the 36th State Senate district in Orange County and Los Angeles is underway, with four candidates competing to replace former state Senator Janet Nguyen. The election will determine who will serve the remainder of Nguyen's term until December 2026. If no candidate secures more than 50% of the vote, the top two will proceed to a general election in April. The district covers parts of Orange County and Los Angeles County, and the election addresses significant statewide issues such as wildfire recovery, climate change, and housing costs.
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Faïza Soulé Youssouf
Faïza Soulé Youssouf is a journalist based in Moroni, Comoros. Outre la presse locale, je suis la correspondante de l’AFP, de Mayotte et Réunion la 1ere. Je collabore également avec Afrique XXI, Libération. J’ai également écrit des articles pour le Monde et Mediapart. Je suis très informée, ...
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Comoros president's attacker found dead in prison: prosecutor
14 Sept 2024
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www.ttownmedia.com
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English
| Death in Custody
A soldier named Ahmed Abdou, who attacked Comoros President Azali Assoumani with a knife, was found dead in prison under unclear circumstances. The attack occurred during a funeral near the capital Moroni, and Abdou was restrained by the president's security. An investigation is underway into both the attack and Abdou's death. The government has not detailed the president's injuries, but he is reportedly recovering well. The incident has sparked confusion and calls for clarity in the local community.
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Danielle Stescki
Award-winning producer with strong skills in social media, videography and non-linear editing. Experience in studio and field productions. Over 7 years of experience as producer, writer, videographer, non-linear editor and director. Familiar with web development.
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Fala África: Carisa Dias mixes cultures and sounds in a borderless album
16 Mar 2025
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www.voaportugues.com
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Portuguese
| Cultural Diversity
Carisa Dias, a singer with Cape Verdean roots, has gained international recognition with her debut album 'CARISA', which blends various musical styles such as morna, afrobeats, bossa nova, pop, and soul. Raised in Luxembourg, a multicultural environment, she embraces a fusion of cultures and languages in her music. Her song 'There For You', addressing gender-based violence, was featured in Luxembourg's Orange Week campaign. Carisa's creative process is intuitive, allowing the language of each song to emerge naturally. Her work aims to convey strength and positivity, as evidenced by the impact her music has had on listeners.
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