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Tom CarstensenOpposition leaders, 800 tractors and numerous fishing vessels in protest against Danish government - pressure mounts
København, Denmark • Politics, Current Affairs, Natural Disasters, Health & Fitness, Medical, Breaking News • 25 Nov 2020
Opposition leaders, 800 tractors and numerous fishing vessels in protest against Danish government - pressure mounts Today we saw what is the biggest protest among farmers in Denmark in recent years. Because of the government’s breaking the Danish law in regards to the mink culling, farmers... Read more
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Ruwaida AmerGirls and young men from Gaza playing football with one foot lost at birth and other incidents and Israeli wars
Palestine, United States of America • Sports • 30 Nov 2020
A team of girls and boys playing football and training continuously in order to participate in several local tournaments. They were dreaming of international participation, but the conditions of closed crossings and the siege in Gaza prevented them from that. Many of these players lost their feet... Read more
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Nelly Moraa NyangororaREOPENING OF SCHOOLS AMIDST COVID 19: KENYAS DILEMMA
Nairobi, Kenya • Current Affairs • 30 Nov 2020
Kenyan teachers reported to school this week after 6 months of closure following the Covid 19 pandemic. The Government directed that all teachers report on the 28th September in readiness for a possible reopening of schools for learners. But while the Government grapples with the idea of allowing... Read more
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Challenges facing smooth Governance at Kenyas Counties
Nairobi, Kenya • Politics • 30 Nov 2020
Kenyas President Uhuru Kenyatta has today signed into law a bill that will allow Treasury to disburse about shs370 billion to its 47 counties spread across the country. The monies include conditional grants totalling about shs14 billion to various counties and shs316 billion as equitable share. The... Read more
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Harold EMERTA cow in the roof
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil • Current Affairs • 30 Nov 2020
Heard of a Fiddler on the Roof?A cow made its way up to the roof of a ranch house and was rescued . full story with pics on request Read more
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Núria VilcomEnric Duran: the Robin Hood of the banks
Barcelona, Spain • Social • 30 Nov 2020
I'm a freelance journalist based in Barcelona, and I'm looking for media interested on publishing this story: Enric is a Catalan activist who in 2008 announced that, through a false payroll and a fictitious trade, he got loans from 39 financial institutions for a total of 492,000 euros -almost half... Read more
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Kouam Joël HonoréThe man who brings coal dust back to life (coal residue abandoned in the markets)
Douala, Cameroon • Current Affairs, Technology, Science & Environment, Climate Change • 30 Nov 2020
In the city of Douala, charcoal is highly coveted by households and bakeries. In the markets the tool is ripped off like buns. But in front of coal sellers, in manufacturing locations, waste and coal powder occupy a large part of the soil after manufacturing and sales. A powder and waste that gave a... Read more
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ASHIK KSCovid Rescued the endangered species - Positive Video story -
Munnar, India • Science & Environment, Climate Change • 30 Nov 2020
The pandemic affected every nook and corner of the globe at the same time the pandemic helps the endangered species " Nilgiri Tahr" The Nilgiri Tahr Closely related to Sheep of the genus and can see only in western Ghats. The park opened for the public and can film the story now, earlier park was... Read more
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Komeil SoheiliZagros Under Fire: From a birthplace of wine to a land of smoke and flames
Khorramabad, Iran • Climate Change • 10 Dec 2020
Two hundred seventy thousand oak trees burned in western Iran in the last few months, and one volunteer died in an attempt to stop the fire. The 1000 words article about this issue is ready, please contact me asap if you are interested: komeil.soheili@gmail.com Read more
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Gold seekers - In search of ancient treasures
Iranshahr, Iran • Research • 16 Dec 2020
Gold seekers - In search of ancient treasures One of the six great treasures discovered in the world has found in Iran. Among thousands of historical things they found untouched for over two thousand years, just about 100 of them survived from smugglers. This is just one of the dirty smuggling... Read more
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Ruwaida Amer
Israel attacks farmers in the Gaza Strip and destroys their agricultural lands
Palestine • Politics • 16 Dec 2020
The Israeli bulldozers attack the agricultural lands in the south of the Gaza Strip and cause many losses to farmers without knowing the reason for that. The suffering of farmers increased after the return of the occupation’s policy of leveling lands, and this will increase the losses of farmers... Read more
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Kassim Mwalimu AdinasiCovid-19 versus FGM culture in Kenya.
Nairobi, Kenya • Current Affairs, Cultural • 29 Dec 2020
As the people who contact the Covid-19 increase everyday, the cultural practice of mutilating girls threatens to worsen the situation in Kuria region, Kenya. The region is located at the Kenya-Tanzania border, as regulations are observed in Kenya the neighboring country of Tanzania has relaxed... Read more
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Coverage Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sarajevo-Tuzla-Bihac (Bosnia and Herzegovina) • Current Affairs • 30 Dec 2020
Good morning, I'm a freelance journalist based in Barcelona. During march I will be in Bosnia and Herzegovina to write some reportages -also with video and photos. -I will go to the Bosnian-Croatian border to see the situation of migrants trapped at EU gates. Specifically, Croatia's returns to... Read more
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Kassim Mwalimu Adinasi
CHILDREN OF A LESSER GOD, KENYAN CHILDREN LIVING WITH DISABILITY IN RURAL KENYA ABANDONED BY PARENTS AS THINGS GET WORSE
Siaya, Kenya • Current Affairs • 30 Dec 2020
For a very long time children born with disability were considered bad omen and curse to the society and in most cases they were killed. As Covid-19 continue to ravage the country Kenya, there are some places that, due to hitting economy, children living with disability have been abandoned in... Read more
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Mohammed SulemanPoor Infrastructures in Our Basic Schools
Ayensuano,Ghana • Social • 30 Dec 2020
The Yaw Donkor D/A Basic school in Yaw Donkokrom within bepoase, an electoral area in Ayensuano district has a population of 160 pupils with a three unit classroom block. The three unit classroom is shared among the primary and junior high level creating unconducive environment for teaching and... Read more
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People and School children Get Stranded due to Absence of a Footbridge on the River
Ayensuano,Ghana • Social • 30 Dec 2020
People of Agyei Krom suffers to reach other communities as the log serving as a footbridge on the Ayensu River can cause a havoc if not rehabilitated.The only route to the communities educational facility hence when it rains,pupils have to either swim through the river or stays at home for... Read more
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Jackie Guigui-StolbergGermany's Stagecoach Inns
Munich, Germany • Food & Drink • 31 Dec 2020
The easiest way to find an excellent and atmospheric restaurant in Germany is to look for the main church in old town and village squares. Next to the church you will often find a large old building bearing the name "Gasthof zur Post." After the fifteenth-century founding of postal routes along the... Read more
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Andy Roesgen"Tiny Homes" neighborhoods a big way to fight poverty/homelessness
Chicago, United States of America • Current Affairs • 31 Dec 2020
A pastor in Detroit, Rev. Faith Fowler, dreamed up a neighborhood that would be comprised of tiny homes, as a ticket out of poverty -- and today it's thriving. All the materials are donated -- pop star Jon Bon Jovi even donated $100,00 00 -- and Fowler is getting calls from neighborhood planners... Read more
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Andréa MagalhãesAdventures of a ninety-year-old lady on a ship
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil • Travel • 31 Dec 2020
My name is Andréa Magalhães. I am a Brazilian journalist based in Rio de Janeiro city and have been writing my stories for more than 25 years, to magazines and newspapers in the US, UK, Brazil and Italy. It is my passion! Pitch: tell the story of a fantastic family cruise (8 people) in the... Read more
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Arabella SeebaluckClimate, Social Movement, Conservation, Racial Tensions and more from the Indian Subcon
New Delhi, India • Politics, Current Affairs, Science & Environment, Natural Disasters, Film & Theatre, Entertainment & Celebrity, Food & Drink, Health & Fitness, Paranormal, Investigative Reporting, Social, Cultural, Breaking News, Travel, Climate Change • 31 Dec 2020
I have 20 years of experience writing stories about all walks of life and specialise in opinion pieces. I am from Mauritius and have lived in India for the past 6 years. I can therefore contribute to your needs on what's happening locally. Read more
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Jackie Guigui-Stolberg
Cloth fit for a King
Bavaria, Germany • Cultural • 31 Dec 2020
Volker Illimann was born into a family of textile manufacturers and is one of Europe's leading experts on historical fabrics. His expertise has made cloth reconstruction possible for exquisite furniture in many castles and palaces in Germany: in Potsdam, Würzburg, Munich... Not only does he know... Read more
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Kassim Mwalimu Adinasi
Threats to the Sitatunga in Yala Swamp with changing Climate
Nairobi, Kenya • Climate Change • 31 Dec 2020
Reclamation Yala Swamp, for agricultural purposes, has hitherto threatened the existence of Sitatunga (Tragelaphus spekii) in the region. Being a swamp-dwelling antelope, clearing of the swamp for Agricultural purpose will pose a great threat to the few species that are remaining. As we speak the... Read more
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Harold EMERT
Based in Rio de Janeiro,the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra is celebrating its 80th birthday.It hasa long colorful history
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil • Music • 31 Dec 2020
The Brazilian Symphony celebrating its 80th birthday has a colorful history including such conductors or soloists as Leonard Bernstein ,Stravinsky to pianists Martha Argevich and flautist Jean Pierre Rampal.It has toured Europe and the USA,made innumerous recordings promoting such Brazilian... Read more
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tissier louisworld music, a vector of tolerance
Olargues, France • Music • 31 Dec 2020
The world music is a vector of encounter between the peoples. Many festivals in France and northern Africa present talented artists of the world. Music is a weapon against intolerance, racism and extremism. I present these artists in my video packages and extracts of their performance. Read more
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Harold EMERT
Meteorite catchers invade northern Brazil
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil • Current Affairs • 31 Dec 2020
Meorites are falling from the skies in northern Brazil attracting fortune hunters from all over the world. Read more
