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Jackie Guigui-StolbergGermans Love the Tiled Stove: Ecological, Economical, and High on the Cosiness Scale
Munich, Germany • Cultural • 31 Mar 2022
It's found in palaces, farmhouses, and old stagecoach inns, but also in many newly-built homes in Germany: the Kachelofen or tiled stove. And no wonder: it radiates heat for as long as twenty-four hours with locally grown wood as fuel. The warmth of the stove is stored in its stone core and tiled... Read more
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Said Adam Afrajyمحكمة العدل الدولية ومجلس الأمن قرارات دون دلائل تشبه السراب
Oakville, Canada • Current Affairs • 31 Mar 2022
قيام الجمهورية العربية الصحراوية الديمقراطية على حساب أراضي صحراء المغرب خطء تاريخي جسيم خطء جسيم يرتكبه مجلس الأمن ومحكمة العدل الدولية في الصحراء الغربية دون الجوء إلى تحقيق تاريخي معمق، أو إستدعاء خبراء دوي المعرفة بالتاريخ والخبرات المعمقة في علم الجيولوجيا هو واجب يقع على مسؤوليتهم... Read more
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Kevin LunzaluEast African Young Agripreneurs Empowered in Short Food Supply Systems, Sustainable Organic Vegetable Farming, and ICT
Mbale, Uganda • Business, Current Affairs, Technology, Science & Environment, Food & Drink, Health & Fitness, Training • 21 Apr 2022
Early morning of Thursday, 28th March 2019, the 4th day of the East African Youth in Agriculture Workshop. Mbale town is peacefully quiet, save for some classic soul rhythms orchestrated by a couple of Ruppell's long-tailed starlings nesting on a tree near my room's balcony. Doors open and shut,... Read more
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Enos DenhereThe Truth that eludes Africa freedom
Harare, Zimbabwe • Business, Politics, Current Affairs, Cultural • 28 Apr 2022
Africa once dubbed the black continent continues unabated its trend of not satisfying needs and aspirations of its especially the youths and it's underdeveloped citizens . The current nature of global conflict and the array of threats confronting African Nations require now solutions and pooling of... Read more
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Mwiri StephenCOVID -19 increases Obstetric Fistula in Teenage Girls in Uganda
Kampala, Uganda • Health & Fitness • 08 May 2022
Obstetric Fistula is a condition that leads with continuous and uncontrollable leakage of urine with strange smell, stool or both, due to obstructed labour and the lack of treatment. In teenage girls, the problem occurs due to weak or tender bones that tear easily during birth. The problem affects... Read more
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Shahin BabuThe Department of Archeology of the Government of Bangladesh is continuing the excavation work in Wari-Bateshwar area
Dhaka, Bangladesh • Research • 30 Sep 2022
Wari-Bateshwar is an archeological site of two villages, Wari and Bateshwar, located in Belabo and Shibpur upazilas of Narsingdi, 60 km northeast of Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh. It is thought to be a fortified city located underground. According to experts, it is about two and a half... Read more
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Claude DjaquisCôte d'Ivoire Adjamé '' Black market '': Minors and sex workers!
London, United Kingdom • Current Affairs • 11 Aug 2023
In Adjamé, Prostitution is taking on worrying proportions. Kids "sell" their bodies. "I can handle 10 clients a night, 1000 FCFA with a condom 2000 CFA without a condom," says the softly spoken F.S. At age 12, this adolescent is already a well established professional sex worker. Her workplace is... Read more
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Néstor Meléndez SolerColombia, an upcoming touristic destination.
Cartagena, Colombia • Travel • 04 Feb 2024
Colombia was becoming one of the hottest destinations for North American and European tourists before the Covid 19 Pandemia. Now, while everything goes back to normal, you for sure know, that people of the world are maybe going to travel more now than before. Grab the opportunity to show your... Read more
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Kevin Lunzalu
Fighting Climate Change Through Community Activism
Nairobi, Kenya • Science & Environment • 12 Apr 2025
There are no free resources in the world, and time isn’t excluded in this fact. Time seems to be running out for young people across the world to act and it’s proving to be costly. Using basic mathematics, whenever the time factor changes, other parameters change as well. For example, it is... Read more
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African Youth Declaration on Nature, Why a New Approach is Needed for its Success
Nairobi, Kenya • Current Affairs, Science & Environment • 01 Jun 2028
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) youth conference brought together over fifty young passionate conservationists and practitioners at the African Wildlife Foundation(AWF) offices in Nairobi from 22nd to 24th May 2019. The main objective of the conference dubbed Youth for Nature, One by One until Nature... Read more
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Amos Fofung NkunchohFrom a haven to ravisher of Human rights. The Story of Cameroon
Buea, Cameroon • Investigative Reporting • 06 Dec 2028
Cameroon, once a harbinger of peace in the troubled Central African sub-region is now at the brinks of civil war, a phenomenon that has engulfed much of African states since independence. Cameroon’s once cherished peace is at risk. Yes, Cameroon has never been the most peaceful country in Africa.... Read more
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Salena Pail6 Rising-Star Nigerian Artists perform for 58th Nigeria Independence Day in Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia • Entertainment & Celebrity, Music • 31 Dec 2028
6 Rising-Star Nigerian Artists performed a lively and energetic yet entertaining stage performances that wowed the crowd in conjunction with the 58th Nigeria Independence Day, held at AfterWerk Bar & Grill, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on October 1. The artists line-up were Iyke Moore, Endy... Read more
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All Star’s Night
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia • Entertainment & Celebrity • 31 Dec 2028
KUALA LUMPUR: All Star’s Night has showcased an entertaining performances that wowed the crowd on Thursday night, October 25th held at Sungai Long Golf Resort in Bandar Sungai Long, Malaysia. The crowd of the night was entertained with fully energised performances by a total of 7 Nigerian... Read more
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Malaysia to ban smoking at all eateries, effective January 1, 2019
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia • Business, Food & Drink, Health & Fitness, Social, Breaking News • 31 Dec 2028
KUALA LUMPUR: In September, Malaysia Deputy Health Minister Dr. Lee Boon Chye said a hefty amount of RM10,000 will be fined (or 2 years imprisonment) on those caught smoking or vaping in prohibited areas, while RM2,500 will be imposed on eateries operators that fail to enforce the ban on their... Read more
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Kıbrıs NewsDört Büyük Şair ve Bir “Uyumsuz” Kadın: Tomris Uyar
Girne, • Arts & Books • 30 Apr 2029
Türk edebiyatının en değerli şairlerini gözleriyle, duruşuyla, huysuz tavrı ve çocuksu yanıyla etkileyen bir kadın… Kendi deyimiyle bir “Uyumsuz” , aşkla dolu ve aşkı dolu dizgin yaşamayı seven biri. Türk edebiyatında bir dönüm noktası olan İkinci Yeni şiirlerinin ilham perisi, Ülkü Tamer’in ilk... Read more
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Amos Fofung Nkunchoh
South Africa: From apartheid to Xenophobia; hate in the rainbow nation
Washington, United States of America • Current Affairs • 24 May 2029
South Africa has come a long way in an attempt to bridge the divide of “what separates them” giving rise to nationalists, liberators and freedom fighters in their numbers. The African economic giant was the pride of Africa. Experiencing segregation during the apartheid period, hate smuggled its... Read more
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Amos Fofung Nkunchoh
Kidnap of US tourist in Uganda has devastating effects on the Country’s Tourism. Here’s why
Washington, United States of America • Investigative Reporting • 12 Jun 2029
Uganda, though a landlocked country in East Africa is a tourism jewel in the continent. With a diverse landscape encompasses the snow-capped Rwenzori Mountains and immense Lake Victoria, It’s abundant wildlife as well as rare birds have listed the country among top touristic destination in Africa.... Read more
