admin | July 31, 2022
You have probably come across stories of Kenyans in diaspora (or summer bunnies as you like to call them) sending money to friends or family to invest, only to jet back home to zero investment, millions of excuses and a very plump cousin. Well, I have heard quite a number of those and to say I now have serious trust issues would be a massive understatement
admin | July 31, 2022
Meet Saint Lucian author Mandy Preville-Findlay: an educator, development facilitator and community collaborator who lives in London. Co-founder of the community group, BEYOND IYANOLA, which she developed with her husband Marlon Findlay, she believes in collaborating for development.
admin | July 31, 2022
She was from a small city in a southern state. Sania Khan, a Pakistani-American woman killed in a murder-suicide by her ex-husband Raheel Ahmad, had just moved to Chicago last year.
admin | July 23, 2022
Express News Service HYDERABAD: Sanskruti-Veekshanam, a unique cultural show, marking Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav was hosted at the Nehru Centre, the Cultural Wing of the High Commission of India, London, UK. The event organised by Hyderabad-born Ragasudha Vinjamuris Sanskruti Centre for Cultural Excellence got a lot of accolades from Chief Ministers of Meghalaya, Manipur and Goa, and the Minister for Tribal Affairs, Government of India. Elaborating how it all began, Ragasudha, the Bharatanatyam danseuse, says, Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav initiative was declared right in the middle of the pandemic and for the UK that was the second wave tattering the communities.
admin | July 23, 2022
By Trend We can now witness the trails of Armenian vandalism left inliberated Karabakh, Director of the Iraqi Republican Center forStrategic Studies Dr. Moataz Abdel Hamid said at the firstInternational Media Forum on "Global trends, new challenges inmedia" in Shusha, organized by the Azerbaijan Media DevelopmentAgency, on July 22, Trend reports.
admin | July 21, 2022
Armadi Tsayn in Lijk (Photo: Garin Bedian) I was grateful and fortunate to participate in a music tour this summer spanning across various cities and villages in Armenia with Armadi Tsayn, a contemporary folk ensemble recreating the sounds heard throughout the Armenian highlands, as well as the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). The goal of this tour, which was originally proposed by my good friend Garin Bedian, would be to bring the sounds of the Armenian Diaspora to our homeland and breathe new energy into a region (specifically Syunik) which has been combating border incursions and acts of aggression by Azerbaijan
admin | July 21, 2022
The nations are right next door. A quick trip to the grocery store often means running into your Somali friend, talking to an Afghani woman over a table of green peppers or chit chatting with a Chinese man in the checkout line. Many of the 50 million immigrants living in North America are from countries where western missionaries cannot live
admin | July 21, 2022
Embed from Getty Images Getty Images recently announced an initiative that aims to uncover Black stories that are traditionally left unseen and untold. With the launch of its new Black History & Culture Collection (BHCC), the global visual media company will now provide free non-commercial access to more than 30,000 historical images that highlight the history and culture of the Black diaspora in the U.S. and the UK.
admin | July 21, 2022
The duration for which Greek passports remain valid is to be doubled to 10 years, Citizen Protection Minister Takis Theodorikakos announced while speaking on SKAI television on Thursday. He also commented on the recent fires, highlighting the role played by the police and noting that effective coordination had averted any loss of human lives. Regarding the issue of passports, he pointed out that Greece was one of a handful of countries in the EU and the world whose passports lasted just five years and that the measure the ministry has tabled in parliament will eliminate substantial financial and administrative costs
admin | July 21, 2022
The 20th of July 2022 marks 48 years since the Turkish invasion of Cyprus.
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