Author: catfish

In tonight’s edition: Kenya and Tanzania brace for Cyclone Hidaya as heavy rains persist. Also, with millions on the brink of famine in Sudan, we speak to an activist monitoring the crisis who shares his concerns about an imminent attack on the city of El Fasher. Finally, royal treasures looted from Ghana during British colonial rule go on display back home. 

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When Glicéria Tupinambá, an Indigenous Brazilian artist, first visited the Quai Branly Museum in Paris, she had an encounter that would change her life.It was 2018 and museum officials had invited Glicéria — a member of the Tupinambá people — to see a mantle, or feathered cape, that her ancestors had made hundreds of years ago. Glicéria expected to simply study the artifact, she recalled in a recent interview. But upon seeing its plumage, she said, she started experiencing spectacular visions.“Suddenly, I see myself facing an ancestor,” Glicéria recalled, “and this ancestor shows me images from the past, and speaks…

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Mayowa Adeshina should, really, be at work. It is the middle of Sunday afternoon, and he has not yet finished his shift at the barbershop. He is here, clad in a red-and-white Arsenal jersey, only by the good grace of his boss. Well, grace is one word. Resignation is another. “I took a break for the love of the game,” Mr. Adeshina said. “The manager knows this. He’s not new to the routine.”Many West Africans live to the rhythm of European soccer, with mostly male crowds massing outside bars, hair salons, street restaurants — any establishment, ultimately, with a screen…

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Book Review of SasquatchSponsored* | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book Review Written by Roxanne Seubert Illustrated by J Pares Ages 8-14 | 308 Pages Publisher: Raustin, Inc.  (2023) | ISBN-13: 9781960756770 What to Expect: Families, divorce, pets, hunting, cryptids. This beautifully written middle-grade novel is both a gripping adventure and an absorbing coming-of-age story. As far as Connor is concerned, things could not get much worse. His parents are getting divorced, and he’s had to move to a new house. On top of everything else, his beloved puppy, Dax, has gone missing on a camping trip. Connor is…

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Experience the inspiring life story of Tina Turner, the Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll, who didn’t just break the rules; she rewrote them.  I’ve been waiting for the Tina Turner musical to roll into town and, oh boy, it didn’t disappoint! Review by Carla Caruso Tina – The Tina Turner Musical has had an unforgettable nine-month run interstate, with more than 300,000 tickets sold. Now it’s continuing its national tour with a season in Adelaide at the Festival Theatre. Seeing the musical unfold onstage here felt a bit like watching a movie. It was full of class, moving moments, passion,…

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Cruises have long been popular for vacationers seeking a luxurious and relaxing escape on the open seas. However, with a wide range of cruise options, finding the best cruise deal for your 2024 getaway can seem daunting. Fear not, as we have compiled a comprehensive guide to help you navigate the world of cruise deals and secure the perfect voyage for your upcoming holiday. From tips on when to book to advice on budget-friendly destinations, our expert advice will ensure you find the best cruise deals for 2024 and embark on a memorable journey without breaking the bank. With our…

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Liberia’s president has signed an executive order establishing a war crimes court, the culmination of a decades-long effort to bring justice to victims of the country’s two civil wars, which killed an estimated 250,000 people from 1989 to 2003.Lawmakers in Parliament — including some who are expected to face prosecution under the court — passed a resolution calling for the move last month.“For peace and harmony to have a chance to prevail, justice and healing must perfect the groundwork,” President Joseph Boakai said as he signed the order on Thursday, to the applause of lawmakers and ministers.Although some of those…

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Get your little explorers ready to roar with excitement because this May, Monarto Safari Park opens the gates to kids for free! Make May your Monarto month and experience the largest safari park outside of Africa.   Home to more than 50 species of exotic and native mammals, birds and reptiles, you can fit every major zoo in Australia inside the Park and still have land left over!  Spanning more than 1,500 hectares, Monarto Safari Park is home to many of Africa’s most impressive animals and also one of Australia’s largest lion prides and giraffe herds. The park is located…

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