Canadian mining company Lucara Diamond said in a statement Wednesday that it had discovered in Botswana a diamond as large as the palm of a hand, which, in terms of carats, would make it the world’s second-largest diamond.
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The Academy for the Unbreakable Arts Awareness Tour is presented in partnership* with Erika Lewis and The Children’s Book Review. Join us on a magical adventure as we embark on a virtual book tour to celebrate the release of Kelcie Murphy and the Race for the Reaper’s Key, the thrilling final installment in the Academy for the Unbreakable Arts series by Erika Lewis! Follow Kelcie, a foster child raised in the human world, as she is accepted into the magical Academy for the Unbreakable Arts. As she harnesses her hidden powers and learns secrets about her past, will she be…
The current outbreak of mpox has triggered a surge in online disinformation about the viral disease, including false information that it is linked to Covid vaccines, that only gay men are affected, or that a miracle cure exists.
For the first time in months a trickle of aid makes it through from Chad into the Sudanese region of Darfur. The border crossing has been temporarily reopened for humanitarian deliveries desperately needed after 16 months of war.
The popular NumberWorks’n Words Holiday Program is back these October school holidays and places are filling up! The school holiday programs are the perfect opportunity to help your child build confidence in maths and English whilst having fun! The programs include daily intensive lessons with students, enabling students to build rapidly on the previous day’s learning. From Reception to Year 11, NumberWorks’n Words caters to individuals, and helps children develop their English or math skills in a supportive environment. Their tutoring model focuses on building learning confidence in children, to help them advance their studies and achieve…
Residents of Niamey have to take canoes to move out of town as most roads near the Nigerien capital have been cut off from the rest of the country by rising floodwater following heavy rains over the past three months. Most transport companies have suspended their routes to the rest of the country, prompting concerns of fuel shortages.
Why Choose an Ebike for Family Trips?Family e-bikes are an excellent choice for families looking to spend quality time together while exploring new destinations. These bikes come equipped with electric assist features, making it easier for everyone to join in, regardless of fitness levels. With an e-bike, you can cover longer distances without worrying about fatigue, making them ideal for weekend getaways or even daily commutes. Additionally, e-bikes promote a healthier lifestyle and reduce your carbon footprint, contributing to a more sustainable future. With a plethora of electric bike models available in the market, it’s essential to consider your family’s…
Talks in Switzerland to secure a ceasefire deal between Sudan’s two warring parties failed this week after the Sudanese military did not send a delegation. But international negotiators succeeded in getting access for humanitarian aid to the country’s conflict and famine-stricken Darfur region, enabling food trucks to make their way to the Zamzam and other camps for displaced people, the UN and US said Friday.
Book Review of Brunt and EggbertSponsored* | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book Review Written by Jeff Dorrill Illustrated by Angeles Peinador Ages: 4+ | 40 Pages Publisher: Blue Balloon Books (2024) | ISBN: 9781962202930 What to Expect: Friendship, family, difference, acceptance, and home. Filling a space somewhere between a chapter book and a picture book, this delightful, funny story is about the warmth of family, the power of acceptance, and the joy of finding a home. Brunt is a monster—but he’s not like the other monsters. He’s kind and considerate, and he likes to tend his beautiful garden…
A dam near Sudan’s Red Sea coast collapsed on Sunday and has claimed at least 30 lives, according to the United Nations. The surging waters devastated at least 20 villages. The dam, in a remote area 40 kilometres (25 miles) north of Port Sudan, supplied drinking water to the Red Sea city.