admin | August 5, 2021
Ideas & DebateThursday August 05 2021 Highway leading through the desert of Palestine and Israel. SHUTTERTSTOCK In my last article I explained why its a good idea to keep a journal.
admin | August 5, 2021
Each year, as summer draws to a close, schools and families begin their back to school preparations.
admin | August 5, 2021
This case study is part of the Diaspora Emergency Action and Coordination Platform's (DEMAC) "Research study on diaspora humanitarian response and engagement". Recurring floods, droughts, earthquakes and epidemics all make the humanitarian operating environment challenging in Pakistan. Ongoing unrest and conflict have an exacerbating effect.
admin | August 5, 2021
JERUSALEM When Jack McCormack signed up for a Birthright trip several months ago, he looked forward to visiting Israels holy, historical and cultural sites. More than anything, though, McCormack, 26, was eager to spend time with young Israelis on his first-ever visit to the country
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THE FERMENTED African locust bean, known in Yoruba as iru, has an unmistakable cheesy tang that hits you before you see it. Iru isnt just a flavour on the tongue, says Ozoz Sokoh, a food blogger. After an elaborate process of fermentation, the smell is essential to its flavour
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Recently, weve been blessed by authors of the Asian diaspora producing and publishing incredible works of SF/F literature, but what many people dont realize when reading English-language SF/F inspired by Asian history, literature, and culture, is that each book embodies a unique, diasporic reception of that so-called heritage. Particularly in the Chinese tradition, there are three thousand years of thinkers, philosophers, essayists, poets, novelists, and satirists that contributed to the culture. There are schools of thought that metastasize and spill over into squabbling branches that snipe at each other for subsequent centuries; there are critics and scholars and libraries full of annotations buried in intertextual commentary
admin | August 5, 2021
A group of about 500 Kenyans living in the diaspora has embarked on a multi-billion-shilling project in Voi, Taita Taveta County. Under the ambitious project dubbed Diaspora University Town (DUT), the group seeks to build a university, a hospital, and schools on a parcel of land donated by the ancestral community of Voi
admin | August 5, 2021
London, August 5 Fully vaccinated passengers from India will no longer be subjected to compulsory 10-day hotel quarantine as the UK moved the country from its "red" to "amber" list. Under Britain's traffic light system for international travel, returning from amber list countries means a 10-day quarantining at home. The change, announced by the Department for Transport, comes into effect from 4 am local time on Sunday
admin | August 5, 2021
When Netflixs Never Have I Ever first premiered in 2020, the series was hailed as a groundbreaking coming-of-age series with a South Asian lead.
admin | August 5, 2021
Andrew Ngumba had a curious way of explaining away institutionalized corruption every time he was accused of engaging in it. In the days gone by, before the village elders arbitrated any pressing or thorny issue, they would be offered libation just before the deliberations and then thanked with a goat thereafter, as an appreciation for a job well done
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