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Photo credit: Africa rebirth Oooboon too Africa is beieved to be the beginning of man. Indeed, it’s seen as the beginning of man’s civilization. Since the records are there, I do not think it would be wise to let that distract us. The topic I want to discuss today is why should there be lack…

Photo credit: Washington post Israel’s military has launched airstrikes on hundreds of targets in southern Lebanon, while Hezbollah has also launched its deepest rocket attacks into Israel since the start of the Gaza war. The Guardian reports that the claims have fueled fears of a broader conflict. The Israel Defense Force (IDF) said on Saturday night…

Photo credit; 9 News An estimated 1.1 million Australians are projected to be living with dementia by 2058. Neos Kosmos reports that it has become a growing concern in the country. It is the second leading cause of death and the leading cause for women. Its impact on families, particularly within migrant communities, is profound….

Photo credit: Reuters Oprah Winfrey interviewed Kamala Harris at a virtual rally in Michigan on Thursday night. Organizers and celebrity guests were gathered to help spread Kamala’s campaign message. Harris answered questions from a studio audience in Farmington Hills, Mich., in a format that echoed “The Oprah Winfrey Show.” She addressed including immigration, abortion, and the…

Photo credit: CBC A British Columbian lawyer who once ran to become mayor of Richmond has been disbarred for the third time. CBC News reports that Hong Guo was found to have enabled her bookkeeper to steal $7.5 million in client funds. An immigration and real estate lawyer based in Richmond, she was previously disbarred…

Photo credit; Africa News Refugees in New Hampshire, a state in the United States, have turned to farming for an income and a taste of home. AP reports that refugees from Burundi, Rwanda, Somalia, Congo, and Nepal have gone into farming. The farm is owned by a New Hampshire-based nonprofit, the Organization for Refugee and…

Photo credit: NDTV Canadian authorities announced on Wednesday that they are further reducing the number of foreign students granted study permits and tightening eligibility for work permits in a bid to reduce the number of temporary residents in the country. The changes announced on Wednesday would reduce the number of international study permits to 437,000 in 2025. According…