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South Bus terminal manager expects influx of passengers on Holy Week

Sun Star 30 Mar 2023
UP TO 60,000 passengers are expected to flock to the Cebu South Bus Terminal (CSBT) in the days ahead until the Holy Week ... Meanwhile, passengers are allowed to bring their own cooked pork products due to the current African Swine Fever problem. Under Proclamation No ... (ANV, TPT) .
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You Strike the Women, You Strike the Rock, You Will Be Crushed

Scheerpost 28 Mar 2023
Female Peacekeepers of the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) attend a ceremony to mark International Women’s Day held in Mogadishu on March 08, 2018 ... Silence greeted the publication of a key report this past January on the regression of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) being met on the African continent.
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Life on Britain's most diverse street: 70 languages spoken on residential road near the Cotswolds ...

The Daily Mail 27 Mar 2023
African stuff, Indian stuff, Pakistani, Bengali ... Cosmos Ofoejlu, 47, set up his African food shop 'Favour' in June 2021, after moving to Gloucester from London in 2016 ... Originally from Nigeria, he now enjoys sharing recipes with his customers who are interested in learning about cooking West African food.
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No Billion-Dollar Bailouts For Africa

Consortium News 27 Mar 2023
Silence greeted the publication of a key report this past January on the regression of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) being met on the African continent. The “2022 Africa Sustainable Development Report,” produced by the African Union, the U.N. Economic Commission for Africa, the African Development Bank and the U.N.
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In crises, women are always the resistance leaders—in Africa and everywhere else

People's World 24 Mar 2023
Silence greeted the publication of a key report this past January on the regression of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) being met on the African continent ... Not one alarm bell was rung for this ongoing disaster, much less the rapid apparition of billions of dollars to bail out the African people.
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WATCH: Giant cook-up to encourage international recognition for Libyan couscous

Independent online (SA) 22 Mar 2023
Dozens of Libyan chefs held a giant cooking event at the ancient Roman theatre of Sabratha outside Tripoli earlier this month, in a bid to showcase their country’s beloved couscous. They want the government to seek international recognition for the dish which is a staple for families in the North African nation.
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Tongan netballers set for crucial year

RNZ 21 Mar 2023
If there is anyone who knows the struggles and the new-found fortune of Tonga Netball it is Salote Sisifa ... Not only winning but winning by good margins, against teams like Samoa, Fiji and Cook Islands who have been well ranked and have won against stronger teams of Africans and Europeans over the years." ... Add to playlistPlaylist ... Squad and challenge.
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First ever world revolution about to liberate humanity

Weekly News 20 Mar 2023
The Khazarian says to the African “You go and collect food, firewood and other resources.” To the Chinese he says “You make tools and build shelter and furniture for us.” To the Indian he says “You cook and clean and take care of the various chores.” To the European he says “You ...
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Greenfield Notebook: March 20, 2023

The Recorder 19 Mar 2023
In his book, Jernard continues his journey of retracing the steps of generations of African-American cooks whose creations have contributed to global kitchen tables. “Southern Inspired” is full of recipes that remix the traditional flavors and classic dishes of southern food and celebrate African-American culinary contributions ... .
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Ulysses Owens: Bringing the world to Jacksonville through the power of mentorship

The Florida Times Union 19 Mar 2023
Because of his ability to charm everyone with his incredible storytelling and delicious recipes, Alexander’s home has long been a favorite for many to come and enjoy his cooking ... Since then, Alexander has opened four additional restaurants and an African Food Hall in Dubai for the Global Expo 2022.
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Surfer breaks 30-hour record — then goes back for ten more

The Times/The Sunday Times 17 Mar 2023
... declared that he was “pretty cooked” after beating the previous record of 30 hours and 11 minutes, set by the South African Josh Enslin in 2017.
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West African restaurant opening in Charleston’s East Side this spring

The Post and Courier 16 Mar 2023
Poisson yassa — fish cooked with caramelized onions, mustard seeds and lime — and soupe kandja are two other West African dishes that will appear on Bintü Atelier’s menu ... African peanut sauce in her cooking, while also inviting other restaurant and pop-up chefs into her kitchen.
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Chef Marcus Samuelsson elevates diversity of culinary world

The Associated Press 16 Mar 2023
The self-taught chef from the west African country of Benin, who came to Paris dreaming of becoming an interpreter, was awarded a star on Monday by the Michelin Guide, the bible of gastronomy, for her cuisine at “Rouge,” a restaurant in the southwestern French city of Nimes ... She has written several books about Benin's cooking.
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5 hacks to help you attract travellers to your tourism business this Easter

Independent online (SA) 16 Mar 2023
When it comes to the Easter holidays, South Africans tend to make their way back to their home towns to reconnect and relax with friends and family ... Sho’t Left is encouraging South Africans to explore the country and set their tables anywhere this Easter holiday and not feel restricted to their home dining tables.

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