When is someone going to give @CliveMyrieBBC his own current affairs prog? Watch the iPlayer to see last night's #DatelineLondon on the News Channel. He is excellent! Good ep, with #EuniceGoes 🇵🇹& #ThomasKielinger🇩🇪 'Johnson is the Speaker's parrot"🤣
OED Word of the Day: almuce, n. A hood, cape, or similar garment made of or lined with grey fur and worn by a member of a religious order (esp. a canon).
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Hardship of Life
by Mehmet Aslan
This little boy’s father Munzir lost his right leg when a bomb was dropped as he walked through a bazaar in Idlib, Syria. His son Mustafa was born without lower or upper limbs due to drugs his mother Zeynep had to take after a nerve gas attack.
@Poplak Nah - you're all getting it wrong.
The original woke oke was Jesus - always being nice to prostitutes, tax collectors; helped out paraplegics.
Made sure everyone in his community got on social with free fish, bread & wine.
Wrote a long book about it for @helenzille to read b4t.
Three Capetonian women were among the first group to successfully qualify as plumbers from the ground-breaking trade skills development programme run by React 24 Training College – the first black women-owned trade institution in the Western Cape.
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Starting a petition, which I will send to the president, asking that he bans forever the phrase "Cry the beloved country", making its use in headlines, op-eds or captions under Facebook pictures punishable by 15 months in prison and/or writing a 15,000-word essay on Paton's novel
Months have allegedly passed in which just over 90 households have been forced to live in darkness in Boomtown, Soweto. "Our grievances are electricity. Since 6 July 2021, we have not had electricity," community leader Elvis Rikhotso told News24 this week.
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