Giorno: 1 Novembre 2022

Domestic work in Africa goes digital

Read More Nancy Wanjiku, 27, a resident of Kayole Estate, an informal settlement some 15km from Nairobi’s city centre, is normally up by 3.30 am.  She has to prepare her child for school and clean her house before setting out to scout for a cleaning job in the city’s middle and high-income estates. She has […]

The best cookbooks for World Vegan Day

Read More World Vegan Day falls on 1 November, and it celebrates veganism and raises awareness for the benefits of a vegan lifestyle. It is also a good moment to dispel myths around vegan food, ingredients, and lifestyles. Enjoying veganism does necessarily involve rigid rules, lab-made honey, overpriced tofu (support your local Asian supermarket), nor […]

Mercedes-Benz owners targeted in sophisticated theft syndicate run from jail

Read More Mercedes Benz owners are the target of a syndicate being run from jail. Jermaine Prim, a convicted gangster from Eldorado Park in Johannesburg, is allegedly running an elaborate luxury car theft syndicate targeting Mercedes-Benz vehicle owners from inside his prison cell.  Prim, who is facing fresh theft and fraud charges, allegedly scours social […]

Giorgia Meloni appoints minister once pictured wearing Nazi armband

Read More A Brothers of Italy politician who was once photographed wearing a Nazi swastika armband is among the junior ministers appointed in Giorgia Meloni’s government. Galeazzo Bignami, named undersecretary at the infrastructure ministry, caused controversy after a photograph of him wearing the armband was published by an Italian newspaper in 2016. The photo dated […]

Supreme Court likely to ban affirmative action in college admissions, legal experts say

Post Content After lengthy and heated oral arguments Monday, Supreme Court experts say the justices are likely to bar the use of affirmative action in college admissions. “This proved to be a full-contact oral argument for both the advocates and the justices,” said George Washington University law professor and Fox News contributor Jonathan Turley. “The […]

Mark Meadows lawsuit fighting Jan. 6 subpoenas tossed by federal judge

Post Content A U.S. district court has thrown out former Trump administration chief of staff Mark Meadows’s lawsuit against the House Jan. 6 Committee. Meadows filed the lawsuits hoping to vacate two subpoenas issued for him last year to appear before the committee. MARK MEADOWS COMPLYING WITH DOJ SUBPOENA, TURNING OVER DOCUMENTS PREVIOUSLY SHARED WITH […]

Democratic defector Tulsi Gabbard films ad for Republican Kristi Noem in final midterm push

Post Content Former Democrat Tulsi Gabbard threw her weight behind Republican South Dakota Gov. Christi Noem’s re-election effort Tuesday. Gabbard released a new ad supporting Noem on Tuesday as the governor enters her final week of campaigning before Election Day. Noem is the clear favorite to defeat Democratic challenger Jamie Smith, currently holding a double-digit […]