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YB Foundation, an initiative dedicated to preserving the legacy of the late musician Yvan Buravan, is gearing up to initiate a cancer awareness campaign in Bugesera District on Friday, November 17. Named ‘Turi Kumwe,’ this campaign aims to raise awareness about cancer, the ailment that took the life of the renowned artist on August 17, 2022. Following Yvan Buravan’s passing, his siblings and friends came together to establish the YB Foundation, carrying forward the initiatives and work he had begun.Top of Form The campaign’s primary objectives will primarily focus on educating individuals about cancer and its risk factors, urging the…

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In a noteworthy announcement, the British Fashion Council (BFC) revealed that Edward Enninful OBE, the Editor-in-Chief of British Vogue and European Editorial Director of Vogue, is set to be honored with the prestigious Trailblazer Award at The Fashion Awards 2023. Scheduled for December 4th at the Royal Albert Hall in London, this event stands as a crucial fundraiser for the BFC Foundation, spotlighting the convergence of fashion, culture, and entertainment. Edward Enninful has carved out a groundbreaking career as a stylist, editor, and creative director. Starting as a model and styling assistant, he made history by becoming the youngest-ever editor…

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The United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) marked a historic occasion at the World Travel Market in London, convening a record-breaking 40 Tourism Ministers from around the world for a robust discussion on the transformative power of education in the tourism sector. The summit, hosted for the 17th time at the World Travel Market, addressed the pressing need for investment in education and skills development to harness the potential of the youth in the tourism industry. UNWTO Executive Director Natalia Bayona welcomed the diverse assembly of ministers, highlighting the critical role of education in shaping the future of global tourism.…

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In the realm of science fiction, the concept of meeting one’s future self has been a timeless fascination, from classic short stories to iconic movies like Back to the Future. Dr. Hal Hershfield, a seasoned psychologist and professor, explores the intriguing idea of bringing this concept closer to reality by imagining conversations with our future selves. The potential impact on our well-being and decision-making is more significant than we might realize. A Glimpse into the Future In Ted Chiang’s short story, a young merchant travels years ahead to encounter his future self, receiving warnings, promises, and valuable tips. This narrative,…

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In response to the global challenges posed by the pandemic, the member states of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) have jointly declared 2023 as the Year of Tourism, aiming to rejuvenate the tourism industry not only within the SCO space but worldwide, according to Zhang Ming. Zhang Ming, the Secretary-General of the SCO, shared plans for an upcoming forum that will address key issues related to the development and implementation of measures to boost tourism across the SCO region. The forum is anticipated to convene heads of tourism administrations from member states, SCO observers, dialogue partners, international organizations, leaders of…

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“The Marvels,” the latest addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), fell short of expectations, garnering just $47 million (£38 million) in its opening weekend in the United States. This performance marks the MCU’s lowest-ever opening, in stark contrast to the historic success of “Avengers: Endgame,” which raked in a record-breaking $1.2 billion (£980 million) in global ticket sales during its debut in 2019. Starring Brie Larson, Iman Vellani, and Teyonah Parris, “The Marvels” serves as a sequel to the 2019 film “Captain Marvel.” However, the new installment experienced a 67% decline in box office performance compared to its predecessor,…

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Ongoing heavy rainfall is exacerbating flooding in northern France, even after the highest-level flood warnings have been rescinded. Despite the improved status, numerous departments are still grappling with waterlogged conditions, with predictions of continued rain throughout the week. While the Pas-de-Calais prefecture has lifted the highest-level flood warnings, concerns persist as precipitation is expected to intensify on Monday and Tuesday. The Pas-de-Calais prefecture has issued a warning, stating, “The situation remains worrying, as precipitation should… intensify Monday and Tuesday. Tuesday should be marked by heavy and more intense rain, which could have a considerable impact on waterways.” In the towns…

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London (AFP) – In recognition of his standout performances for Chelsea this season, Cole Palmer has earned a belated call-up to Gareth Southgate’s England squad for the team’s last two Euro 2024 qualifiers. Following the unfortunate injuries leading to the withdrawal of James Maddison, Lewis Dunk, and Callum Wilson, Southgate has included Palmer in the squad along with Aston Villa centre-back Ezri Konsa and Manchester City defender Rico Lewis. This trio will bolster the team for the upcoming matches against Malta and North Macedonia. Palmer, the Chelsea forward, showcased his prowess with a stoppage-time equalizer from the penalty spot during…

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In a significant development, an investigating judge has ordered the trial of 65-year-old Roger Lumbala, currently detained in France since his arrest at the end of 2020. Lumbala, a former opposition lawmaker who led the RCD-N party, is accused of leading an armed group suspected by UN investigators of committing heinous acts, including extrajudicial killings, rapes, and cannibalism during the Democratic Republic of Congo’s civil war from 1998-2002. The charges specifically relate to Lumbala’s actions in 2002 in the north-eastern Ituri region, predominantly targeting the Nande and Twa ethnic groups, according to prosecutors at the time of his arrest. A…

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Clothing is a basic requirement much like access to food, drink, and shelter especially in terms of offering warmth and defense against harsh weather conditions. Clothing is also a form of cultural identity and expression. The history of fashion and clothing in Rwanda is difficult to trace as there is very little written documentation from the past. However, some information can be gathered from art like traditional clothes available to the people today and, oral history passed down over generations. Rwandan fashion has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years, evolving from traditional clothing rooted in Rwandan culture to a…

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