City of God, 20 years on | Arts and Culture
It has been 20 years since the Brazilian crime epic, City of God, hit theatres for the first time and
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An unexpected friendship: A lighthouse across the years | Arts and Culture
The first time I saw Stan Heginbotham, we were standing in an elevator. It was January 2003 and I had
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Lobster bisque for the blues | Mental Health
On my first day at my new elementary school, I peed myself on the sidewalk waiting for my dad to
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Germany returns 20 Nigerian bronzes, noting its ‘dark past’ | Arts and Culture News
More than 5,000 ancient artefacts are estimated to have been looted from Nigeria by England when it colonised the country.
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Giant Little Choppers: Mozambique’s helicopter kid | Arts and Culture
From: Africa Direct A Mozambican boy who builds life-size models of helicopters and cars from wire and cardboard has high
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What is a bisht and why was Messi wearing it at the World Cup? | Qatar World Cup 2022 News
EXPLAINER The emir of Qatar put a bisht on Argentina captain Messi during the World Cup closing ceremony. At the
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‘Preventive conservation’ at Venetian palace | In Pictures
Art restorers in Venice are conducting an ambitious monitoring project to analyse and intervene early on precious artworks and elaborate
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Kenya: Music, activism and ending police violence | Police
From: Generation Change Disillusioned by electoral politics, an activist and a musician mobilise against police killings and government neglect. Wanjira
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World Cup 2022 closing ceremony set to be ‘A Night To Remember’ | Qatar World Cup 2022 News
Almost 90,000 are expected to attend Sunday’s closing ceremony at Lusail Stadium followed by the France-Argentina match. After a month
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How Muchachos became Argentina’s unofficial World Cup 2022 anthem | Qatar World Cup 2022 News
Lyrics make reference to Maradona, Messi, World Cup heartbreaks, Copa American triumph, and hopes of a third World Cup. It
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