Culture
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From trash to treasure for globe-trotting Japanese cardboard artist
Shimazu, 30, a collector of cardboard, has traveled to 27 countries to pick up boxes destined to be discarded. From…
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Food Shortage Endemic in Kikori Delta
These sago making communities have now refrained from sources of food and water in fear of being poisoned after dead…
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Finland is world’s happiest country, U.S. discontent grows: U.N. report
Finland, rose from fifth place last year to oust Norway from the top spot. The 2018 top-10, as ever dominated…
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Physicist Stephen Hawking, who conquered the stars, dies at 76
He died peacefully at his home in the British university city of Cambridge in the early hours of Wednesday.
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Microsoft women filed 238 discrimination and harassment complaints: court documents
Women at Microsoft Corp working in U.S.-based technical jobs filed 238 internal complaints about gender discrimination or sexual harassment between…
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Mi Ripot Show – Episode 10, 2018
Vivienne Yeki from New Zealand pleads for help on behalf of the people of Poroma as she sent this story…
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Government Decision to Merge Water Companies Not Received in Good Spirit by Employees
Mr Kuvia said, the bulldozing decision of the government to merge a under performing entity with a reputable company like…
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New Zealand’s Vivienne Yeki Pleads for Help on Behalf of Poroma People
Mr Bamu Ramu, a community leader in Poroma is urgently requesting that food be sent to Poroma as more than…
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Two million children in Congo at risk of starvation, U.N. warns
More than 2 million children in the Democratic Republic of Congo are estimated to be at risk of dying from…
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Egypt struggles to end female genital mutilation
AWLAD SERAG, Egypt (Reuters) - In a tiny village in Egypt's southern province of Assiut, 16-year-old Amany Shamekh, who wants…
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