Month: December 2021
Desmond Tutu’s laugh was contagious. His fight for freedom was deadly serious
Desmond Tutu will be remembered for helping end apartheid. But also for his memorable laugh, an infectious, cackling, howl employed in the service of easing tensions in a very tense nation. (Image credit: AFP/AFP/Getty Images)
Read MoreAG clarifies there won’t be curbs on unvaccinated unless epidemiologically justified
After media reports said government considering using restrictions to push more to get shots, Mandelblit stresses only health reasons are taken into account
Read More10,000 Russian troops reportedly redeployed from Ukraine border – NPR
10,000 Russian troops reportedly redeployed from Ukraine border NPR Russian troops returning to bases: reports Reuters Thousands of Russian troops withdrawing from Ukraine border: report | TheHill The Hill Over 10,000 Russian troops leaving Ukraine border region after month of drills New York Post
Read MoreDesmond Tutu, Archbishop Who Helped End Apartheid, Dies
The Anglican archbishop who led a global campaign to end South Africa’s racist policies and then helped in healing the nation’s wounds, has died at 90.
Read MoreFirst They Fought About Masks. Then Over the Soul of the City.
In Enid, Okla., pandemic politics prompted a fundamental question: What does it mean to be an American? Whose version of the country will prevail?
Read MoreSouth African anti-apartheid campaigner Archbishop Tutu dies aged 90 – Reuters
South African anti-apartheid campaigner Archbishop Tutu dies aged 90 Reuters Archbishop Desmond Tutu dies at 90 CNN South Africa’s Tutu – anti-apartheid hero who never stopped fighting for “Rainbow Nation” Yahoo News Desmond Tutu, Whose Voice Helped Slay Apartheid, Dies at 90 The New
Read MoreGerman police find Nazi ‘altar’ in home of drunk man who called for help
Officers arrive at man’s house and find memorabilia including knives, bullets and an ‘altar-like decoration’ in the living room featuring pictures of Adolf Hitler
Read MoreDesmond Tutu, a South African icon who was loved far and beyond his native land
They stood hand in hand on the day Nelson Mandela became South Africa’s first democratically elected president, for the pair had changed the nation.
Read MoreFurther US travel misery as hundreds more flights canceled amid COVID surge
Omicron-linked staff shortages hit airlines with nearly 1,000 international and domestic flights scrapped Saturday; 6,000 flights affected globally over holiday weekend
Read MoreIsrael to grant temporary residency to 2,440 Sudanese asylum seekers
Status will grant almost all the same rights as citizens, except voting in elections; can be renewed after 6 months if they prove their lives are centered in Israel
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