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No Fire Zone is a different kind of film, said Callum Macrae. It is
a feature length unlike the other two, so we were able to provide much
more detail. It gives the viewer much more of a real understanding of what
actually happened in the No Fire Zones during the final months of the war. We
are trying to show the sheer awfulness of what happened. We are depicting
things that should never be shown in a movie, but it is helping to get the real
Former captain Arjuna Ranatunga has slammed Sri Lanka Cricket for agreeing to host a “second-string Indian team” in a white-ball series later this month.
India and Sri Lanka are due to compete in three ODIs and as many T20 Internationals this month. With India’s major stars in England for an upcoming Test series, the team here is being led by opening batsman Shikhar Dhawan and features half a dozen uncapped players.
“This is a second-string Indian team and their coming here is an insult on our cricket. I blame the current administration for agreeing to play with them due to television marketing needs,” Ranatunga told reporters.
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Fiji has recorded another 404 new cases of Covid-19 and five deaths in the 24 hours to 8am on Friday. Colonial War Memorial Hospital in Suva. Source: Doctors Assisting in South Pacific Islands
Most of the new cases are from the western and central division where the capital Suva is located, according to the Health Ministry.
Secretary James Fong said two of the latest cases were detected at a quarantine facility in the northern port of Malau on Vanua Levu, the second largest island.
He said the pair were repatriates from the Central Division and are now in isolation.
Of the five deaths, one was certified to have been caused by Covid-19, one caused by other illnesses while three are being investigated.
Reverend Dr Ernest Adu-Gyamfi, Chairman of the Governing Board of NPC Reverend Dr Ernest Adu-Gyamfi, Chairman of the Governing Board of the National Peace Council (NPC) says peace building is a never-ending process requiring a never-ending effort by all citizens.
He said the whole of Africa and the international community looked up to Ghana as the beacon and symbol of peace as such, the nation could not afford to disappoint them.
Rev Adu-Gyamfi made the remarks during the opening ceremony of the National Stakeholders’ Dialogue organized by NPC and the Commonwealth Secretariat, at Ada in Accra.
The 3-day event is on the theme: “Countering Post-Election 2020 violence and building consensus for greater political tolerance in Ghana.”