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Breaking Chains Academy's Luis Granados says the doors are always open for any teenager who needs a safe place to land. The goal? To put them on a path to success.

Black communities and allies from across Canada will gather in Halifax this week for the National Black Canadians Summit. Several local performers have been asked to represent the diverse talent pool in the city.

A RESIDENT from Tadley is organising a charity fundraiser in a bid raise money to help Ukrainian refugees.

This is the first in a series of stories about gender equality in China to celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8. Here, Phoebe Zhang looks at how the case of one trafficked woman led to unprecedented public attention and calls for action in China. “Is she China’s mother? Is she China’s reproductive organ? The bloody leash she wears around...

La tendencia es inquietante, por su origen y sus efectos. Las familias tienen graves problemas económicos para sobrevivir y para aliviar la carga utilizan a las menores de edad para bodas prematuras

NDUKENHLE PENS SECOND BOOK Author, Ndukenhle Sir Buthelezi talks about the success of his second book. AUTHOR Ndukenhle Sir Buthelezi’s (42) first book, Breaking Chains of Poverty, has inspired him to write his second book called From Passion to Profession. The KZN-born author told Daily Sun that in 2017 he published his 60-page book in South Africa, but an American publisher saw the book and requested that he publish it abroad as well. “Being approached by an international...

Meet this New Jersey-based master of street art, a muralist whose larger than life images transcend the clandestine expression of graffiti.