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eNCA reporter under fire for racism 25 February 2021 11:35 AM Share This: #eNCA was trending on Twitter on Thursday, with some accusing the reporter and broadcaster of racism and unconscious bias. An eNCA journalist is under fire for appearing to treat two politicians - one black, one white - differently during a post-budget interview on Wednesday. Political reporter Lindsay Dentlinger was interviewing Freedom Front Plus leader Pieter Groenewald who conducted the interview without a mask. As...

  “Roz is my best friend! I’d actually be lost without her. She’s always been there for me through everything. The three of us (Bec, our older sister, Roz, and I) get along so well, we’re so lucky to have each other. Growing up we were very close, there’s only three years between us, and our parents used to dress us in the same outfits – which, as we got older, we weren’t a fan of. Of course we’d also go through phases like most sisters of finding each really annoying but also ...

Starting today, the Norwich Bulletin is bringing our readers a weekly special where we interview local restaurant owners and chefs to learn more about their story; were calling it The Local Flavor. Digital Editor Blaine Callahan has reached out to several beloved restaurants to help give them a spotlight during what has been a challenging time for small business and restaurants in particular.  Our first story features Rodney Green, owner of Olde Tymes restaurant in Norwich. With 37 years un...

April 3, 2021 You are here: Home / World Economic Forum / Here’s what global progress on COVID-19 vaccination looks like Here’s what global progress on COVID-19 vaccination looks like (Credit: Unsplash) This article is brought to you thanks to the collaboration of The European Sting with the World Economic Forum. Author: Andrew Berkley, Lead, Immersive Technology and Content, World Economic Forum & John Letzing, Digital Editor, Strategic Intelligence, World Economic Forum Several COVID-...

These sweet dumplings, or tong yuan, are made with glutinous rice flour. Despite its name, this flour is actually gluten-free, and it’s the same used to make the outer chewy shells of mochi. The result is a lightly sweet, toothsome dessert one can enjoy while viewing the holiday’s concluding event—the lantern festival.  4. by The Woks of Life You’ll have to swing by your local Asian market to pick up the main ingredient for this cold appetizer, and once you try it, you’ll constant...

Fortune Announces New Digital Editor Rachel Schallom News provided by Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, Feb. 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Yesterday evening, Editor-In-Chief Clifton Leaf announced that Rachel Schallom will be FORTUNEs new Digital Editor, effective February 19. Schallom has been FORTUNEs Deputy Digital Editor since September 2019. Rachel Schallom In an internal memo to staff, Leaf wrote, "As everyone at FORTUNE knows, Rachel has been an outstanding deputy for the pas...

Shares In January, actress Kim Basinger put Craigslist on the spot by demanding the platform ban all posts regarding animals. Through various loopholes, the website has been used to sell and trade animals for numerous unethical purposes such as dog fighting and puppy mill activity. To understand more about this underground market, we interviewed Kelly Reeves, founder of Southern California rescue Paw Prints in the Sand. From the Craigslist loophole to the efforts being made to stop it, here’s...

Russell Dickerson On The Bobby Bones Show If you were listening to The Bobby Bones Show Friday morning on your way to work or school chances are you caught the segment of the show that featured Russell Dickerson. Dickerson came in by himself, with his guitar and did not disappoint!  If you missed it we have the details here and the performances as well. Dont miss The Bobby Bones Show weekday mornings from 5:00 AM to 9:00 AM on Kickin 100.5!  Digital Editor of The Bobby Bones Show wrote; Rus...

Michael PhillipsGetty Images For the first time ever, popular online florist Bloom & Wild will not sell red roses for Valentine’s Day because the annual holiday on 14th February "shouldn’t be about ticking a box with a generic dozen". Red roses are predictably the go-to romantic flower of choice and, in the art of floriography, red roses symbolise love and enduring passion. No other flower states this quite as effectively as the red rose. But are red roses as popular as they once were? Las...

Shares Traditional proclamations of love—going out for a white-tablecloth dinner, holding hands in a movie theater, dancing the night away amongst a crowd—will still largely be on hold this Valentine’s Day. In lieu of these public activities, show your love with swoon-worthy vegan sweets. These 12 vegan treats go way beyond the lackluster box of chocolates found at the grocery store, and they ship nationwide. From experiential chocolate tastings to beautifully decorated cookie dough-fille...