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1 Sydney Kramer has the equivalent of your weekly Whole Foods grocery list tattooed on her body. Maitake mushrooms, carrots, garlic, banana, cilantro, mint, uni, allium flowers, a prawn and other inked images wrap around her forearms, snake up the sides of her ribs and across her stomach and blanket her thighs. There are more than 20 tattoos depicting herbs, spices, produce and the specific tools used to cook or serve them. Kramer was not part of the chef-as-rock-star cosmos in the early 2010s,...

Members of this committee will serve for a minimum of one year term and maximum term of three years. This is a voluntary opportunity to make a difference in the Kenya Innovation System, hence no compensation shall be provided for being part of the committee. “We are excited to have the team volunteer their time in supporting the innovation and entrepreneurship drive that KeNIA is embarking on,” said Prof Reuben Marwanga, Chairman of the KeNIA Board. “We are confident that their contribut...

The Other Americans: Biden Ends Controversial Asylum Agreements The new administration has vowed to ‘address root causes that compel individuals to migrate.’ The Biden Administration has suspended the controversial Asylum Cooperation Agreements signed between the Trump Administration and the governments of Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras. The move is part of the administration’s rejection of Trump’s hardline anti-immigration policies. By the time that the agreement was ...

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Dwindling number of Africans own land Research has shown that inequality in access to land is increasing across the African continent. Experts are calling for more rules and controls on the sale of land to counteract poverty. A lucrative building boom for some people on Kenyas coastal regions is causing great suffering for many fisherfolk. In Tudor, the northern coastal strip in the Kenyan city of Mombasa, apartment buildings and hotels are going up at a dizzying rate. "Big companies are buildi...

Netflix original series "Living Undocumented" highlightings the reality behind America’s immigration laws. By Diana Goron

CP Illustration: Abbie Adams As we stagger away from 2020, we look back at the past year as one of devastating loss and seemingly endless instability. But hopefully, two developments provide some reason to look ahead with cautious optimism. The coming days will see a new presidency promising a swifter, more organized response to the coronavirus crisis. And already, two versions of the COVID-19 v...

Close DUSTIN LUCA/Staff photoAs the air gets colder and pandemic changes day to day, calls for donations benefiting restaurant staff are lining up again to help impacted restaurant workers make ends meet. That now includes the Sheehans, a Salem couple who recently organized another fundraiser for North Shore residents to help workers get through the pandemic. Pictured from left: Mark Sheehan, donor Denis Castleton, ONeills waitress and donation recipient Kenia Melinda Joy,...

Person of interest. >> people do weird things in their normal life. how do we know that hes not just a weird guy? >> reporter: and then a few days later, gurules investigation turned up more surveillance video which seemed to tell a whole new story, because there was kenia with another man entirely. this caught the two of them in the lobby of an apartment building near the club where kenia had been drinking. was she going up to his place? well, if she was, she didnt stay long, because a few minu...

Weirdness about her being with that guy, i would have done something. >> hes really worried about this whole investigation, about this missing girl. but we believe him. he didnt do anything. >> reporter: in fact, there was no evidence travis did anything wrong. he certainly wasnt a suspect, barely a person of interest. he even had an alibi for his whereabouts after he dropped off kenia. >> he said he had gone to his girlfriends house. at the time that we knew she had disappeared. and then his gi...