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Envison Rwanda in Kimihurura recently hosted "Paint with Us", a live session, for amateurs to paint on canvas.

And in terms of the priti patel one, it wasnt something that affected the whole country. it was a row about how she was treating civil servants, so it didnt affect everybody up and down the country in the way this story did. i think thats why it got the cut through, because lockdown has affected every single one of us in the way nobody has ever lived through anything like this. i think thats the difference. 0k. im interested now in how scoops might help the bottom line. victoria, in the olden da...

That morning on friday, and also on the morning of sunday morning, which was the day after the resignation. the people raced to the new stand to buy more copies. obviously during lockdown times, we havent been able to sell as many copies because shops have been closed. thankfully things are opening up now. but digitally its a fascinating story. so, that video, when we put the video out there, its actually been the biggest, most—viewed video in the suns history. i think the reason for that is p...

As perhaps you would have got if people bought a physical copy? the physical copies of our paper went up considerably that morning on friday, and also on the morning of sunday morning which was the day after the race or nation. the people rest of the new stand to buy more copies. during lockdown times, we havent been able to sell as many copies because shops have been close, thankfully things are opening up now. but digital come fascinating story. that video, when we put the video out there, its...

Would have got to people about a physical copy-— would have got to people about a physical copy. the physical copies of our paper _ physical copy. the physical copies of our paper went _ physical copy. the physical copies of our paper went up _ physical copy. the physical copiesj of our paper went up considerably that morning on friday. and also on the morning of sunday morning which was the day after the race or nation. the people rest of the new stand to buy more copies. during lockdown time...

Budding young Offaly journalist s brilliant Christmas paper raises money for charity Reporter: );  ); A budding young Offaly journalist has produced a brilliant Christmas paper which has raised money for charity. Conor Fennessy, a  5th class in St Patricks Primary, Edenderry, made a Christmas newspaper called The Arctic Herald which he decided to sell it in his school and gave all proceeds to Childline. Last Christmas he made his first issue which was given to family. Then, throughout lockdo...