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After a 14-month-long pregnancy, K'tusha the okapi finally got to meet her little girl. The 7-year-old Chester Zoo resident gave birth to her calf Nia Nia in late December, and now the rare baby is ready to meet the world. Nia Nia is named after a village in the Democratic Republic of Congo — the only place in the world where okapis are found in the wild, according to a release from the English zoo. Get push notifications with news, features and more. + Follow Following You'll get the latest updates on this topic ...
Photo of two brothers, one waring a hearing aid, by G. Vaughan for All Ears International. (Credit: WHO via Courthouse News) GENEVA (AFP) — One in four of the world’s population will suffer from hearing problems by 2050, the World Health Organization warned Tuesday, calling for extra investment in prevention and treatment. The first-ever global report on hearing said that the causes of many of the problems — such as infections, diseases, birth defects, noise exposure and lifestyle choices — could be prevented. The report proposed a package of measures, which it calculated would cos...
NOELLE HUSER for the Missoulian It was midnight when Ash Nataanii left her music studio in downtown Missoula and drove to her close friendâs house. She plugged in her phone and pushed play on the song sheâd been working on all day. Watery guitar riffs and cathartic drums bled from the car stereo, filling her ears with raw self-reflection. Her voice sang back to her, crying transparent lyrics, âI shifted gears and held you in my womb, I laughed it off but started weeping elephants in the room.â Her whole life she had every reason to not feel free, Nataanii said....
Share Mon, 21 December 2020 The Japanese government has provided $288,473 in total for three recipient organisations under the framework of the Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Project (“KUSANONE”). The funds are earmarked to be used for the installation of medical equipment, braille equipment and hearing diagnostic equipment. The three recipients are Prey Kabas Operational District, Krousar Thmey Cambodia and All Ears Cambodia. The grant contracts were signed on December 21 between Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to Cambodia Masahiro Mikami and repre...