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Excerpts from the works of the 2023 Whiting Award winners - Vimarsana News

Excerpts from the works of the 2023 Whiting Award winners

The 2023 Whiting Award winners were announced Wednesday night. Here are excerpts from their work.

Source: wsiu.org
Excerpts from the works of the 2023 Whiting Award winners - Vimarsana News

Excerpts from the works of the 2023 Whiting Award winners

The 2023 Whiting Award winners were announced Wednesday night. Here are excerpts from their work.

Source: wwno.org
Klimaneutralität - Energie aus dem Wien Kanal - Vimarsana News

Klimaneutralität - Energie aus dem Wien Kanal

Wien Kanal zeigt mit zwei Pilotprojekten, wie Abwasser zur alternativen Energiequelle werden kann.

Seltene Anti-Regierungs-Proteste in Kuba | Tiroler Tageszeitung Online - Vimarsana News

Seltene Anti-Regierungs-Proteste in Kuba | Tiroler Tageszeitung Online

Diskussion Bei Protesten gegen die Regierung in Kuba, wie sie nur selten vorkommen, sind tausende Menschen gegen die kommunistischen Allein-Machthaber auf die Straße gegangen. Die Demonstrationen fanden am Sonntags (Ortszeit) spontan in verschiedenen Städten statt. „Nieder mit der Diktatur“, riefen die Menschen und brachten ihren Unmut über die aktuelle Wirtschaftskrise und die damit einhergehende Strom- und Lebensmittelknappheit zum Ausdruck. In der Hauptstadt Havanna versammelten sich Hunderte Demonstranten vor dem Kapitol und skandierten: „Wir wollen Freiheit“. Die Polizei se...

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My energy song in Bolga - Vimarsana News

My energy song in Bolga

Graphic Online BY: Elvis Dompreh 705 A few days ago, I had an ‘Atia’ moment with my classmates on our Whatsapp platform. One of my mates remarked wryly that I had so far not written a word about the power situation, especially since I now work at the Ministry of Energy. A chorus of agreement followed on the platform. The remark and the ensuing approvals reminded me of the story told of the legendary singer, A. B Crentsil, who once went to Bolgatanga to perform. After several songs, his local fans reminded him that he had notably failed to perform his hit song ‘Atia’ (a parody of a fi...