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Ministry of Home Affairs to assess funding of 'Nordstad' project RTL|Update: 13.03.2021 15:50 Five municipalities in northern Luxembourg could merge by 2023 in order to strengthen the region in relation to southern and central Luxembourg. The Ministry of Home Affairs continues to support the five municipalities of Bettendorf, Diekirch, Erpeldange-sur-Sûre, Ettelbruck, and Schieren in their steps towards the merger by 2023. In this context, the municipalities and the min...

Originally from Cameroon but living in Luxembourg since 2005, Modestine Ekete combines her musical influences and traditional African instruments with contemporary sounds. A multidisciplinary artist, singer, dancer and actress, Modestine Ekete sings in Yemba (her mother tongue), French, Spanish and other languages ​​of Cameroon. The Afrostyle music showcases her latest album, Zing Ndada, released in 2017. In it, she deals with themes that are close to her heart: protecting the environment, women's rights, child protection, integration of young people and, of course, love. 3. Attend Luxe...

The Luxembourg government isn’t bidding on Birtrange castle, which was put up for auction by the Red Cross, officials have confirmed.  Located in the north of Luxembourg, the château was bequeathed to the Red Cross by its former owner, baroness Claudine de Broqueville, upon her death in January 2018. The Red Cross at the start of the year said it was selling the property with the proceeds in part financing the organisation’s new headquarter in Howald. Sitting on 85 hectares of land, the site is a national monument, with foundations dating to the 13th century although its current shape d...

Author: Maurice Fick - adapted for RTL Today|Update: 23.02.2021 06:40 © AFP People aged 75 and over and highly vulnerable individuals will be vaccinated from today onwards. Here is how and where to book an appointment. Who is concerned? Those concerned are residents from the age of 75, starting with the oldest (phase 2a), but also people who are in a highly vulnerable state of health (phase 2b). Overall, this includes roughly 5,000 people, specified Minister of Health Paulette Lenert o...

Author: Maurice Fick - RTL 5minutes, adapted for Today|Update: 17.02.2021 15:18 Invitations will be sent this week to people aged 75 and over, as well as people considered vulnerable due to health conditions. Vaccinations will begin from Monday 22 February. Minister of Health Paulette Lenert announced that vaccinations will begin on Monday, as long as the necessary doses are delivered. Invitations will go out this week ahead of the planned start date. Who will be eligible? Group 2a consists of Luxembourg r...