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Rain welcome, but don't let your guard down yet - Vimarsana News

Rain welcome, but don't let your guard down yet

While the recent rainfall has provided a glimmer of hope for Nelson Mandela Bay, the challenges posed by climate change and infrastructure vulnerabilities persist.

So, is the drought over yet? - Vimarsana News

So, is the drought over yet?

The torrential rain at the weekend has broken Nelson Mandela Bay’s “meteorological drought” but, with its biggest dam, the Impofu, still sitting below 20%, the city is not yet out of the woods.

Official homelessness figures fell last year, but shelters report helping more people - Vimarsana News

Official homelessness figures fell last year, but shelters report helping more people

The number of homeless people in the Netherlands decreased last year for the third year in a row, though homeless shelters reported helping more people. Last year, almost 27,000 Netherlands residents were homeless, compared to 32,000 the year before, Statistics Netherlands (CBS) reported.

Source: nltimes.nl
Dutch court upholds Schengen ban for British conspiracy theorist David Icke - Vimarsana News

Dutch court upholds Schengen ban for British conspiracy theorist David Icke

A Dutch court in Haarlem upheld an earlier decision to ban David Icke from entering the Schengen Area. State Secretary Eric van der Burg imposed a two-year ban on Icke shortly before he was scheduled to speak at a rally on Dam Square in Amsterdam in November 2022.

Source: nltimes.nl
Frans Hals review – boring, lifeless portraits with flamboyant facial hair - Vimarsana News

Frans Hals review – boring, lifeless portraits with flamboyant facial hair

Comprehensive collection of the 17th-century painter’s work aims to place him alongside Rembrandt and Vermeer, but his technically brilliant paintings are weirdly soulless