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The student athletes of the Sonic Boom of the South - Vimarsana News

The student athletes of the Sonic Boom of the South

Jackson State's marching band, the Sonic Boom of the South, wows the crowd every football Saturday. This is what it takes to make it happen.

Source: wapt.com
'God gives me reason to hope': why young Britons are turning to prayer | Religion - Vimarsana News

'God gives me reason to hope': why young Britons are turning to prayer | Religion

Six Guardian readers explore their relationship with spirituality, after a survey found under-35s were more likely to pray

Market insight - Vimarsana News

Market insight

There have been some significant new hires across a range of tax firms around the world.

Emotions Run High As M'sian Siblings Dress Up As Waiters To Surprise Parents After 2 Years - Vimarsana News

Emotions Run High As M'sian Siblings Dress Up As Waiters To Surprise Parents After 2 Years

The three siblings, who work in Singapore and had not been able to return home due to lockdown measures, cooked up an elaborate heartwarming reunion to surprise

Source: says.com
7pc Sabahans got booster shots so far | Daily Express Online - Sabah's Leading News Portal - Vimarsana News

7pc Sabahans got booster shots so far | Daily Express Online - Sabah's Leading News Portal

About 76,000 Sabahans have received their Covid-19 booster shots so far, which accounts for seven per cent of the State’s population, said Community Development and People’s Wellbeing Minister Datuk Shahelmey Yahya.   Shahelmey, who is also the appointed director of Sabah’s immunisation programme, said the vaccination rate of booster shots is expected to peak in January next year. He explained that the slow rate was due to many still being ineligible for the booster dose