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Prof Jay hits the studio again weeks after recovery - Vimarsana News

Prof Jay hits the studio again weeks after recovery

The legend of hip-hop has returned to the studio after recovering from a prolonged period of hospitalization.

Government response weak and at times disingenuous – abuse inquiry chairwoman - Vimarsana News

Government response weak and at times disingenuous – abuse inquiry chairwoman

The panel said it fears action on its recommendations could be deferred indefinitely ‘for the sake of other political priorities'.

The Guardian view on the child sexual abuse inquiry: survivors deserve better | Editorial - Vimarsana News

The Guardian view on the child sexual abuse inquiry: survivors deserve better | Editorial

<strong>Editorial:</strong> The government’s response to Alexis Jay’s report is inadequate. Ministers must step up and show victims the effort was worthwhile

Popular Tanzanian rapper and politician, PROFESSOR JAY, bounces back after illness &#x2013; He has lost too much weight and looks almost unrecognizable (PHOTO). - Vimarsana News

Popular Tanzanian rapper and politician, PROFESSOR JAY, bounces back after illness &#x2013; He has lost too much weight and looks almost unrecognizable (PHOTO).

Wednesday, 03 May 2023 - Legendary rapper and politician Joseph Haule, better known by the stage name Prof Jay, has made a comeback after a long illness. Taking to his Instagram account, Jay thanked his fans, friends and family for their support as he recovers after being discharged from the hospital. “First of all, I want…

The Guardian view on Sunak's grooming crackdown: blunt tools will do more harm than good | Editorial - Vimarsana News

The Guardian view on Sunak's grooming crackdown: blunt tools will do more harm than good | Editorial

<strong>Editorial:</strong> Child sexual abuse victims deserve more from ministers than divisive stereotypes and inflammatory language