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Drum Rolling into Bahamas International Film Festival, Bonnemaison Premieres Blessed Unrest - Vimarsana News

Drum Rolling into Bahamas International Film Festival, Bonnemaison Premieres Blessed Unrest

/PRNewswire/ -- Blessed Unrest, a documentary feature by Mari Bonnemaison, will premiere at the Bahamas International Film Festival on May 6, 2023 at the ocean...

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Pamplin Media Group - U-pick fruit ready on Sauvie Island

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FKAA building earns state green status - Vimarsana News

FKAA building earns state green status

The Florida Green Building Coalition, the state’s leading certifier of green residential and commercial construction, land developments and local governments, has certified the Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority building at the

Jesus College at Cambridge returns looted Nigerian artefacts - Vimarsana News

Jesus College at Cambridge returns looted Nigerian artefacts

The sculpture of a cockerel was one of hundreds of Benin Bronzes that were pillaged from the once mighty Kingdom of Benin, located in what is now Nigeria.

Germany will return 440 ancient Benin Bronzes to Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Germany will return 440 ancient Benin Bronzes to Nigeria

There has been mounting pressure to return bronzes since BLM movement  The artefacts, among the most highly regarded works of African art, were plundered by the British Empire during the capture and sacking of Benin in 1897 Germany's culture minister announced return of the artefacts on Thursday Monika Gruetters said she hoped for 'reconciliation with the descendants of those whose cultural treasures were stolen'