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Dai Nippon Construction from Japan has begun mobilization for the reconstruction of the Teouma Bridge on Efate, a project funded by the Japanese Government following Cyclone Pam.
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Online manga released by the Japan International Cooperation Agency are featuring the experiences of Japanese development aid workers in Asia and Africa to shine a light on their role in the country's official development assistance.
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Ryōta Iwasaki will voice Manu in the anime. The manga centers on the everyday life of the cats Suna and Manu, who live in a desert — a desert made of sugar instead of sand. (The story's title has a wordplay that can be translated as "Peculiar Desert" or "Candy Desert," and the manga uses multiple plays on words, such as between sand or suna and sugar or satō.) Takamura debuted the manga via social media in 2019, and the manga began serialization in LINE Manga on the same day as the anime announcement on Tuesday.