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Suspected cultists invade Imo community, kill seven - Vimarsana News

Suspected cultists invade Imo community, kill seven

The police say the killers are suspected to be members of a cult group.

An Indonesian mother's unending — and inspiring — protest to find her son's killer | Business - Vimarsana News

An Indonesian mother's unending — and inspiring — protest to find her son's killer | Business

SINGAPORE — Every Thursday for Maria Catarina Sumarsih begins the same: make breakfast for her husband and daughter, pray the Rosary, prepare the placards, grab her umbrella and head toward

An Indonesian mother's unending — and inspiring — protest to find her son's killer - Vimarsana News

An Indonesian mother's unending — and inspiring — protest to find her son's killer

Maria Catarina Sumarsih's dedication has inspired a wider rights movement in a country that's failed to reckon with a past marked by atrocities.

An Indonesian mother's unending — and inspiring — protest to find her son's killer - Vimarsana News

An Indonesian mother's unending — and inspiring — protest to find her son's killer

Maria Catarina Sumarsih's dedication has inspired a wider rights movement in a country that's failed to reckon with a past marked by atrocities.

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With such uncertainty and mistrust in our leadership and political parties, where can  South African youth turn to for honest and fair leadership? - Vimarsana News

With such uncertainty and mistrust in our leadership and political parties, where can  South African youth turn to for honest and fair leadership?

For far too long now, the South African youth has been reduced to little more than spectators. Young people live hand-to-mouth with an increasing inequality gap where their best shot at life is  hoping that, through political connectedness, they might one day score a tender and get to emulate their leaders. Policy makers who do not consult those most likely to  be affected by their parliamentary edicts. By Mbuso Kunene, Durban University of Technology; Journalism alumnus