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Neha Dhupia Left This ROFL Comment On Angad Bedi's Weekend Post Neha Dhupia Left This ROFL Comment On Angad Bedi's Weekend Post The fun clip features Angad sharing his weekend plans Angad Bedi in a still from the video. (courtesy: angadbedi) Highlights "My wife told me to get ready by 11.30," he added "This is what my weekend looks like," he added New Delhi: Angad Bedi is the perfect husband. His latest video on Instagram will back up this claim. The fun clip features Angad sharing his weekend plans with us. Looking sleek in a black T-shirt, he says in Punjabi, "The weekend is here ...

THE STANDARD By Jane Godia | March 8th 2021 at 14:42:51 GMT +0300 Jane Godia, Director, Africa, Women in News. Today is International Women’s Day - it’s a moment to think about how much better our news diet could be if inequities were eliminated In 1995, when the curtains fell in one of the largest meetings that have ever brought women together to discuss women in development, it was noted that women and media remain key to development. Twenty-six years later, the relevant “Article J” of the Beijing Platform for Action, remains unfulfilled. Its two strategic objectives with regard t...

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‘Nothing left to steal — now the criminals have resorted to arson’ By Riaan Marais - 06 February 2021 NOT MUCH LEFT: Bethelsdorp Comprehensive School principal Ralph Jacobus assesses the damage caused after a classroom was set alight. Image: Riaan Marais Vandalised facilities, a disintegrating structure and now blackened walls as a result of an alleged arson attack  — staff are at their wits’ end when it comes to maintaining the dignity of a long-neglected northern areas school. Educators at Bethelsdorp Comprehensive School say they have lost cou...

PREMIUM By Herald Reporter - 06 February 2021 It’s as much a part of SA food heritage as rooibos tea, biltong and pap — but who would have said the world famous Mrs Ball’s chutney is named after a young woman from King William’s Town?.. This article is reserved for DispatchLIVE subscribers. Get access to ALL DispatchLIVE content from only R45.00 per month. Already subscribed? Simply sign in below. Already registered on HeraldLIVE, BusinessLIVE, TimesLIVE or SowetanLIVE? Sign in with the same details.