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mercredi 17 février 2021, par Gabinho
Since February 10, the door has been closed at the Lycée Français de Lomé until February 23. And for good reason, the discovery of an epidermal outbreak of Coronavirus.
Indeed, according to information, since January 15, when a first case was detected, cases have followed and there are 27 positive cases (including 21 students and 6 teachers at five levels).
A situation which led the National Coordination for the Management of the Response to COVID-19, to demand a closure of this high school and the submission of students and teachers to PCR tests. As for positive cases, quarantine is required.
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Writers celebrate close literary links in online festival Virtual Crossways 2021: The Irish Scottish Cultural and Literary Festival this weekend which features Bulgarian-born writer Kapka Kassabova who now lives in the Highlands By Val Sweeney Published: 19:30, 12 February 2021
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Writer Kapka Kassabova.
A Bulgarian-born writer living in the Highlands is to take part in an online festival bringing together some of the most-acclaimed poets and writers in Ireland and Scotland.
Award-winning Kapka Kassabova, who lives at Kilmorack, is taking part in Virtual Crossways 2021: The Irish Scottish Cultural and Literary Festival this weekend.