Author: THE CONNECTING NEWSPAPER

Ginger Trill Celebrates 9 Years Of Iconic Project “Mo Better.” Ginger Trill is celebrating a major milestone in his career as his acclaimed project, “Mo Better,” marks its 9th anniversary. Released in 2015, “Mo Better” has become a classic in the South African hip-hop scene, showcasing Ginger Trill’s lyrical prowess and unique style. Ginger Trill Celebrates 9 Years Of Iconic Project “Mo Better” The project features a blend of smooth flows, thought-provoking lyrics, and a jazz-influenced sound, and was an instant hit among fans and critics alike. “Mo Better” showcased Ginger Trill‘s talent as a rapper and positioned him as…

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LeBron James has made it clear that his son, Bronny, is not permitted to call him “dad” during their first season as teammates on the Lakers. On the latest episode of “The Shop” on Uninterrupted, James said he had already laid ground rules with his son about the dos and don’ts of their relationship as NBA teammates.  “He cannot call me dad in the workplace,” James said of Bronny. “Once we leave the practice facility, and the gates close, I could be dad again. In the car, if we ride together, I could be dad. At home, I can be…

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Aricell CEO Park Soon-kwan arrested over alleged violations of industrial safety law.The head of a South Korean lithium battery maker has been arrested over alleged violations of industrial safety law following a factory fire that killed 23 people. Suwon District Court approved a warrant to arrest Aricell CEO Park Soon-kwan over his role in the June blaze late on Wednesday, a court spokesperson said. The court also issued a warrant for Park’s son, who is an executive at Aricell, the spokesperson said. South Korea’s Ministry of Employment and Labor said Park had been arrested on charges of “causing the deaths…

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There’s no better way to impress a lady at the U.S. Open than with a signature Honey Deuce cocktail—or so one hopeful gentleman thought. A video capturing the moment has tennis fans buzzing.  On Monday at Louis Armstrong Stadium, a man eagerly made his way to his seat, double-fisting two iconic Honey Deuces, ready to watch American star Frances Tiafoe in action. However, just as he was about to sit next to a lady, someone else swooped in and handed her a drink first. Clearly distressed by the situation, the man was left holding two $23 U.S. Open cocktails—and no…

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Food security is not just a matter of quantity but also of quality.” By Angel Manero Campos We have hard work to do in order to address the pressing challenges of food security in our region to transform our agri-food systems into a resilient, productive and inclusive one. This takes into account the context-specific for each of our economies as well as the social, economic and environmental context we are experiencing at a global level. It is necessary to recall the importance of collaborative efforts and shared responsibility in ensuring food security for our people. The Asia-Pacific region, with its…

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UK artiste of Ghanaian descent, SILVASTONE has returned with a vibrant new single titled “Rocksteady,” released on August 23rd. Known for his genre-defying blend of Afrobeats, R&B, Hip-Hop, and Reggae, SILVASTONE continues to captivate with this new track. “Rocksteady” is a tribute to the unsung superwomen who inspire us daily, drawing from his musical heritage with influences from Highlife and Reggae, alongside the soulful tones of R&B. This release follows the success of SILVASTONE’s previous works, which have earned him accolades and a growing global audience. Listen to Rocksteady by SILVASTONE With over 23,000 Spotify monthly listeners and 55,000 YouTube…

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On Wednesday, the Steelers officially named Russell Wilson their starting quarterback heading into Week 1.”I met with both quarterbacks here just a few minutes ago after practice and I informed them that Russ is QB1 going into Week 1,” head coach Mike Tomlin said. “It was a difficult decision, but not difficult in a negative way.”It’s not a surprise Pittsburgh went with the 35-year-old, who has had the “pole position” all offseason and has already raised a Lombardi Trophy in his 12-year NFL career, but many had hoped to hear the name of dual-threat quarterback Justin Fields, instead. In March,…

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Powerful storm with gusts of up to 216km per hour made landfall near Satsumasendai city in southwestern Kyushu.Dozens of people have been injured and power was cut to a quarter of a million households after Typhoon Shanshan struck southwestern Japan. The typhoon, bringing gusts of up to 252 kilometres (157 miles) per hour and torrential rain, made landfall near Satsumasendai city on Kyushu island at about 8am on Thursday morning (23:00 GMT on Wednesday), the Japan Meteorological Agency said. It warned up to 60 centimetres (23.6 inches) of rain could fall in Kyushu over 24 hours. Public broadcaster NHK reported…

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The Supreme Court on Wednesday rebuffed a Biden administration plea seeking to revive the latest plan to tackle federal student loan debt. The court in a brief order denied an emergency request filed by the administration seeking to lift a nationwide injunction imposed by an appeals court. There were no noted dissents. The order said the appeals court that is currently handling the case should “render its decision with appropriate dispatch.” The Education Department issued a regulation finalizing its Saving on a Valuable Education, or SAVE, plan in July 2023, the month after the Supreme Court ruled the administration lacked authority to implement President…

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The 2024 edition of the ITU Radio Regulations ensures a stable regulatory environment for innovative radiocommunication services GENEVA, Switzerland – ​​The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) released Wednesday, August 28, 2024, an updated version of the Radio Regulations, the international treaty governing the global use of radio-frequency spectrum and satellite orbits. Entering into force on 1 January 2025, the 2024 e​dition of the ITU Radio Regulations is the result of a four-year process that culminated in four weeks of negotiations during the World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC-23), hosted last year in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The ITU Radio Regulations govern the global use of radio-frequency…

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