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German football kicks off as Europe begins reopening - UGNEWS24

German football kicks off as Europe begins reopening – UGNEWS24

Dortmund’s Norwegian forward Erling Braut Haaland (L) celebrates with teammates after scoring the opening goal for Dortmund during the Bundesliga football match against Schalke

Berlin, Germany | AFP |  Top flight German football kicked off again on Saturday as the French returned to the beach and Italy announced a resumption of European tourism, providing much-needed relief against the relentless…

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News24.com | 'Victim mentality', tolerating mediocrity: De Ruyter blasts Eskom culture in staff memo

Eskom group CEO André de Ruyter has sent a strongly worded letter to employees blasting what he calls a "victim mentality of acquired helplessness" at the company.

In the letter, he calls for a total overhaul of company culture and calls on staff to stop tolerating "mediocrity".

https://theworldnews.net/za-news/news24-com-victim-mentality-tolerating-mediocrity-de-ruyter-blasts-eskom-culture-in-staff-memo

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Recenzja Huawei Matebook X Pro 2022. Uwielbiam Za Ca?okszta?t, Nienawidz? Za Pierdo??

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Lucunya! Roti Tawar Berbentuk Kelinci Yang Sedang Populer Di Jepang Ini

Lucunya! Roti Tawar Berbentuk Kelinci Yang Sedang Populer Di Jepang Ini

Roti tawar berbentuk persegi tentu telah biasa. Di Jepang kini ada roti lucu dengan bentuk kepala kelinci. Saking populernya, roti terus cepat habis terjual.Usagi-za Lepus baru buka di Tokyo pada 2 Maret lalu. Namun kehadirannya viral di internet, membuat konsumen membludak tiba ke sana. Mereka penasaran dengan salah sesuatu produk unik buatan bakery. Foto: Rocket News24 Kepopuleran Usagi-za…

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SEE: Papa, boy hidden as funeral services start for New Zealand mosque strike scary

A father and son who fled the civil war in Syria for “the safest country in the world” were buried before hundreds of mourners on Wednesday, the first funerals for victims of shootings at two mosques in New Zealand that horrified a nation known for being welcoming and diverse.

The funerals of Khalid Mustafa, 44, and Hamza Mustafa, 15, came five days after a white supremacist methodically gunned down 50 worshippers at two mosques in Christchurch – a massacre that he broadcast live on Facebook.

Hamza’s high school principal described the student as compassionate and hardworking, and said he was an excellent horse rider who aspired to be a veterinarian.

Those present included Hamza’s younger brother, 13-year-old Zaed, who was wounded in an arm and a leg during the attack. The boy tried to stand during the ceremony but had to sit back in his wheelchair, one mourner said.

“We tried to not shake his hand, and not touch his hand or his foot, but he refused, he wanted to shake everybody’s hand, he wanted to show everyone that he appreciated them. And that’s amazing,” said Jamil El-Biza, who travelled from Australia to attend the funeral.

The Mustafas had moved to New Zealand last year, after spending six years as refugees in Jordan. Mustafa’s wife, Salwa, told Radio New Zealand that when the family asked about New Zealand they were told “it’s the safest country in the world, the most wonderful country you can go … you will start a very wonderful life there”.

She added, “But it wasn’t.”

New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said the family should have been safe.

“I cannot tell you how gutting it is to know that a family came here for safety and for refuge,” she said.

Families of those killed had been anxiously awaiting word on when they could bury their loved ones. Police Commissioner Mike Bush said police have now formally identified and released the remains of 21 of those killed. Islamic tradition calls for bodies to be cleansed and buried as soon as possible.

Speak of the victims instead

Four other burials were under way on Wednesday evening. Those victims include Junaid Ismail, Ashraf Ali and Lilik Abdul Hamid. The fourth victim’s name was suppressed by court order.

The burials began soon after Ardern renewed her call for people to speak of the victims rather than the man who killed them.

Also on Wednesday, a man accused of sharing video footage of Friday’s massacre was jailed by a judge until his next court appearance in mid-April. And Bush said he believes police officers stopped the gunman on his way to a third attack.

Ardern’s plea against giving the accused gunman notoriety followed his move to represent himself in court, raising concerns he would attempt to use the trial as a platform for airing his racist views.

During a visit on Wednesday to the high school Hamza and another victim attended, Ardern revisited that thought and asked students not to say the attacker’s name or dwell on him.

“Look after one another, but also let New Zealand be a place where there is no tolerance for racism,” she told students at Cashmere High School. “That’s something we can all do.”

Another Cashmere student, 14-year-old Sayyad Milne, also died in the attack.

About 30 people wounded in the attacks remained hospitalised as of Tuesday evening. Around 10 of them were in critical condition, including a 4-year-old girl.

Brenton Harrison Tarrant, a 28-year-old Australian man, has been charged with murder and is next scheduled to appear in court on April 5. Police have said they are certain Tarrant was the only gunman but are still investigating whether he had support from others.

Ardern previously has said reforms of New Zealand’s gun laws would be announced next week and she said an inquiry would be convened to look into the intelligence and security services’ failures to detect the risk from the attacker or his plans.

Distribution of the livestream video

New Zealand’s international spy agency, the Government Communications Security Bureau, confirmed it had not received any relevant information or intelligence before the shootings.

Philip Arps, 44, appeared in a Christchurch court on Wednesday on two charges of distributing the killer’s livestream video of the attack on the Al Noor mosque, the first mosque that was attacked, a violation of the country’s objectionable publications law. Each charge carries a maximum sentence of 14 years in prison.

Arps, heavily tattooed and dressed in a T-shirt and sweatpants, hasn’t entered a plea. He remained expressionless during the hearing, his hands clasped behind his back.

Judge Stephen O’Driscoll denied him bail.

Charging documents accuse Arps of distributing the video on Saturday, one day after the massacre.

Most details of bail hearings are suppressed under New Zealand law. The judge made an additional suppression order regarding the police summary of facts in the case, limiting reporting of the accusations to the charges themselves.

Bush, the police commissioner, said they believe they know where the gunman was going for a third attack when officers rammed his car off the road but won’t say more because it’s an active investigation.

In a 74-page manifesto he released before the attack, Tarrant said he was going to attack two mosques in Christchurch and then one in the town of Ashburton if he made it that far.

Bush also revised his timeline, saying officers rammed the suspect’s car 21 minutes after the first emergency call, rather than 36 minutes. Bush said FBI agents have travelled to New Zealand to help with the investigation.

Abizar Valibhai, of Christchurch, said Wednesday’s burials marked an important moment.

“It’s not only for the Muslim community, but for the whole of New Zealand, and the world as well,” he said. “If we don’t show our support at this time, when are we going to show it?”

He said there would be many waves of emotions to come for the families of the victims.

“They are fathers, they are mothers, they are brothers, they are sisters, they are wives,” he said. “There are a lot of things that will be shattered.”

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#Fakty - Zrobili TO Na Ślubie - ZAKAZ Ślubów Na Rodos, Grecja | Daily News

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Media w całej Europie obiegła właśnie informacja, że po incydencie na Rodos, biskup zakazał tam ślubów dla obokrajowców. Sprawdźmy, co go do tego skłoniło.

1. https://www.wprost.pl/swiat/10081064/Para-mloda-symulowala-seks-oralny-przed-kosciolem-Zdecydowana-reakcja-biskupa.html

Zagraniczne pary nie będą mogły wziąć ślubu na Rodos. Biskup malowniczej greckiej wyspy wydał taką decyzję po tym, jak media obiegło zdjęcie brytyjskiej pary symulującej seks oralny przed kaplicą, która często gościła nowożeńców z innych krajów.

„The Telegraph” podaje, że w grę wchodzi zmiana planów ślubnych przez setki brytyjskich par. Przyszli małżonkowie z tego kraju upodobali sobie bowiem jako miejsce zaślubin pewną malowniczo położoną kaplicę na Rodos. Z powodu lubieżnego wybryku jednej z par, nie będą jednak mogli zrealizować swoich planów

– Nie możemy pozwolić na tak ohydne zachowania – dodał ksiądz, który oddawał ślub brytyjskiej parze. Jak podkreślił, zakaz dla zagranicznych par, spowodowany niewłaściwym zachowaniem państwa Lunn, wywołał rozczarowanie u wielu osób – śluby w kaplicy na Rodos były zaplanowane do 2021 roku.

2. http://pikio.pl/zrobili-to-na-slubnym-kobiercu-biskup-wpadl-w-szal/

Serwis Pikio opisuję sprawę następująco:

Młoda para z Wielkiej Brytanii, Carly i Matthew Lunn, zapragnęli wyjątkowego ślubu. Wybrali się zatem na wspaniałą, grecką wyspę Rodos, by tam wypowiedzieć uroczyste „tak”. Chociaż ceremonia miała miejsce pod koniec września, dopiero teraz światło dzienne ujrzały zdjęcia ze ślubu.

Jedno z nich jest szczególnie oburzające. Młoda para zrobiła sobie zdjęcie w strojach ślubnych, na terenie sanktuarium i przed samym greckim monastyrem św. Pawła w sytuacji… niezwykle intymnej. Na zdjęciu widać mężczyznę z opuszczonymi spodniami i klęczącą przed nim pannę młodą.

Kiedy zdjęcie trafiło do Internetu, wywołało ogromną burzę. To, co para zrobiła na swoim „ślubnym kobiercu” oburzyło internautów, mieszkańców wyspy Rodos, a nawet rodzinę młodej pary.

– Pielęgnujemy nasze tradycje i szanujemy miejsca religijne. Nie możemy pozwolić na tak obrzydliwe zachowania – powiedział z kolei przedstawiciel lokalnej społeczności Giorgos Eleftheriou. – Tych dwoje powinno się wstydzić. Czy zrobili by to samo w swoim rodzinnym kraju, w kaplicy, świątyni żydowskiej, meczecie? – spytał retorycznie.

Podobnie zresztą zareagowała rodzina pary młodej. Dziadek Matthew Lunna stwierdził, że ta sytuacja go „zniesmaczyła”. Równocześnie para młoda nie czuje żadnej skruchy. Nie rozumieją szumu wokół tej sprawy.

– Zrobiliśmy to dla żartów. Myśleliśmy, że ludzie będą się z tego śmiać. Nie spodziewaliśmy się takiego rozgłosu – stwierdziła Carly Lunn.

Komentarze polskich internautów są w większości po prostu sarkastyczne, sprawdźmy zatem kilka opinii Greków. Czy faktycznie, tak jak opisują to polskie media – Grecy są oburzeni?

3. http://news247.gr/eidiseis/koinonia/apagoreysh-twn-gamwn-sto-monasthri-meta-to-gamhlio-stomatiko-seks.4885741.html

W serwisie News24/7 znalazły się takie opinie:

– Wstydzili by się! Nie potrafią uszanować świętego miejsca. Jeśli chcieli dodać sobie trochę pikanterii powinni pójść do hotelu! Skąd tacy się biorą? Tacy, którzy mają potrzebę bezczeszczenia świętych miejsc; Ale czego spodziewać się po Anglikach, którzy niczego nie szanują.

– To była od początku zła decyzja. Jakie są wymogi lokalnej społeczności? Jeśli chcieli po prostu poniżyć Grecję powinni wziąć ślub cywilny a nie w klasztorze!

– Dajcie zdjęcia albo sprawy nie było!

– Tytuł chwytliwy ale sprawa nieistotna.

Przejdźmy do innego serwisu dla pełnego obrazu:

4. http://www.lifo.gr/viral/is_viral/163476

– Chciałoby się powiedzieć, że sprawa bardzo zabawna! Dadzą fotkę do ślubnego albumu i ciekawe co za parę lat powiedzą, gdy ich dziecko spyta się, co tam robią.

– Całe Rodos!

– Anglicy chociaż mają poczucie humoru i wiedzą co to sarkazm, nie to co ci zagorzali Grecy.

– Pewnie ktoś im doradził, żeby znaleźć dobrego i drogiego fotografa specjalistę od fotogragii rur.

– To zwykła chamska reklama! Fotograf próbuje zwrócić na siebie większą uwagę.

A skąd taka opinia? W większości greckich serwisów podając tę informację piszą o autorze fotografii, że pomysłodawcą i wykonawcą sesji był niejaki Michael Klooster, pokazując więcej jego pomysłów.

I co sądzicie o tej sytuacji? Myślicie, że to zwykła sesja z humorem i nikt nie powinien rozdmuchiwać ich prywatnych spraw, czy może faktycznie przegięli? I co sądzicie o decyzji biskupa o zakazie ślubów w jego klasztorze, kiedy śluby są już zarezerwowane lata do przodu? Zapraszam do dyskusji w komentarzach.

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Lockdown takes toll on seasonal grasshopper business in Masaka - UGNEWS24

Lockdown takes toll on seasonal grasshopper business in Masaka – UGNEWS24

Nsenene vendors say demand of the delicacy is low due to the lockdown

Masaka, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Ongoing restrictions to control the spread of coronavirus disease are hitting the seasonal grasshopper business hard.

The period between April and June is usually received with excitement in the areas of Masaka as hundreds of residents set traps for the grasshoppers in anticipation of…

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New York, New York? Prolonged shutdown raises doubts about future - UGNEWS24

New York, New York? Prolonged shutdown raises doubts about future – UGNEWS24

The coronavirus crisis has crippled New York City’s economy

New York, United States | AFP |  New York City shows no sign of easing a two-month lockdown, even as a statewide stay-at-home order ends Friday, leaving America’s cultural and commercial capital wondering what its future holds.

While many European cities begin the process of reviving their economies, the Big Apple — America’s coronavirus…

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Law takes centre-stage as MPs who bought Food, Reversed Money in Banks told to Refund shs.20m – UGNEWS24 Parliament’s decision to apportion shs 10 billion to facilitate the legislators in the fight against COVID-19 has taken a new twist.

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Videos with false Coronavirus information viewed by millions on YouTube – UGNEWS24 More than a quarter of the most-viewed coronavirus videos on YouTube contain “misleading or inaccurate information”, a study suggests.

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Referral hospitals prepped to handle more Covid-19 cases as Uganda readies for lifting of lockdown – UGNEWS24 Health Minister Dr Jane Ruth Aceng has said that all regional referral hospitals have been readied to handle novel Coronavirus (Covid-19) cases, in case of a surge as the country prepares for a phased lifting of the lockdown.

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Minister Ssempijja defends self over bulls taken from government ranch – UGNEWS24 The Minister for Agriculture, Vincent Ssempijja has defended himself in the circumstances surrounding the controversial bulls taken from a government ranch in Kayunga for an NRM function in Kalungu.