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WorldSep 19There is no more important task than recovering eroded landsIt is necessary to have an integrated vision of agri-food systems, and the objective cannot always be maximum production. A precedent from the United States shows the way forward for the recovery of a central resource.Clarín
WorldSep 19Kurnool prepares two sites for Ganesh idol immersionAccording to Industries and Commerce Minister and Kurnool MLA T.G. Bharath Gupta, necessary arrangements are being made to conduct the Ganesh idols immersion at the Vinayaka Ghat on the K-C Canal and the Handri-Neeva site near the Nannur toll gateThe Hindu
WorldSep 19Review: Man to Man at Royal CourtSwinton is frighteningly fearless I will start by saying this is a phenomenal piece of work by Tilda Swinton in Manfred Karge’s Man To Man, a part she premiered almost 40 years ago, and has now come back to the stage for this Stephen Unwin revival, writes Michael Holland. The curtain rises on Ella Gerickesouthwarknews_uk · united kingdom
WorldSep 19Tragedy as pensioner dies after being hit by car in UK city as police launch appealA pensioner has died after being struck by a car in a UK city, prompting a police appeal for information. This is a local public safety incident involving a fatal road accident.expresscouk · united kingdom
WorldSep 19Kerala: Reporter TV MD Anto Augustine handed over to Excise custody for a dayDigital Desk | Wayanad, Sep 19 (IANS) Anto Augustine, Managing Director of Reporter Broadcasting Corporation, who is in judicial custody in connection with a liquor seizure case, was on Saturday handed over to the Excise Department for 24 hours by a court in Wayanad for further interrogation. The development comes a day after the Judicial First Class Magistrate Court in Sulthan Bathery rejected Augustine's bail plea. The Kerala High Court had also declined to grant him interim bail on Friday and posted the matter for further hearing on Tuesday. Augustine was arrested by the Excise Department in the early hours of Thursday from the Reporter TV office in Kalamassery following the seizure of liquor allegedly recovered from his ancestral house at Vazhavatta in Wayanad. Excise officials said around 67 litres of liquor and wine were found during a search conducted on Wednesday. According to the department, the stock included foreign-made liquor, wine and other alcoholic beverages allegedly not authorised for sale in India. A case has been registered under Sections 55(a), 55(i) and 58 of the Kerala Abkari Act, which deal with alleged illegal possession and handling of liquor. An Excise team led by Assistant Commissioner Baiju reached the Reporter TV office at around 2.30 a.m. on Thursday and arrested Augustine. He was later taken to Wayanad and produced before the Bathery court, which remanded him to 14 days of judicial custody. The arrest came shortly after a Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing alleged financial irregularities linked to the proposed visit of football star Lionel Messi and the Argentina national team to Kerala conducted searches at the offices of Reporter Broadcasting Corporation and premises associated with Augustine and his brothers in Kochi and Wayanad. Investigators seized documents and other records during those searches, including material related to Kaloor Stadium. Authorities have clarified that the police probe into the proposed football event is separate from the Excise case. A separate tax-related inquiry has also raised questions over alleged financial irregularities involving Reporter Broadcasting Corporation. Augustine has denied the liquor-related allegations and maintained that he cooperated with the SIT investigation by providing all documents sought by investigators. Following the 24-hour custodial interrogation, he is expected to be produced before the court again.bhaskarlive_in · india
WorldSep 1930 children rescued from illegal orphanage in KwaraThirty children have been rescued from an illegal orphanage in Ilorin, Kwara State. The post 30 children rescued from illegal orphanage in Kwara appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
WorldSep 19He is Argentine, he took an adventure trip through Africa, swam with sharks and now seeks to have a Rwandan gorilla named after MessiFrancisco Lafuente traveled through seven African countries during a 49-day adventure. He swam with sharks, was with gorillas in Rwanda, and crossed the Okavango Delta on horseback.Clarín
WorldSep 19Humidity raises disease pressure and demands anticipating managementDaniel Ploper, a phytopathology expert in Argentina, reviews all the problems that may arise in this campaign.Clarín
WorldSep 19Okocha’s Former Teammate Becomes New Onuachu, Salah ManagerThe 52-year-old German played alongside Okocha at Eintracht Frankfurt between 1992 and 1995, and they shared the pitch in 10 matches across all competitions. The post Okocha’s Former Teammate Becomes New Onuachu, Salah Manager appeared first on Channels Television.Channels TV
WorldSep 19INTERVIEW: Why I moved to India-Former Remo Stars Captain, Junior NdukaNduka, who rose through the Remo Stars youth system before captaining the club and helping them win their first NPFL title, recently completed his move to SC Delhi, after a season in the Iraqi League The post INTERVIEW: Why I moved to India-Former Remo Stars Captain, Junior Nduka appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
WorldSep 19France: Zinédine Zidane brings a breath of fresh air to Les BleusFor his first squad announcement on Friday, new France boss Zinédine Zidane made it clear he intends to break with Didier Deschamps. Five new faces, an attacking philosophy ... Ahead of his first games in charge in the Nations League, “ZZ” is bringing a breath of fresh air to Les Bleus.France 24 [en]
WorldSep 19Raiders overcome early deficit, two lightning delays to top BlythewoodThe Raiders team recovered from an initial deficit and two lightning delays to defeat Blythewood.golaurens · united states of america
WorldSep 19Manchester City boss Enzo Maresca expecting tough assignment against SunderlandThe Italian has made a strong start in the Etihad Stadium hotseat, winning six successive matches in all competitions.irishnews · united kingdom
WorldSep 19After complaints, police begin verification of private bus staff in Kochi to check criminal antecedentsTraffic wing of police has forwarded details of around 100 private bus employees to district special branch for verificationThe Hindu
WorldSep 19The phrase by Oscar Wilde, Irish poet, about desire: “The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it”La frase pertenece a Lord Henry Wotton, el personaje más seductor e influyente de El retrato de Dorian Gray. La cita completa, tal como aparece en la novela, es más extensa y más perturbadora.Clarín
WorldSep 19Goodbye to the cold: 5 simple rituals to welcome spring and start a new stageEl equinoccio marca el comienzo de la primavera y, desde la astrología, se asocia con un momento de renovación y nuevos comienzos.Cinco rituales simples para hacer en casa, según la astróloga Flor Sánchez.Clarín
WorldSep 19Ed Sheeran set to resume tour after Macklemore was controversially dropped for making pro-Palestine commentsBacklash against Sheeran started after he announced that the opening act of his US-leg of the tour, Macklemore, was dropped from the lineup after the American Rapper said “Free Palestine” on-stage at one of the events. Sheeran said the tour promoter was ultimately responsible for the decision.EuroNews [en]
WorldSep 19Ed Sheeran returns to stage after Palestinian controversyProtesters and police were expected to greet concertgoers in Philadelphia on Saturday for pop superstar Ed Sheeran's first show since he became embroiled in controversy set off by his opening act's pro-Palestinian comments. The post Ed Sheeran returns to stage after Palestinian controversy appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
WorldSep 19Kiffin’s return to face the program he spurned looms over No. 7 LSU’s visit to No. 8 Ole MissLSU Coach Lane Kiffin's eagerly awaited return to Mississippi to face the program he spurned last year is finally at hand -- and plum full of plot lines, intrigue and hype.nwaonline · united states of america
WorldSep 19GALLERY: Sounds of Rock festival in photosA photo gallery showcases the "Sounds of Rock" festival. This provides a visual record of the event.couriermail · australia
WorldSep 19Christopher de Leon revisits the film that began his career 52 years agoPhoto from Instagram/@sinegangdotph MANILA — More than five decades after Tinimbang Ka Ngunit Kulang introduced Christopher de Leon to movie audiences, the actor returned to the Lino Brocka classic at the Philippine premiere... The post Christopher de Leon revisits the film that began his career 52 years ago appeared first on Asian Journal News .asianjournal · united states of america
WorldSep 19How the Scorpion Kings are serving up South African cultureAmapiano has long since outgrown the dance floor. What began as a distinctly South African sound has become a cultural export, carrying the country’s languages, rhythms and creativity to audiences far beyond its borders. Now, the genre is finding another way onto people’s tables. DJ Maphorisa and Kabza De Small, collectively known as the Scorpion Kings, have teamed up with RocoMamas for the limited-edition King’s Feast, a collaboration bringing together music, food and South African culture ahead of their FNB Stadium concert on Saturday. For DJ Maphorisa, the significance of Amapiano’s international rise extends beyond music. “Amapiano has given the world a different view of South Africa,” he says. “It’s not just our music that people are connecting with, but our culture, language and creativity.” The collaboration comes during Heritage Month, adding another layer to an experience built around South African cultural expression. From the dance floor to the dinner table Food, much like music, can act as a gateway into memory, identity and community. Maphorisa believes bringing the two together creates another way for people to engage with the country’s heritage. “Music and food both bring people together,” he says. “Combining the two gives people another way to experience and celebrate what makes South African culture unique.” For Kabza De Small, that connection is particularly evident in the use of familiar local flavours. “Food is a big part of our culture,” he says. “Flavours like atchar bring back memories and bring people together, just like music does.” The collaboration sees the artists’ personalities translated into a food experience, including the Papta Sting, a burger with a bold, spicy flavour profile. For Kabza, the heat fits naturally with the energy associated with the Scorpion Kings. “Definitely. The Papta Sting has that bold heat, and I think our music has the same energy, it’s meant to make you feel something.” Also Read: Mothers who raised stars before fame found them Serving culture to a global audience There is something significant about the direction Amapiano’s influence has taken. The genre is increasingly being experienced as part of a wider South African cultural package rather than simply consumed as music. Its international reach has created opportunities for collaborations that place Amapiano artists in spaces far beyond the traditional music industry. For Kabza, the opportunity to use that visibility to celebrate local culture is important. “It’s very important. We have so much to be proud of, and collaborations like this help us celebrate and share our culture with more people,” he says. Maphorisa shares a similar sentiment when reflecting on Amapiano’s international success during Heritage Month. “It means a lot because Amapiano comes from home,” he says. “Seeing our music succeed globally reminds me of how powerful and special our culture is.” That connection to home is also central to Kabza’s advice to emerging artists and creators hoping to reach international audiences. “Stay true to yourself and your roots,” he says. “That authenticity is what makes you different, and people around the world connect with that.” More than a meal The King’s Feast forms part of a wider experience around the Scorpion Kings’ FNB Stadium concert on Saturday. Guests at the activation will travel from Rosebank to RocoMamas Southgate for the tasting experience before continuing to the stadium for the live show. For Kabza, bringing the two experiences together creates another way for fans to connect with the duo. “It makes the whole experience bigger,” he says. “Fans can celebrate the Scorpion Kings through both the music and the food, leading up to the FNB Stadium concert.” The collaboration also reflects a broader shift in the way entertainment and lifestyle brands interact with South African music culture. Rather than simply attaching a logo to a concert or sponsoring an artist, brands are increasingly creating experiences that allow audiences to interact with an artist’s world through food, fashion, hospitality and entertainment. The King’s Feast puts that approach on the plate. And for Kabza, the hope is that fans leave with an appreciation not only for the food but for what it represents. “I hope they enjoy the food and feel proud of what it represents,” he says. “It’s a celebration of our culture, our music and how far we’ve come.” Also Read: Scorpion Kings fever hits new high as more tickets drop Subscribe To Our Newslettersundayworld · south africa
WorldSep 19IIT Bombay student dies by suicide hours after being found using ChatGPT in exam; institute, protesters differ over what followedSahil Wakode’s family has reached Mumbai and police are recording their statements, while his body has been sent for post-mortem as the investigation continues.thestatesman · india
WorldSep 19Iran executes man accused of providing missile info to IsraelVanguard Nigeria
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