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Mother’s day

Mother's Day

INTRODUCTION Mother’s Day has diverse origins. In ancient times there were ceremonial rites and traditional celebrations among polytheistic peoples, who drew on the cult of Mother Earth and celebrated the female deities associated with the rebirth of Nature in spring, the female parents, those who represented fertility and life. For the Greeks, it was Rhea, […]

Perseverance

Perseverance

PERSEVERANCE Training perseverance is the art that enables us to face any challenge. Thanks to this psychological strength, we achieve our goals, face adversity and make resilience our hallmark so that we never give up. Perhaps training perseverance will not allow us to achieve the desired happiness, but it will certainly help us achieve something […]

May 1

Workers day-May 1

WORKERS’ DAY  The conventional date of May 1, as Workers’ Day or Labor Day, was established for Europe in Paris in 1889. Italy ratified the date two years after Paris. It is an international holiday celebrated in numerous countries worldwide; this date was chosen to commemorate the workers’ struggles for improved working conditions that began […]

Earth Day

Earth day

INTRODUCTION Earth Day was first celebrated in 1970 (so this year is the 52nd edition). The chosen day is April 22, one month and two days after the spring equinox. This day, celebrated annually by the United Nations, emphasizes the growing need to conserve the Earth’s natural resources. Only over time did this also become […]

Cyclone

Tropical Cyclone Freddy in Malawi and Mozambique

CYCLONE In meteorology the word cyclone does not necessarily indicate a storm. It also refers to an area of low atmospheric pressure surrounded by areas of relatively higher pressures; in the cyclonic area, warm air masses tend to rise, creating cloud systems and unstable weather. In our hemisphere, a cyclonic area rotates counterclockwise, that is, […]

St. Patrick’s Day

St.Patrick's Day

ST PATRICK’S DAY. St Patrick’s Day, or the celebration of Ireland’s patron saint St. Patrick, is celebrated every year March 17, and is the most important holiday of the year in the Republic of Ireland. For this occasion, the whole island and the capital city turn green and come alive with festivities, concerts, parades, fireworks […]

Burkina Faso

  BURKINA FASO. The Burkinabé army announced Sunday the end of French saber force operations in Burkina Faso. The government denounced defense agreements between the two countries on January 18, giving the French task force one month to leave its territory amid rising tensions between Paris and Ouagadougou—end applause for fine French details in Burkina […]

Algeria

  INTRODUCTION It is a way to see how cities emerge by changing urban space. The direction of the highlands region is 170 km south of Algieri. There are works for the new town of boughezoul that plans to accommodate about 400,000 inhabitants. A futuristic urban skin project of 20000 hectares divided between housing, commercial activities, […]

Somaliland

INTRODUCTION One lucky, enriched African country just discovered that they’ve been sitting on massive 30 billion barrels of crude oil. As expected, the citizens of Somaliland received this good news with a ray of Hope; why? Because they will be rich, but there are some mixed reactions; why?   OTHER COUNTRIES Neighboring countries claim that […]

Harriet Tubman

Harriet Tubman

IMPORTANCE Harriet Tubman worked as a nurse in the Union Army, as a Girl Scout, and as a spy during the Civil War. In 1863, she became the first woman in U.S. history to plan and lead a military raid, freeing nearly 700 enslaved people in South Carolina. TURNING POINT  The fifth of nine children, […]