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π Celebrating African World Heritage Day
The African World Heritage Day was established in 2015. This year's celebration is taking place under the theme "Safeguarding Africa's Heritage through Education".
Some facts about African heritage and cultural legacies:
π Africa is home to 103 World Heritage sites, representing 8.59% of the total 1,199 sites listed on the planet
π 36 African countries have listed properties
π Ethiopia has the most: 11
π 20 African sites are on the list of World Heritage in Danger
π UNESCO's aim is to halve the number of endangered sites by 2029.
Image 1: Ancient city of Djemila, Algeria
Image 2: Richtersveld cultural and botanical landscape, South Africa
Image 3: Rock churches of Lalibela, Ethiopia
Image 4: Megalithic circles of Senegambia, Senegal, Gambia
Image 5: City of Sabratha, Libya
Image 6: Tsingy de Bemaraha Strict Nature Reserve, Madagascar
Image 7: Town of DjennΓ©, Mali
Image 8: Ksar of Ait-Ben-Haddou, Morocco
Image 9: Ennedi Plateau, Chad
Image 10: Tombs of Buganda kings at Kasubi, Uganda
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"These African sites are of universal significance, and essential to humanity as a whole," wrote UNESCO's Director General Audrey Azoulay in her message to mark the Day. "We will continue our efforts to enhance the capacities of African countries in developing nomination files for possible inscriptions, notably for the 11 countries with no sites on the World Heritage List."
The African World Heritage Day was established in 2015. This year's celebration is taking place under the theme "Safeguarding Africa's Heritage through Education".
Some facts about African heritage and cultural legacies:
Image 1: Ancient city of Djemila, Algeria
Image 2: Richtersveld cultural and botanical landscape, South Africa
Image 3: Rock churches of Lalibela, Ethiopia
Image 4: Megalithic circles of Senegambia, Senegal, Gambia
Image 5: City of Sabratha, Libya
Image 6: Tsingy de Bemaraha Strict Nature Reserve, Madagascar
Image 7: Town of DjennΓ©, Mali
Image 8: Ksar of Ait-Ben-Haddou, Morocco
Image 9: Ennedi Plateau, Chad
Image 10: Tombs of Buganda kings at Kasubi, Uganda
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β‘οΈπ·πΊπΊπ¦βοΈ #Evaluation of Recent Reports until Noon of 6 May 2024 - RFAF took #Kislovka - Advance in #Netaylovoβ‘οΈ
π In general, positive for RFAF with a new active sector (#Borovaya in #Svatovo direction). For #Arkhangelskoye we await still confirmation for its west. RFAF advance on #Novopokrovskoye, #Aleksandrovka, #Stelmakhovka and East of #Urozhaynoye. In #Krynki AFU presence again. #ChasovYar, without changes. Disputed villages (most analysts claim wrongly RFAF control) are marked withπ‘
π From South to North along the Front; π= contested; Ratio (π·πΊ:πΊπ¦) rough estimated to show SIT on site:
π»#Kherson Direction
π‘ #Kherson Sector:
βοΈ#Antonovsky Bridge: AFU still at dachas (27 Apr) reportπ (3 May)
π‘ #Tyaginka Sector:
π#KrynkiβοΈ (90:10) πΊπ¦MAP - HISTORY (24-25 Apr) intensified fights (27 Apr) WC (28 Apr) WC, report, also forπ(3 May) AFU adv, map unchanged (5 Mayπ°) AFU presenceβ
π»#Zaporozhye Direction
π‘ #Orekhov Section:
π#RabotinoβοΈ (40:60) πΊπ¦MAP (see grey red) - HISTORY (24A; 5 Mayπ°) ongo fights WSCβ
π·πΊ#Verbovoye - Fights NW of; HISTORY (24-4 May)
π»#Ugledar Direction
π‘ #Vremyevka Sector:
πΊπ¦#Staromayorskoye - HISTORY (23-28 Apr) SW & S of, RFAF attβ
ππ#Urozhaynoye (15:85) HISTORY (13A-3 May) E of RFAF adv to N, confβ
π‘ #Maryinka Sector:
πΊπ¦#Konstantinovka - HISTORY (25 Aprπ) RFAF adv (29 Apr)
πΊπ¦#Paraskoviyevka - HISTORY (22A-3 May) RFAF adv, MAPrep (4 May)
π‘π#Pobeda (95:05) HISTORY (6-26 Apr)
π#Georgiyevka (20:80) HISTORY (21A-5 Mayπ°)
π»#Avdeyevka Direction
π‘ Southern Front:
π#Krasnogorovka (20:80) HISTORY (21A-2 May) RFAF adv, MAPrep (4 May) ongo fights for Refractory Plantβ
π‘πΊπ¦#NevelskoyeβοΈ read its STORY & HISTORY (10-23 Apr) HISTORY (24A-2 May) MAPrep (3 May) conf (4 May) RFAF adv, conf (4 Mayπ°) advπ (S of #Pervomayskoye)β
βοΈπ#Netaylovo (40:60) HISTORY (17A-5 Mayπ°) RFAF adv, confβ
πΊπ¦#Yasnobrodovka - HISTORY (14A-4 May)
π‘ #Orlovka Sector:
πΊπ¦#Umanskoye - HISTORY (20-4 May) RFAF adv, conf (5 Mayπ°)
π‘π#Semyonovka (75:25) HISTORY (14A-1 May) we await takeover conf (2 May) onco battles atβ
πΊπ¦#Novosyolovka1st - MAPrepπβ
π‘ Northern Front:
ππΊπ¦#Novopokrovskoye - HISTORY (30A-4 May) RFAF adv, MAPrepβ
πΊπ¦#Sokol -HISTORY (2-4 Mayπ)
πΊπ¦#Novoaleksandrovka - HISTORY (2-4 Mayπ) ongo fights E ofβ
π·πΊ#Ocheretino - taken HISTORY (20A- 3 May)
ππΊπ¦#Aleksandrovka - RFAF advβ
π#Arkhangelskoye (85:15) - HISTORY (27A- 4 May) await conf, ass & MAPrep (5 Mayπ°)
π»#Bakhmut Direction
π‘ #SouthBakhmut sector:
π#Kleshcheyevka (02:98) HISTORY (14-26 Apr) ongo fights at with RFAF minor succ (1 May)
π‘ #ChasovYar Sector:
π#Krasnoye (95:05) HISTORY (18-28 Apr) we await takeover conf (1 May)
π#ChasovYar (02:98) HISTORY (17A-5 Mayπ°) ongo fightsβ
π#Kalinovka (02:98) RFAF enter the SW acc to map (17 Apr) WC (20 Apr)
π·πΊ#Bogdanovka - retaken on 21 Apr HISTORY (13A-5 Mayπ°) ongo fights atβ
π»#Svatovo Direction
π‘ #Seversk Sector
πΊπ¦#Vyemka - HISTORY (18-21 Apr)
π#Belogorovka (10:90) SIT on 18 Apr maprep (19 Apr) fights in & SE of (21 Apr) WSC (4 May)
π‘ #Liman Sector:
πΊπ¦#Yampolovka - RFAF att E of (19 Apr) AFU adv SE of (1 May) E of ongo fights (2 May)
πΊπ¦#Terny - HISTORY (19-30 Apr) E of ongo fights (4 May)
π#Makeyevka (05:95) RFAF entered acc to Rybar, unconf (29 Apr) NW part is grey zone MAP; RFAF entered likely earlier, but no fights for the centre (1 May)
π‘ #Borovaya Sector:
ππΊπ¦ - RFAF adv, MAPrep, vid; confβ
π‘ #Kupyansk Sector:
πΊπ¦#Peschanoye - RFAF adv, MAPrep (29 Apr)
π·πΊ#Kotlyarovka - taken on 4 May - HISTORY (28A-5Mayπ°π)
π΅π·πΊ#Kislovka - HISTORY (27A-5 Mayπ°) taken, MAPrep - confβ
π Created in consideration of the reports by: @boris_rozhin, @dva_majors, @olegtsarov, @petrenko_IHS, @rybar, @voenkorKotenok, @wargonzo
W(S)C = without (significant) changes
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π In general, positive for RFAF with a new active sector (#Borovaya in #Svatovo direction). For #Arkhangelskoye we await still confirmation for its west. RFAF advance on #Novopokrovskoye, #Aleksandrovka, #Stelmakhovka and East of #Urozhaynoye. In #Krynki AFU presence again. #ChasovYar, without changes. Disputed villages (most analysts claim wrongly RFAF control) are marked withπ‘
π From South to North along the Front; π= contested; Ratio (π·πΊ:πΊπ¦) rough estimated to show SIT on site:
π»#Kherson Direction
βοΈ#Antonovsky Bridge: AFU still at dachas (27 Apr) reportπ (3 May)
π#Krynki
π»#Zaporozhye Direction
π#Rabotino
π·πΊ#Verbovoye - Fights NW of; HISTORY (24-4 May)
π»#Ugledar Direction
πΊπ¦#Staromayorskoye - HISTORY (23-28 Apr) SW & S of, RFAF att
ππ#Urozhaynoye (15:85) HISTORY (13A-3 May) E of RFAF adv to N, conf
πΊπ¦#Konstantinovka - HISTORY (25 Aprπ) RFAF adv (29 Apr)
πΊπ¦#Paraskoviyevka - HISTORY (22A-3 May) RFAF adv, MAPrep (4 May)
π‘π#Pobeda (95:05) HISTORY (6-26 Apr)
π#Georgiyevka (20:80) HISTORY (21A-5 Mayπ°)
π»#Avdeyevka Direction
π#Krasnogorovka (20:80) HISTORY (21A-2 May) RFAF adv, MAPrep (4 May) ongo fights for Refractory Plant
π‘πΊπ¦#Nevelskoye
βοΈπ#Netaylovo (40:60) HISTORY (17A-5 Mayπ°) RFAF adv, conf
πΊπ¦#Yasnobrodovka - HISTORY (14A-4 May)
πΊπ¦#Umanskoye - HISTORY (20-4 May) RFAF adv, conf (5 Mayπ°)
π‘π#Semyonovka (75:25) HISTORY (14A-1 May) we await takeover conf (2 May) onco battles at
πΊπ¦#Novosyolovka1st - MAPrepπ
ππΊπ¦#Novopokrovskoye - HISTORY (30A-4 May) RFAF adv, MAPrep
πΊπ¦#Sokol -HISTORY (2-4 Mayπ)
πΊπ¦#Novoaleksandrovka - HISTORY (2-4 Mayπ) ongo fights E of
π·πΊ#Ocheretino - taken HISTORY (20A- 3 May)
ππΊπ¦#Aleksandrovka - RFAF adv
π#Arkhangelskoye (85:15) - HISTORY (27A- 4 May) await conf, ass & MAPrep (5 Mayπ°)
π»#Bakhmut Direction
π#Kleshcheyevka (02:98) HISTORY (14-26 Apr) ongo fights at with RFAF minor succ (1 May)
π#Krasnoye (95:05) HISTORY (18-28 Apr) we await takeover conf (1 May)
π#ChasovYar (02:98) HISTORY (17A-5 Mayπ°) ongo fights
π#Kalinovka (02:98) RFAF enter the SW acc to map (17 Apr) WC (20 Apr)
π·πΊ#Bogdanovka - retaken on 21 Apr HISTORY (13A-5 Mayπ°) ongo fights at
π»#Svatovo Direction
πΊπ¦#Vyemka - HISTORY (18-21 Apr)
π#Belogorovka (10:90) SIT on 18 Apr maprep (19 Apr) fights in & SE of (21 Apr) WSC (4 May)
πΊπ¦#Yampolovka - RFAF att E of (19 Apr) AFU adv SE of (1 May) E of ongo fights (2 May)
πΊπ¦#Terny - HISTORY (19-30 Apr) E of ongo fights (4 May)
π#Makeyevka (05:95) RFAF entered acc to Rybar, unconf (29 Apr) NW part is grey zone MAP; RFAF entered likely earlier, but no fights for the centre (1 May)
ππΊπ¦ - RFAF adv, MAPrep, vid; conf
πΊπ¦#Peschanoye - RFAF adv, MAPrep (29 Apr)
π·πΊ#Kotlyarovka - taken on 4 May - HISTORY (28A-5Mayπ°π)
π΅π·πΊ#Kislovka - HISTORY (27A-5 Mayπ°) taken, MAPrep - conf
π Created in consideration of the reports by: @boris_rozhin, @dva_majors, @olegtsarov, @petrenko_IHS, @rybar, @voenkorKotenok, @wargonzo
W(S)C = without (significant) changes
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A Russian tank with an anti-drone defence system has been upgraded with a minesweeper. Now this tank can be stopped neither by drones nor minefields.
This is just a nightmare for Ukrainian soldiers sitting in defence.
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According to her, the EU is relying on China to use all its pressure to put an end to Russia's actions in Ukraine.
She also said it is important for the Chinese leader to help de-escalate Russia's "nuclear rhetoric", as Jinping has already done so and will continue to do against the backdrop of Russia's continued threats.
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CHINA: A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS
βοΈWritten by Hikaru KitabayashiβοΈ
Due to concern based on a 46-year academic research career in Japan which involved acquiring an intimate knowledge of China, Chinese people, and modern Chinese history, it seems useful to address certain misconceptions that still commonly appear with regard to that country and its people. One concerns the Empress Dowager Cixi who was the actual ruler of China during its most difficult years at the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th centuries. This was an era when European, American, and Japanese attempts to divide that country for easier absorption and exploitation were at their height and China was at its weakest. The Empress Dowager was always wrongly vilified for political reasons in both the West and in China. But, it was through her efforts that China managed to survive as a functioning political entity as long as it did. More historians than hitherto will one day surely reevaluate her role.
Three years after the death of Cixi, China became a republic and things became worse, because many Chinese, themselves, saw the republic as a temporary phenomenon. Japan, the United States, and the more important European nations exercised, as always, a destructive influence. In addition, there was homegrown destabilization in the form of numerous war lords whose true goal, in each case, was to establish a new imperial dynasty. World War I probably saved China from being divided up due to the fact that Europe and America were heavily involved in warfare elsewhere and Japan, alone, could not take up the slack.
In the interwar period, the Kuomintang political party under Chiang Kai-Shek managed to acquire authority over large parts of China, but never all. It was corrupt at all levels, a black hole for foreign aid in World War II and deeply frustrating for its allies to work with. This prompted the Americans to approach the Chinese communists and the Communist Party flourished through the efficiency of its war effort against the Japanese. To say that American aid was crucial to its success would be wrong, but it did ease the way. In its simplicity, the American government never thought the Communist Party would be able to establish control over China once the Japanese were defeated. But, in fact, many Americans were so frustrated with Chiang Kai-Shek's Kuomintang rule of China that they didn't care.
Calling the Chinese Communist Party communist is misleading. It was and is a uniquely Chinese reaction to a uniquely Chinese set of economic and political problems. Marx and Engels were and are window dressing and never captured China's soul.
But, the Communist Party played a crucial role in Chinese history. It gave China real independence. It defeated America in the Korean War. Together with the USSR, it helped greatly in defeating America in Vietnam. And, after the death of Mao Zedong, it created a fully competitive, aggressively capitalist, society which, for the last 10 years, has had the world's largest purchasing power parity GDP.
The state controls the internet and social media openly, but a person would be hard pressed to find a Chinese who shows any sense of oppression. The rules are clear and so are the work arounds. In America, the same media control, exercised by indirect means, is far more arbitrary, far less transparent, making it appear, when viewed from Japan, as far more oppressive.
Lastly, a word of caution. It's easy to mistakenly judge what a person only knows by hearsay. More people living in the Collective West need to experience China and Chinese people directly. It would bring more realism, change modes of thinking, and the world would be a healthier place as a result.
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CHINA: A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS
βοΈWritten by Hikaru KitabayashiβοΈ
Due to concern based on a 46-year academic research career in Japan which involved acquiring an intimate knowledge of China, Chinese people, and modern Chinese history, it seems useful to address certain misconceptions that still commonly appear with regard to that country and its people. One concerns the Empress Dowager Cixi who was the actual ruler of China during its most difficult years at the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th centuries. This was an era when European, American, and Japanese attempts to divide that country for easier absorption and exploitation were at their height and China was at its weakest. The Empress Dowager was always wrongly vilified for political reasons in both the West and in China. But, it was through her efforts that China managed to survive as a functioning political entity as long as it did. More historians than hitherto will one day surely reevaluate her role.
Three years after the death of Cixi, China became a republic and things became worse, because many Chinese, themselves, saw the republic as a temporary phenomenon. Japan, the United States, and the more important European nations exercised, as always, a destructive influence. In addition, there was homegrown destabilization in the form of numerous war lords whose true goal, in each case, was to establish a new imperial dynasty. World War I probably saved China from being divided up due to the fact that Europe and America were heavily involved in warfare elsewhere and Japan, alone, could not take up the slack.
In the interwar period, the Kuomintang political party under Chiang Kai-Shek managed to acquire authority over large parts of China, but never all. It was corrupt at all levels, a black hole for foreign aid in World War II and deeply frustrating for its allies to work with. This prompted the Americans to approach the Chinese communists and the Communist Party flourished through the efficiency of its war effort against the Japanese. To say that American aid was crucial to its success would be wrong, but it did ease the way. In its simplicity, the American government never thought the Communist Party would be able to establish control over China once the Japanese were defeated. But, in fact, many Americans were so frustrated with Chiang Kai-Shek's Kuomintang rule of China that they didn't care.
Calling the Chinese Communist Party communist is misleading. It was and is a uniquely Chinese reaction to a uniquely Chinese set of economic and political problems. Marx and Engels were and are window dressing and never captured China's soul.
But, the Communist Party played a crucial role in Chinese history. It gave China real independence. It defeated America in the Korean War. Together with the USSR, it helped greatly in defeating America in Vietnam. And, after the death of Mao Zedong, it created a fully competitive, aggressively capitalist, society which, for the last 10 years, has had the world's largest purchasing power parity GDP.
The state controls the internet and social media openly, but a person would be hard pressed to find a Chinese who shows any sense of oppression. The rules are clear and so are the work arounds. In America, the same media control, exercised by indirect means, is far more arbitrary, far less transparent, making it appear, when viewed from Japan, as far more oppressive.
Lastly, a word of caution. It's easy to mistakenly judge what a person only knows by hearsay. More people living in the Collective West need to experience China and Chinese people directly. It would bring more realism, change modes of thinking, and the world would be a healthier place as a result.
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βΎOver 12 hours have passed and the IOFβs besiegement of #Tulkarem is still ongoing with the occupationβs crimes in Tulkarem camp escalating within the last few hours.
βΎZionist forces have been shooting indiscriminately within the camp with multiple injuries being reported, one of which was a gunshot wound to the head by an IOF sniper. Additionally, a child in the camp has been injured from shrapnel that came from occupation bullets and zionist forces have obstructed ambulances from reaching her. In fact, the invading army has obstructed and intercepted multiple ambulances from reaching or transporting patients throughout Tulkarem camp.
βΎThe Palestinian Red Crescent has also reported that occupation forces blew up a medical center in the camp, causing it to go out of service.
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βΎZionist forces have been shooting indiscriminately within the camp with multiple injuries being reported, one of which was a gunshot wound to the head by an IOF sniper. Additionally, a child in the camp has been injured from shrapnel that came from occupation bullets and zionist forces have obstructed ambulances from reaching her. In fact, the invading army has obstructed and intercepted multiple ambulances from reaching or transporting patients throughout Tulkarem camp.
βΎThe Palestinian Red Crescent has also reported that occupation forces blew up a medical center in the camp, causing it to go out of service.
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βΎAlexander Ponomarev, Chairman of the Village Council, Genicheskiy District, village of Strelkovo, Arbatskaya Strelka, Kherson Region, told us that the national unit Azov directly interfered in the election campaign and intimidated voters. They kept the whole district in fear.
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β‘οΈπ·πΊπΊπ¦βοΈ RFAF Advance in and at #Arkhangelskoye on Northern #Avdeyevka Frontβ‘οΈ
π·πΊ The RFAF advanced in and west of #Arkhangelskoye and also took the western fortified area in and to the west of the village.
π The village itself is expected to come under complete Russian control in the course of the day. The next targets are #Kalinovo in the north and the three villages to the west. #Novoaleksandrovka, #Sokol and #Novopokrovskoye (from north to south).
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π The village itself is expected to come under complete Russian control in the course of the day. The next targets are #Kalinovo in the north and the three villages to the west. #Novoaleksandrovka, #Sokol and #Novopokrovskoye (from north to south).
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The ambassador has been warned that the response to Ukrainian strikes using British weapons on Russian territory could be any British military facilities and equipment on Ukrainian territory and beyond, the Russian Foreign Ministry has said.
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πΊπΈ Trump plans to expel 20 million illegal immigrants from the US - NYP
If re-elected, Donald Trump plans to carry out the "largest mass deportation" in US history, reports The New York Post. The former president has vowed to crack down on illegal immigration and will involve the National Guard and the military.
There are "nearly 20 million" undocumented migrants currently in the US. However, there are no details yet on exactly what resources will be needed to find, detain and deport such a large number of people. US immigration officials told NYP that such a large-scale operation would require a significant expansion of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, as well as increased funding from Congress.
A number of experts consider Trump's goal is justified and admit that the 20 million figure is not such an unreasonable estimate, given the record number of illegals entering the US under Biden. At the same time, according to official data from the US Census Bureau, there are 11 million immigrants in the country.
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If re-elected, Donald Trump plans to carry out the "largest mass deportation" in US history, reports The New York Post. The former president has vowed to crack down on illegal immigration and will involve the National Guard and the military.
There are "nearly 20 million" undocumented migrants currently in the US. However, there are no details yet on exactly what resources will be needed to find, detain and deport such a large number of people. US immigration officials told NYP that such a large-scale operation would require a significant expansion of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, as well as increased funding from Congress.
A number of experts consider Trump's goal is justified and admit that the 20 million figure is not such an unreasonable estimate, given the record number of illegals entering the US under Biden. At the same time, according to official data from the US Census Bureau, there are 11 million immigrants in the country.
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