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Tag Archives: peace
South Africa: Cry the beloved country
Cry the beloved country, Alan Paton’s acclaimed novel about South Africa, written way back in 1948, has much to teach us today. That’s especially true right now, as the beautiful country of South Africa, with so much potential, finds itself … Continue reading
Posted in History and Politics
Tagged Durban, Gandhi, hope, human rights, insurrection, looting, Mandela Day, Nelson Mandela, passive resistance, peace, riots, Souh Africa
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Facts you may not know about the world – in 5 easy maps!
Curiosities about the world in this week’s Map Monday. Favourite sports around the world. The world divided into 7 areas, each colour representing 1 billion people. Obesity rates around the world. Global Peace Index 2017 (GPI). Countries … Continue reading
Posted in History and Politics, Map Monday, Odds and Ends
Tagged fun facts, maps, obesity, peace, sports, world maps
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Peace on earth, goodwill towards all: wouldn’t that be nice!
It’s the Christmas season. Whether you lean more towards spiritual traditions or secular ones – or both – it’s the time when songs and greeting cards ring out with heartwarming messages of Peace, Joy, Love, and Goodwill towards all. Hmm. I’m … Continue reading
Posted in History and Politics, Just wondering, Odds and Ends
Tagged Brexit, Christmas, despair, Goodwill to all, hope, joy, Leonard Cohen, light, love, peace, Trump
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