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NC – As trends come and go, what was all the rage last holiday season is well, last season. So to help homeowners stay in the know with what’s “trending” this year, Ulya Jensen, a home décor expert for leading ...

NC – Everyone knows that “superfoods” are good for you. The combination of vitamins, antioxidants, fiber, and phytochemicals, among other nutrients make them natural disease-fighters. But when it comes to great taste, not all superfoods are created equal. Fortunately for ...

Skin Expert Shares Tips – and Why They Work Most people have a vague idea of what’s good and bad for our skin, but since we don’t understand the biology involved, we either do nothing or the wrong things, says ...

By Dwayne Morgan Poet, Speaker, Social Entrepreneur   Beautiful Madiba, I struggle to find the words To tell you thanks; I don’t know the instruments One would use to measure a man Who has sacrificed so much For his people; ...

By Devon P. Haughton Poet, Playwright and Entrepreneur   Mandela, Mandela, Mandela, A fighter of immense intelligence, Blessed with God-given patience. A durable giant, With the heart of a champion, And the courage of a lion.   Holding steadfast to ...

Editor: Many years ago – before Nelson Mandela was President of South Africa; before he was the darling of the Western media; and before he was claimed as a role model by the President of the United States and the ...

Analysis by Diana Cariboni IPS Co-editor-in-chief MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay (IPS) – Perhaps it’s a false contradiction. But today there are many who stress the pacifist message with which South Africa’s Nelson Mandela (1918-2013) emerged from prison in 1990, while few put ...

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados CMC – Several Caribbean Community (CARICOM) leaders left the region on Monday, for South Africa, to attend the funeral of the country’s first Black President and anti-apartheid icon, Nelson Mandela. Mandela, 95, died last Thursday, following a prolonged ...

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados CMC – Flags are being flown at half mast in several Caribbean countries as the region continues to mourn the death of the first Black South African president and anti-apartheid icon, Nelson Mandela, who died at his home ...

Prime Minister Stephen Harper: “With the death of Nelson Mandela, the world has lost one of its great moral leaders and statesmen. Mr. Mandela was imprisoned for 27 years by the former Government of South Africa, for his part in ...