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The Tradition Of Christmas Cards

The first known item that looked a bit like a Christmas card was given to King James I of England (who was also King...

How It Is Celebrated: Christmas In Ukraine

Christmas in Ukraine is now officially celebrated on the 25th of December. This became law in July 2023. Previously, Christmas had traditionally been celebrated on...

Christmas Traditions: The History Of Mince Pies

Traditional Mince Pies, are small, normally round pies. They're very popular in the UK and some other countries like Australia and New Zealand. Like Christmas...

How It Is Celebrated – Christmas In Vietnam

In Vietnam, Christmas Eve is often more important than Christmas Day. Christmas isn't an official public holiday and many people think it's only a...

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US Unlocks $320m Military Aid for Egypt

The United States has cleared $320 million in military financing for Egypt after waiving human-rights conditions attached to the funds, citing Egypt’s strategic importance and what Washington described as Cairo’s “helpful role” following the outbreak of the Iran war. Secretary of State Marco Rubio approved the waiver for...

Nigeria at 66: The Country We Are Proud Of

From infrastructure and telecommunications to innovation, sport, diplomacy and culture, Nigeria’s 66-year journey is filled with achievements that deserve recognition. At midnight on October 1, 1960, Nigeria entered a new chapter as an independent nation. The country inherited institutions, roads, railways, schools and other structures from the colonial era....

Art Auctions In Nigeria: Challenges And Workable Solutions – By Paul Ewurum

Art auctions have become an increasingly important part of Nigeria’s art market, providing a platform through which artworks are bought and sold while also contributing to the preservation, promotion, and commercialisation of Nigerian cultural heritage. From traditional and contemporary Nigerian art to works by internationally recognised Nigerian...