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Chile’s preeminent Santiago International Film Festival (Sanfic) promises some big guns at its 21st edition, opening Aug. 17 with Cannes Palme d’Or winner ‘It Was Just an Accident’ by Iran’s Jafar Panahi who defied expectations to show up at the prominent fest last May. It wraps on Aug. 24 with “Miss Carbón” starring Pedro Pascal’s trans sister Lux Pascal opposite Spain’s Paco León (“The House of Flowers”). The Argentine-Spanish co-production, directed by Agustina Macri, is based on the true story of Carla Antonella “Carlita” Rodríguez, a trans woman and the first female miner in Patagonia. Miss Carbón, Courtesy of Sanfic…
Key eventsShow key events onlyPlease turn on JavaScript to use this featureChampionship team newsDerby v CoventryDerby Zetterstrom, Sanderson, Batth, Clarke, Nyambe, Thompson, Ozoh, Elder, Adams, Jackson, Morris.Subs: Vickers, Forsyth, Osborn, Weimann, Goudmijn, Rooney, Ward, Brown, Clark.Coventry Rushworth, van Ewijk, Thomas, Kitching, Dasilva, Overgaard, Grimes, Wright, Rudoni, Mason-Clark, Thomas-Asante.Subs: Wilson, Kesler-Hayden, Bidwell, Brau, Allen, Andrews, Borges Rodrigues, Obikwu, Simms.Referee Anthony Backhouse (Cumbria)Portsmouth v NorwichPortsmouth Schmid, Williams, Poole, Shaughnessy, Ogilvie, Swift, Dozzell, Lang, Segecic, Murphy, Bishop.Subs: Killip, Swanson, Devlin, Matthews, Le Roux, Kosznovszky, Bianchini,Waddingham, Yang.Norwich Kovacevic, Medic, Darling, Cordoba, Stacey, Nunez, Topic, Pape Diallo, Marcondes, Crnac, Sargent.Subs: Grimshaw, Fisher, Chrisene, Schlupp, Gibbs,…
James Showalter describes a pretty specific if not entirely implausible nightmare scenario. Someone drives up to your house, cracks your Wi-Fi password, and then starts messing with the solar inverter mounted beside your garage — that unassuming gray box that converts the direct current from your rooftop panels into the alternating current that powers your home. “You’ve got to have a solar stalker” for this scenario to play out, says Showalter, describing the kind of person who would need to physically show up in your driveway with both the technical know-how and the motivation to hack your home energy system.…
Getty ImagesFrench President Emmanuel Macron has pledged that every effort will be made to track down and punish the person who cut down a tree commemorating a murdered Jew.The memorial tree was planted 14 years ago to honour Ilan Halimi, who was tortured and murdered by a Paris gang in 2006, sparking widespread shock and outrage at the time.Macron said the felling of the olive tree on Wednesday was “an attempt to kill him a second time”, adding: “All means are being deployed to punish this act of hatred.”Paris police chief Laurent Nuñez confirmed an investigation was under way, adding:…
202 Mandela Millers Ltd, one of Uganda’s leading milling and agro-processing companies, has achieved the globally recognised FSSC 22000 Certification, a milestone that places it among top food manufacturers meeting the highest international safety standards. The announcement was made on Friday, August 15, during an event in Kampala attended by industry leaders, regulators, and government representatives. The FSSC 22000 certification — issued by the Foundation FSSC in the Netherlands — combines ISO 22000, ISO/TS 22002-1, and other additional requirements to create a robust global standard for managing food safety risks. To earn the certification, companies must undergo rigorous third-party audits…
Rescuers in northern Pakistan have pulled dozens of bodies overnight from homes ravaged by landslides and flash floods, taking the death toll to at least 321 in the past two days, according to disaster agencies.Hundreds of rescue workers continue to search for survivors in the Buner district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in northwest Pakistan after torrential rains and cloudbursts caused massive flooding on Friday, washing away dozens of homes, according to the provincial Disaster Management Authority.First responders are focusing recovery efforts in the villages of Pir Baba and Malik Pura, which suffered the highest casualties on Friday, according to Bunar…
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Gauteng MEC for Roads and Transport, Kedibone Diale-Tlabela, has met with all public transport operators in Soweto as part of efforts to find lasting solutions to issues affecting the sector. Stakeholders included local taxi associations, e-hailing service operators and law-enforcement officials. This comes in the wake of resurging violence which left one person dead and two others injured near the Maponya Mall, in Soweto, on Wednesday night. The MEC described the attack as “senseless, unacceptable, and a direct threat to the safety and stability of our public transport system”. She said such acts undermined public safety, tarnished the image of…
In Netflix’s new documentary about The Biggest Loser, Joelle Gwynn, a contestant on the televised weight-loss competition, has a message for her former fitness trainer: ‘Fuck you, Bob Harper.’ Gwynn was a contestant on the US show in 2008, and she has just watched a clip of Harper screaming at her to “shut the fuck up” after she failed to run on a treadmill for the specified time. “Oh, and your little dog too,” she adds.The Biggest Loser was a phenomenally successful TV show. It ran for 18 seasons in the US, attracting more than 10 million viewers in its…
The business sector has emphasised the need for stronger partnerships with government and heightened investment in water infrastructure, especially at the local government level, which is perceived as the engine of service delivery. Speaking at a plenary session focused on closing the investment gap at the local government level during the African Union-Africa Water Investment Programme (AU-AIP) summit on Thursday, Kobie Brand, the Deputy Secretary-General and Regional Director for Africa at ICLEI said Africa must embrace the principle of multisectoral governance in tackling water challenges. “Providing water, anywhere in any country, is only possible through partnerships, not only between different…