Marilynn Manuel

4 days ago | brnw.ch | Marilynn Manuel

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6 days ago | brnw.ch | Marilynn Manuel

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1 week ago | brnw.ch | Marilynn Manuel

South African singer Amor Vittone addressed online trolls who called her an “attention seeker” after her hospitalisation for a burst appendix was shared online by a family member. She expressed hurt over the negative comments, particularly from some women in the Afrikaans community. Vittone, often targeted by online hate due to her past with late rugby star Joost van der Westhuizen, called for an end to vindictive behaviour on social media.

1 week ago | briefly.co.za | Marilynn Manuel |Glenn Omondi

Africans always celebrate Africa Day, which is held annually on 25 May. People observe the day to commemorate Africa's liberation from colonial imperialists. On this day, the first union of African countries, the Organisation of the African Unity (OAU), was born. TABLE OF CONTENTSKey takeawaysAfrica Day is celebrated on 25 May annually. It is celebrated to commemorate the day the African heads of state met to form the Organisation for African Unity (OAU) in 1963.

2 weeks ago | brnw.ch | Marilynn Manuel

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