Don t sleep your way to good life READER LETTER > By READER LETTER - 15 April 2021 - 08:50 A logo on the Louis Vuitton luxury goods store, operated by LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE, on the Champs Elysee in Paris, France, on Wednesday, April 14, 2021. Image: Nathan Laine
A man with lots of money, as socialite Khanyi Mbau has observed, pays everything when you are in love with him. He gets you everything you want, but you have to pay for it somehow, especially with your body.
There s a part of your life that you allow to be under the control of the man. And you will serve and thank him forever, as long as you are under his spell. Take for an example many of our young sisters that get employed in the municipalities across the country. Most of them have slept their way to their places of employment.
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Quebec conductor Nicolas Ellis is winner of the 2021-22
Mécénat Musica Prix Goyer, awarded every two years to an emerging artist in classical music. The $125,000 prize is billed as the largest of its kind in Canada.
Mr. Ellis, who is 29, is the founder and artistic director of the
Orchestre de l’Agora, and artistic partner of the
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Amazon workers in the company’s Bessemer, Alabama, warehouse last week voted overwhelmingly not to join a union. This happened despite tales from inside Amazon warehouses across the country of grueling work conditions and little time for bathroom breaks.
Labor and management nationwide have been watching this situation closely for what it might mean for the union effort in other states.
One of those watchers is Connecticut AFL-CIO president Sal Luciano. He joined Connecticut Public Radio’s
All Things Considered to share his thoughts on why this unionization effort failed and what that means for the future of unions.
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Filmmaker dedicated five decades of his life to Lollywood before breathing his last on Wednesday morning.
LAHORE:
Legendary Pakistani actor and filmmaker Suleman passed away at a Private hospital in Lahore on Wednesday. He was 86 years old. The
Zeenat actor had been battling diabetes and kidney-related issues before he succumbed to pneumonia.
“The past year was really tough for our family,” Suleman’s wife Zareen Panna told
The Express Tribune. “Despite our financial constraints we tried to get the best treatment available but he finally lost his battle to God. We request the friends and fans to pray for him”
IOC hopes health plans will sway opinion with Games 100 days away
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A passerby wearing a protective face mask walks past a screen showing a countdown to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games and Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games that have been postponed to 2021 due to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, in Tokyo, Japan, April 14, 2021. REUTERS/Issei Kato
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While most Japanese residents remain opposed to the Tokyo Games going ahead in 100 days time, the International Olympic Committee hopes the mood will shift when people realise how much emphasis has been placed on minimizing the risk of COVID-19 infections.
John Coates, the IOC s chief coordinator for Tokyo, also said stories of Japan s sporting success, such as Hideki Matsuyama s Masters triumph on Sunday, would boost support for the Games, which were postponed by a year due to the pandemic.