Internationally acclaimed Denmark trained actor, filmmaker and cinematographer, Artwell Mukonyora -aka Angel Arts - has endeared viewers with his work since his return to his homeland in 2011.In this first ever question and answer interview with Ronnie Chisamba(R.C),Angel Arts(A.A) gives a glimpse into his professional and personal life.Below are excerpts of the interview:
Ghana's President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has announced that Ghana’s COVID-19 cases has shot up to 1042 cases representing 1.5 per cent of total test results. He made this announcement during his address to the nation on April 19, 2020.
The Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Civil Society Organizations Network of Liberia has ended a 3-Day General Assembly in Gbarnga City, Bong County, with the election of a new leadership. The exercise held from December 12-14, 2019 was held under the theme; “We are Better Together”. Those elected were Augustine N. Myers of the WASH R&E “Media” Network as National Chairman, Lusu B. Gibson of Shalom as Co-Chair, and George Karyah of LIFE-NGO as Secretary General. The outgoing Chairperson of the National Civil Society Council of Liberia, Frances Greaves, later officially inducted the new WASH CSOs Network officers.
A Revolutionary art work and Prophetic Painting entitled “GOD HAS GRANTED US AUDIENCE”by a Nigerian painter who describes himself as a prophetic with paint and brush, Mazi Daniel Awgu says God has Granted us Audience is an Inspirational artistic representation, prediction of what is going to happen in the NEXT LEVEL agenda of the President Mohammdu Buhari’s APC led administration as he begins his second term in office as the President of the most populous black nation in the world. However, how these predictions come to reality to change the situation of an average Nigerian on the street remains unclear. Many Nigerians are unemployed, hungry, faced with uncertainty as violence, insurgency, kidnapping, ritual killings of innocent Nigerians has dotted the country’s landscape.
The issue of financial support to the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) sector of Liberia has been a serious challenge for the sector over the years. All of the activities occurring in the sector over the years have been supported by donors and development partners in Liberia. Even before the establishment of the WASH Commission, allocation in the national budget never reflected any kind of support to the sector.