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Tunisia's coast dying slowly: industrial pollutants are blocking valleys and environment is heating up Written by Abdel Basset al-Faridi
Sixty-year-old Khalid al-Hami,
a sad, grueling figure, straddles a rock off the sea between the suburbs
of Rades and Ezzahra from the governorate of Ben Arous, near Tunis. 2018 - MAP story win the Best News Item
EU-Migration Written by: Rahal Taoussi
Thursday, February 2, 2017 at 12:16 pm APS get distinction for the news item 2018 Rat extermination, a risky operation in Orans Habibas Islands Written by Ms Lamia Brahimi
ATAget distinction for the news item 2018 Written by Zina Tosku "... thirsty for a "rescuing" hand to come" TIRANA, Nov 29 /ATA/ -- A baby boy, only two months old, wearing blue clothes, all ripped and wet, was found floating face down on the Aegean Sea.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2017 - LUSA story win the Best News Item
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Migrations: Written by Fabiola Ortiz Oujda, Morocco, Dec. 17 (Lusa) - Onoma Anigorigo, a 25-year-old citizen of Nigeria now living in Morocco after crossing the Sahara, is awaiting his chance to continue on to Europe to follow his dream of becoming a football star.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2016 - MAP story win the Best News Item
Belgium-migration Written by Adil ZAARI JABIRI Brussels, 4th September 2015 (MAP) - Not far from the glass and steel buildings of the European institutions in Brussels, passers-by can't miss the view of a park covered with tents, arbors and shacks. Hundreds of refugees, coming from Iraq, Syria, Libya and Afghanistan patched there together a makeshift camp. 2016 - TAP receive Distinction for best stories Between asylum, illegal residence and plight of displacement, Syrians in Tunisia tell a story of suffering Written by Mounira Rabii Tunis, Oct. 23, 2015 (TAP) - Children in "Ettadhamen", the most densely populated neighbourhood in the capital, were used to their neighbours Shady (5 years) and Rima (4 years), who came from the neighbourhoods of Homs, Syria two years ago. They live in a modest house still under construction with their parents Mohammed Fawaz and Sajida, a home provided to them by "good people," as the husband Mohammed Fawaz said.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2015 - SANA story win the Best News Item The goddess of love and beauty, a symbol that endured for millennia of human history Written by: Rasha Milhem & Imad Dghli Damascus, SANA (14.08.2014) - Artifacts uncovered from various archaeological sites in Syria document the creativity shown by ancient artists from various eras and cultures in embodying a figure that symbolizes two values humanity has cherished throughout history: Ishtar, Inanna, Aphrodite, Venus, the goddess of love and beauty.
2015 - EFE receive Distinction for best stories
ANCIENT EGYPT -feature- Written by: Edu Marin Luxor, Egypt, Dec 12 (EFE)- At five o'clock in the morning, the Egyptian city of Luxor wakes up to the sound of Muslim prayer and the braying of donkeys. At that same time, Spanish Egyptologist Milagros Alvarez Sosa and her team begin to prepare for a 3,500-year journey backwards in time to the Pharaonic era.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2014 - MAP story win the Best News Item
Morocco-economy-history Written by: Houcine MAIMOUNI Tazmurt (South of Morocco), 15th July 2013 (MAP)- Richly furnished during this fasting month of Ramadan with sweets of all tastes and sorts, the stalls of Moroccan markets seldom miss tantalizing shoppers about a specific item: Sugar. This product, today deeply settled, happened to be one that made the glory of Morocco, shaping from Tazmurt's refineries (South) the course of Mediterranean history.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2013 - TAP story win the Best News Item
SOCIAL-ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION Written by Bahija Belmabrouk TUNIS, Sep. 23, 2012 (TAP) - "I risked being eaten by fish after the shipwreck. I almost turned into a memory for my family who might have looked for me among the corpses recovered by the Italian coast guards or among the missing," young Fethi Essalmani, a native of the Jelma region, in the Governorate of Sidi Bouzid, pointed out to TAP news agency special correspondent to the Lampedusa Immigrant Reception Centre.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2012 - CNA story win the Best News Item Faneromeni High School: a nest of multiculturalism Written by Maria Antouna Nicosia, Nov 25 (CNA) - One might be surprised to come across a hub of lively young children, from all over the world, right in the heart of this divided capital city, Nicosia, where damage and destruction is but a breath away, as buildings stand derelict and abandoned for the past few decades, in the UN-controlled buffer zone.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2011 - WAFA story win the Best News Item Floral Splendor in Palestine Written by Jamil Dababat NABLUS, February 1, 2010 (WAFA) - The GPS device connected to the satellite (407 m) records mountain elevation from sea level. Here, in the north of the West Bank as in all historic Palestine, roses grow and blossom according to the climate.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2010 - NNA story win the Best News Item Impoverished people from Lebanon Written by JosiannE Saade Sarkiss November 30 - You can see them sleeping under the bridges and on the bridges. You can see them barefooted, semi clad and many of them turn garbage dumping places into shelters to protect themselves from scorching heat and severe cold.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2009 - EFE story win the Best News Item The 'European dream' is worth sleeping for a month in the woods. Written by Mr. Rafael Peñas
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2008 - TANJUG story win the Best News Item "Save the children, all of them" Written by Vera Raskov - Djurovic BELGRADE, Nov 16 (Tanjug-spec) - The realisation of the rights of the Roma, particularly the inclusion of the Roma children in the society's educational system, represents a crucial step in improving the status of this most numerous community in Serbia which consists of more 450,000 people.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2007 - LUSA story win the Best News Item Immigration/EU: Clandestine Immigrants the 'Slaves of Modern Times' Written by Ricardo Bordalo Dakar, Oct. 8 (Lusa) - Joseph N'Diaye, the curator of the House of Slaves on Gore Island, Senegal, considers the current wave of clandestine immigration to Europe from the West African coast to be "the slavery of modern times."
2007 - APS receive Distinction for best stories Once upon a time Oran's "small reader" Written by Malika BASSI Oran - "The trip to a thousand places starts with a step" is the motto adopted by "Le petit lecteur" (small reader), an association striving, since its creation in 1993 in Oran, to spread the love for reading in children and youths.
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