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The Malagasy Women Empowerment Association aims to fight for the improvement of the conditions and representations of Malagasy women in society. The diaspora of Malagasy women who work in Luxembourg, sponsored by their employers, are content with their living conditions here. However, they lack sufficient guidance, which is why they work each year to promote their mission: empowering women from Madagascar, both locally and abroad, to face their challenges more effectively, especially in highly developed countries.
The AFPL goals are clear: firstly, they aim to extend a helping hand to individuals grappling with psychosis and their families. Secondly, they're dedicated to spreading awareness about psychosis among members and the public, ensuring this vital information reaches far and wide. Moreover, the AFPL is determined to tackle taboos head-on, striving to destigmatize this often misunderstood condition. They're actively working to develop additional support structures for patients and their families.
In their efforts, the AFPL isn't going it alone. They're forging close partnerships with responsible entities both in Luxembourg and beyond, ensuring a collaborative approach to their cause.
As association of young professionals has come up with a solution to boost the participation of youths in EU elections. They have launched Palumba: a tinder-style app that allows voters to swipe for electoral mates.
Last Saturday, a crowd of protesters gathered in the town of Cattenom, close to the nuclear power plant. Anti-nuclear energy organisations from France, Germany and Luxembourg co-hosted the protest to oppose the planned extension of the Cattenom reactor lifespan. Get all the details on today's Local Matters.
Fed Horses are, primarily, Urša and Jure Mihevc, whose on- and off-stage partnership is the driving force of the whole thing. Over the years, the band’s additional lineup stabilized around guitarist Andraž Mazi, bass player Matej Tekavčič and drummer Enos Kugler. Check them out on Balkan Express on Ara City Radio.
The Stones are in a league of their own when it comes to 80-year olds enjoying an active live, with Mick Jagger running, dancing and skipping across the stage.