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Japanese figure skating pair Riku Miura and Ryuichi Kihara have been appointed sports ambassadors for the Kinoshita Group. The company described them as perfectly suited for the role, and Japanese media highlighted the announcement. The pair continue to draw attention as one of Japan's leading figure skating duos.
- 2Talk of looming African war pitting Ethiopia against Eritrea, Egypt and Sudan●Intambara mbi muri Africa yatangiye,Ethiopia irikurasa bikomeye ihanganye na Eritrea,Egypt na Sudan
A Kinyarwanda-language report claims a dangerous war has begun in Africa, alleging Ethiopia is striking hard amid escalating confrontation with Eritrea, Egypt and Sudan. The claim is circulating widely and drawing strong engagement, but no independent confirmation of active fighting between these countries is included in the report. Tensions among Horn of Africa and Nile basin states remain a serious regional concern.
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The Chicago White Sox took a 2-0 lead in their AL Division Series, with Seiya Murakami delivering a timely hit as the team moved within one win of advancing. Meanwhile, Riku Nishida, left off the playoff roster, has joined the club as a reserve for the series, saying the team's rise was evident last year thanks to the growth of its young prospects.
- 4Srikumar and Kobabe say health comes before the book▼Swati 'Lucky' Srikumar and Maia Kobabe's One Little Trick Could Save Your Life: 'The book cannot come before our health'
Cartoonists Swati 'Lucky' Srikumar and Maia Kobabe are quoted in a Comics Journal piece saying 'the book cannot come before our health', paired with a warning about one simple trick they say could save lives. Beyond that statement, the article's details about what the trick is and what health issue they faced are not spelled out here.
- 5Srikumar and Kobabe: 'The book cannot come before our health'●Swati “Lucky” Srikumar and Maia Kobabe's One Little Trick Could Save Your Life: 'The book cannot come before our health'
Cartoonist Swati "Lucky" Srikumar and Gender Queer author-illustrator Maia Kobabe are drawing attention with the message that the book cannot come before their health, framed around what they call one little trick that could save your life. The Comics Journal has highlighted the remarks, and readers are discussing how creators balance deadlines and publishing pressures against personal wellbeing.