Posted By
Najib
May 28, 2018 11:04
PM Hariri and the Municipality of Beirut announced back in April a recycling project entitled "Warak Beirut" or "Paper Beirut" that will supposedly promote source sorting of paper and cardboard at public institutions and the government as as start. The project is implemented by the Municipality of Beirut in cooperation with UNDP and funded by the Municipality and Goodwill Ambassadors Chedid and Farha. Currently, Beirut produces around 100 tons of waste paper and cardboard daily,…
Posted By
Najib
May 26, 2018 08:54
If you ask me about old Lebanese TV channels that were shut down, I can think of C33 and ICN but there's more. I came across a FB post by a friend and an old Annahar article that lists old TV stations that you've probably never heard of. Some of those include: Al Mashriq TV which started broadcasting in 1991 CVN which was also founded in the 1990s by Pierre Azar and Akram Karam but…
Information
7 years ago
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Fun
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Baladi
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Baladi
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Lebanon
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Health
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Baladi
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The garbage crisis is still ongoing just in case anyone’s wondering, and while we were all distracted by the elections, garbage is still piling up and being dumped into the Mediterranean. However, there are still ...
Critiques
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ICRC shared few days ago a powerful video aimed at shedding lights on health workers and hospitals being attached in war zones. The video entitled “Why We Can’t Save Her Life” shows a father driving ...
