Posts by tag: Eid-el-Kabir

Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) has launched a pioneering project to boost the dairy sector in Marsabit County. This climate adaptation initiative aims to introduce sustainable agricultural practices to counteract the adverse effects of climate change, like droughts and unpredictable rainfall. By focusing on climate-smart agriculture, the project hopes to promote food security, improve farmer incomes, and ensure the long-term viability of Kenya's dairy industry.

Afghanistan celebrated a landmark cricket achievement by securing their first-ever one-day international series win over South Africa in Sharjah. This article dives into their historic triumph, examined pivotal performances, and discussed the broader implications for Afghanistan's cricket future.

Eid-el-Kabir, also known as the Festival of Sacrifice, is a day for Muslims to demonstrate their obedience to Allah through specific Sunnah acts. This article highlights nine important practices, such as making ghusl before prayers, fasting until after the Eid prayer, and exchanging gifts, to express joy, purity, and gratitude on this significant day.

The Springboks, guided by coach Rassie Erasmus, are on the brink of securing the 2024 Rugby Championship title if they avoid defeat against Argentina. This potential win highlights the team's evolution, resilience, and strategic brilliance under Erasmus. The upcoming match is pivotal and marks a potential historic achievement for the Springboks.

A venomous tiger snake discovered under a child's toy in a Melbourne home has shed light on the persistent and often overlooked threat posed by these reptiles in residential areas. Known for their deadly venom and assertive nature, tiger snakes are typically found near water but can surprise residents by appearing in urban settings. This occurrence calls for greater awareness and preventive measures to ensure safety.