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By Bezawit Assefa The Association of Consecrated Women in Eastern and Central Africa (ACWECA) had a five-day Mid-Life Formation Workshop for Consecrated Women at the Mojo Consolata Spiritual Center in Ethiopia. The workshop brought together more than 40 religious sisters representing over 18 congregations from across the country, marking a significant moment of renewal and collaboration within consecrated life in Ethiopia. Organized by ACWECA in close collaboration with the Association of Consecrated Women in Ethiopia (ACWET), the program is part of ACWECA’s ongoing commitment to initial and ongoing formation of consecrated women in the region. The workshop responds specifically to the needs and challenges faced by women religious in mid-life, offering a dedicated space for reflection, healing, learning, and recommitment to vocation and mission. The formation program is grounded in a holistic and transformative approach, addressing the spiritual, emotional, psychological, and intellectual dimensions of religious life. Through conferences, group discussions, prayer, and shared reflection, participants are encouraged to deepen self-awareness, reconnect with their call, and rediscover meaning and vitality in their consecrated commitment. Facilitators from across the region, including Sr. Christine Wairimu Mwangi and Sr. Grace Yangi Dilla Jaber, underscore regional solidarity and shared learning. The workshop program covers a

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This story was originally published by ProPublica. As an asylum-seeker living in the U.S., Jasmir Urbina worried as she watched violence break out amid the military-style immigration sweeps across the country. Then she read about legal residents being arrested at immigration court and wondered when federal agents would set their sights on her city. Urbina had fled Nicaragua in 2022 and legally resided with her husband, a fellow asylum-seeker, in New Orleans while reporting to immigration agents for check-ins as she awaited her day in court. Finally, the date was approaching in late November 2025. Days later, the Trump administration would flood the region with federal officers in “Operation Swamp Sweep.” Urbina, 35, began searching for a Spanish speaker who could help her, and said she stumbled on a Facebook post advertising the services of Catholic Charities, a prominent aid organization whose services include assisting immigrants. After a few clicks, she connected via WhatsApp with “Susan Millan,” who claimed to have a law degree. The woman’s photo looked professional, showing a small library in the blurry background, according to a screenshot Urbina shared with ProPublica. The asylum-seeker said she discussed her predicament with the woman she thought was an attorney.

Kaushambi: A 22-year-old female patient has been at the centre of a serious privacy breach after objectionable photographs allegedly taken during her surgery at a government-run autonomous state medical college in Uttar Pradesh's Kaushambi were circulated on WhatsApp groups linked to officials and media personnel. The incident came to light following intervention by a member of the State Women’s Commission, prompting swift police action and an internal probe. Also Read:Rajkot BHMS doctor arrested for allegedly filming colleague with hidden camera, demanding Rs 25 lakh Speaking to Hindustan Times, Satyanarayan Prajapat, superintendent of police (SP), termed the matter serious and assigned the probe to Shivank Singh, deputy superintendent of police (DSP) (Manjhanpur). “Strict action will be taken against those found guilty. No one will be spared,” he said. According to news reports, the woman was admitted to the gynaecology department on April 26 and underwent surgery for a Bartholin cyst. The procedure, which involved excision and marsupialisation, was conducted under the supervision of senior doctors. The controversy erupted after photographs allegedly taken during the operation surfaced in WhatsApp groups. The images reportedly showed the patient’s face and private parts, sparking widespread concern over privacy violations and professional misconduct. Women’s groups and

Synopsis Meta Platforms experienced a slight decline of 20 million daily active users across its social media platforms in Q1 CY 2026, marking a break in its growth streak. While external factors were cited, the dip may signal user saturation or dissatisfaction as the company heavily invests in AI and infrastructure. Meta Platforms reported a decline of 20 million daily active users across its social media platforms Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram during the first quarter of the calendar year 2026 (Q1 CY 2026), per its financial results released Wednesday. The tech giant reported 3.56 billion Daily Active People (DAP) for the January to March quarter, a marginal 0.5% decline from 3.58 billion in Q4 CY 2025. The company defines DAP as registered and logged-in users of its Family of Apps including Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, or WhatsApp who access at least one of these platforms via mobile or web on a given day. On a year-on-year basis, this still represents an increase of 130 million users from the 3.43 billion reported in the same quarter last year. While the decline is marginal relative to its overall user base, Meta has attributed it to external disruptions, including internet outages in Iran and

Valtteri Bottas has revealed the famous F1 drivers' WhatsApp group was full of activity during the April break as the sport assessed changes to the cars.  A number of drivers voiced their displeasure across the opening rounds over the characteristics of the new challengers built this year under a fresh set of technical regulations. A series of meetings between the FIA, F1 and the teams were held during April, resulting in measures that will be in effect this weekend in Miami. The drivers also gave their input on the potential changes, aligning their views through polls in their WhatsApp group chat. “We have this group chat on WhatsApp,” Bottas told media incliding RacingNews365. “We've been communicating there quite a lot, and especially after Japan, we did some votes and stuff like that.  “But everything is kind of aligned. I think everyone agrees it's a step in the right direction, but now we need to see these things in action.  “All the drivers are aligned. It's sometimes only a couple of drivers that speak to the FIA, but normally they speak on behalf of all of us, the GPDA.” Bottas stated the scale of the changes could have been greater, but

Take Action: Protect Voting Rights The Court overturned decades of precedent and undercut a core victory of the Civil Rights Movement. With this ruling, the Court has opened the door to diluting Black, Latino, AANHPI, Native American, and Alaska Native representation across the country, especially in the South, where Republicans have made clear they want to dilute the voting power of minority communities. While the Supreme Court’s decision is a gut punch, make no mistake: Democrats will fight tooth and nail to ensure the voices of all Americans will be heard in November and in every election that follows. We must organize, mobilize, and remain vigilant in defending the right to vote. The fight against racial gerrymandering is now more urgent than ever, and the hard-won right to vote must be protected for all Americans. This moment calls for immediate action: stay engaged, support voting rights advocacy, and hold elected leaders accountable for restoring fair maps and fair elections. Attend a Briefing on the Impacts of the Decision Join us for a virtual briefing on voting rights and Louisiana v. Callais with DNC Chair Ken Martin and Civic Engagement and Voter Protection Director Herly Rosemond at 7 p.m. E.T. on

Have you ever seen that new WhatsApp look that seems made of glass? It’s called Liquid Glass mode and it’s revolutionizing the way we use the app. Without much warning, WhatsApp is rolling out a design that features transparency and smoother animations, but not everyone can access it instantly. Luckily, there are ways to try activating this modern style before it reaches everyone. In this article, we’ll explain how to do it and what to expect from this redesign that will change your WhatsApp experience. What is Liquid Glass mode on WhatsApp? Main features of the new design Liquid Glass mode introduces an effect of translucent layers that give a sense of depth and visual lightness. This translates into: Elements with a glass finish and subtle transparencies. Smoother and more fluid animations in navigation. Automatic adaptation to the system’s light and dark modes. Floating navigation bar with a semi-transparent effect. Buttons and menus with reflections and blurred edges. Modernized keyboard more harmonized with the interface. Key areas affected by the redesign The changes are not only aesthetic but also improve usability. The most visible parts are: The navigation bar: now it floats and has a lighter appearance. The buttons and