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Ethiopia paves way for digital currency

ETHIOPIA recently moved closer to launching a central bank digital currency (CBDC) after the Council of Ministers voted to approve a revised draft proclamation.

The bright side of sunshine

Don't hide from nature's gift for good health

Illiteracy in the age of covid

Without critical analysis we are as vulnerable as sheep

History crying lone wolf

Joining the dots leads to uncomfortable questions

To vote or not to vote...

Subverting the narrative: the Independents' Day general election of July 2024

Are LED lights safe?

Study claims that the lights are toxic to the eyes and body, causing cancer, and may not even save energy

Payout for scientist fired for refusing jab

Jury awards $687,000 to researcher who rejected demand to be injected

A direct approach to democracy

It doesn't have to be just one vote every five years

Digital takeover of our bodies

Hacking humans to harness our energy

Why electricity costs so much today

Twice as much as the U.S. and five times more than China

The world is a stage

False prophets won't stop tyranny: YOU are the solution

Holy cow! Raw milk good for you?

Farmers say it's warm, healthy and udderly delicious

Musical resistance to war

AS the drumbeat for war gets louder, will the general public meekly accept conscription (euphemistically described as 'national service') or will a mass protest movement emerge?

Caring for the fragile mind

Look out for your friends with mental health issues

Corporate profits before public health

Japanese politician lifts lid on pandemic of vaccine harm

'Gestapo-like' Swedish social services

Girl attempts suicide 5 times while being kept from parents in custody battle

Dads are vital to success for children

Fathers can boost their child's achievements in education

BBC attacks Kenyan farmer over climate change ‘denial'

ON June 15 2024, the BBC's climate change misinformation reporter, Marco Silva, published a hit piece on the Kenyan farmer, Jusper Machogu, entitled: How a Kenyan farmer became a champion of climate change denial.

Mum's victory over forced injection bid

After two years of fighting, judge delivers verdict for freedom

United Nations global digital ID bid

THE United Nations, through its Sustainable Development Goals, has revealed how it sees itself as a 'global governance regime'.

Assange: Where does he go from here?

JULIAN Assange has been released after five years in custody, but what that means for the awakening community and the battle against technocracy remains to be seen.

Euthanised during fake pandemic

Heartbreak over mum's sudden deterioration and death

Hardwiring society's digital addiction

Smartphones a disease eating away at our desire for freedom

How the media lie by omission

Newsroom silence over fears truth may jeopardise jab rollout

Woke war is corporate enslavement

World's largest businesses support far-left causes

Shifting the blame

Establishment liars seek to avoid justice over covid con

Assassination attempt on leader critical of covid shots

Investigators looking at possibilities other than 'lone wolf' gunman theory

'You really shouldn't be here'

The Light interviews Alex Mitchell vaccine damage victim and campaigner

Challenging universal childcare Richard House interviews Dr Maria Lyons

If children's needs were the priority, everything would be directed towards encouraging stable families and strong communities

Driven to question everything - From engineering to investigative journalism

The Light speaks with Richard D Hall about his journey into journalism