The upswing in fast-food restaurants, sausage stands and snack bars was tough, as a study by the market observer Industry Radar shows. In system catering, revenues grew by 3.7 percent, and by 2.7 percent for sausage stands. The meager growth is due to the increased sales prices, the demand for burgers and Bosna is declining. According to the study, one reason for this is inflation: the main consumers of fast food, families with children and financially weaker
Burkina: The African Diplomatic Group in Ouagadougou offered a Ramadan Iftar reception in honor of the Burkinabè MFA on April 8, 2023
HM the King’s Ambassador to Burkina Faso, Youssef Slaoui, Dean of the African Diplomatic Group in Ouagadougou, on Friday offered a Ramadan Iftar reception in honor of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Regional Cooperation and Burkinabè from outside, Olivia R. Rouamba.
During this Iftar reception which took place at the Residence of the Ambassador of Morocco on the occasion of the holy month of Ramadan, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Regional Cooperation and Burkinabe Abroad, was accompanied by her close collaborators, indicates a press release from the Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in Ouagadougou which reached MAP (Moroccan Press Agency) on Saturday.
Speaking on this occasion, Mr. Slaoui highlighted the honor and the pleasure that fall to the African Group to receive the Head of Diplomacy of Burkina Faso within the framework of its positive interactions regularly maintained with the Burkinabè authorities.
On behalf of the Group, he praised the good disposition of Burkinabè diplomacy towards the African Group, as well as the understanding that characterizes their relations, underlines the same source.
For her part, Ms. Olivia R. Rouamba expressed her joy and happiness in joining the members of the African Group, as a special guest, for this meal breaking the collective fast in an atmosphere marked by conviviality and of brotherhood.
She expressed her high appreciation for this commendable initiative, emphasizing her ministry’s commitment to perpetuating this tradition of consultation and fruitful exchanges with the Group on subjects of common interest concerning our African continent, its stability and its socio-economic development.
With AIB (information agency of Burkina)
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The twice-a-year phenomenon known as “California Henge,” when the rising sun ascends perfectly above the Bay Bridge on California Street, framed by city buildings, took place Saturday morning.
A crowd of regarding 40 people began to form around 6:15 a.m., on the intersection of Gough and California streets, while it was still dark. Photographers began to set up tripods, and those with phones staked out their spot on the corner to get a view.
By 6:40, around 100 people gathered in the middle of the intersection and along the street, completely blocking through traffic. Several people sat down on the hilly street, watching as the sky lightened. Murmurs of “excuse me” were common as latecomers jostled through the throng to get a good angle.
Neighbors climbed onto fire escapes, and a handful of drones buzzed in the sky above. Despite a few honks from cars, most unlucky drivers that neared the cluster of people just turned around.
While the sunrise was rather cloudy and the sun itself was ever-so-slightly to the right of the Bay Bridge, by 6:45 a.m., orange rays of light shone down the street.
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And it looks like some photographers got some pretty good shots.
“California Henge” but the sun never quite appeared directly behind the bridge due to clouds. Beautiful morning nonetheless.@zimpix @hknightsf @peterhartlaub @RobMayeda @SFGate #totalsf #CAwx @Underscore_SF pic.twitter.com/ck3AbTb2Lu
— Stuart Berman (@QuakesFanStu) April 8, 2023
The Chronicle reported that one photographer said, “I can’t believe we blocked the street. That’s nuts. And they let us!”
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“I’ve never seen so many people for something like this,” Marc Donahue, from Permagrin Films, told KTVU.
KTVU reported that the “henge” will likely be able to be seen on Sunday and Monday, as well, and once more in September.
Feature image by Holly Secon.
Yesterday, the Iraqi presidency called on Turkey to apologize for the Turkish bombing of Sulaymaniyah airport in northern Iraq, stressing that the Turkish government should stop hostilities on Iraqi soil.
Iraqi President Abd al-Latif Rashid condemned the bombing, which was attributed to the Turkish forces, and targeted Sulaymaniyah airport in Iraqi Kurdistan, where fighters from the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) are holed up, according to the Turkish version. These blatant attacks on Iraq and its sovereignty.
Rashid stressed that there is no legal justification for the Turkish forces to continue their approach of terrorizing safe civilians under the pretext of the presence of opposing forces on Iraqi soil.
For its part, the Presidency of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq confirmed that the regional government condemns the incident that occurred at Sulaymaniyah airport, calling on the concerned parties to carry out their duties in the investigation and to deal with the incident appropriately instead of assigning blame.
Yesterday, the militia of the “Syrian Democratic Forces – SDF” announced that its commander-in-chief, Mazloum Abdi, had survived the assassination attempt, and said: Abdi and members of the American forces were present at Sulaymaniyah airport in Iraqi Kurdistan, which was targeted the day before yesterday, Friday, in an attack attributed to Turkey.
A spokesman for the “SDF”, Farhad Shami, revealed to “Agence France Presse” some details of the targeting, indicating that Abdi was present in Sulaymaniyah, within the framework of joint work with the Anti-Terrorism Service in Iraqi Kurdistan, with the knowledge of the forces of the so-called “international coalition”, to coordinate efforts. Continuing once morest ISIS, stressing the presence of US forces at the airport during the attack.
He said, “The bombing of the airport took place while Abdi was leaving Sulaymaniyah, following holding a series of meetings with partners once morest ISIS.”
Columns of smoke rose near Sulaymaniyah International Airport the day before yesterday evening, as officials at the airport and the Asayish initially denied that it was caused by shelling or an explosion, while media outlets reported that Mazloum Abdi was in Sulaymaniyah, and two Turkish drones warned the helicopter that You take it without any official sources confirming this information.
A few days ago, a spokesman for the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Tango Bilgic, stated that his country had closed its airspace to flights to and from the city of Sulaymaniyah in Iraq, referring to “the escalation of the activity of the PKK elements there.”