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What holiday traditions bind your family together? As the year wheels through its course, there's magic in the air that marks the arrival of Christmas and the holiday season. Holiday traditions serve as an anchor, connecting us to our past and grounding us in the values that have been passed down through generations. Whether it's unwrapping presents beneath a twinkling Christmas tree or lighting the menorah during Hanukkah, these family centered traditions are more than just celebrations; they are the threads in the tapestry of our identity. They reinforce the bonds of family, community, and heritage, as we gather around dinner tables, share stories, and celebrate what makes us unique and also what unites us. In the rich tapestry of shared beliefs, each tradition tells a story, a narrative that captures the essence of the community and preserves it for future generations. Adhering to family and cultural traditions is the stream that carries us together through history. Holiday traditions represent a cherished compass that guides us home, irrespective of where we find ourselves. They are a celebration of heritage and the joys of the present, a means to honor our history, and a commitment to passing on this cultural wealth. As we embrace our holiday customs, let's cherish and nurture these traditions, for they shape not just our holiday seasons, but the very fabric of our existence.

The lavish wedding of the Ambanis is estimated to be worth Rs 5000 crore! Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant are finally married after months of pre-wedding festivities. Is this really about giving happiness, blessings, or just about money and power? I am a big fan of Dhirubhai Ambani and the entire Ambani family. The hard work he has been doing ever since and where he started from is really commendable. Everyone reaps the fruits of their hard work, and we can see the kind of fruits of hard work they enjoy. Mukesh Ambani lives life very happily, and it is good to know that despite having so much money, he lives his life with such simplicity. If there is money, it will be used, but does it feel good to spend 5000 crores on a wedding? Maybe I don't know how true this is. It was only through social media that I came to know that Rs 5000 crores have been spent. It seems strange to think that in a country like India, where there are many who are hungry and naked, what could be done with this Rs 5000 crores? What could have been done for those people instead of spending only 5000 crores on a wedding? Is it really right? I consider it wrong, and I think that Mukesh Ambani should make full use of this wealth to help the people of India. It is surprising how many famous Indian people have attended the wedding, and there is not a single person among them who could tell him about the use of money. If only he had received blessings, perhaps his life would have become even better if he supported the needy one. This does not mean that whatever I am expressing is my opinion. I am not against capitalism; no, I am with capitalism. The one who works hard, has the skills, has the talent, will definitely earn money, but they will have to make proper use of the money. Doing so is of a different quality. But I felt a bit strange, and I wrote this. So if anyone feels hurt by my words or feels bad, then I am sorry. But Mukesh Ambani should also think once. If the talk of 5000 crores is going wrong on social media, then I apologize for all my words and want to tell again that I am really a big fan of the entire Ambani family. I try to follow them, and I also know that not everyone can become Ambani. so,even Ambani should not do what every capitalist does.

December is here and so is the Holiday spirit! Are you spending Christmas time in Portugal and looking for things to do? Or perhaps simply wondering what the holiday traditions look like here? Our new article tells you all you need to know!

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Hallo, December: It’s the first day of the last month of the year and the gods have seen fit to make it payday weekend and a Friday. For the more spiritual among us (spiritual as in prone to drinking spirits, not prone to being the Lord’s strongest soldier), this happy coincidence may seem like a sign – a licence to throw caution to the festive season wind and end this year off right. In Namibia, the code of conduct for December is simple: It’s based on a few linguistically evolving, yet easy-to-follow principles, such as “is fkkl, is festive”, “I’m here for a good time, not a long time”, and the electrifying idea that “we move”. As someone who has visited various parts of the world during this time of year, I can confidently say nobody does December quite like Namibians, and here’s my list of the reasons why: THE SUNNY DAYS With the dawn of December comes the wrath of the Namibian sun. Though the source of the blood feud between the sun and our brave populace has long been forgotten, the vendetta involves waking up to temperatures of almost 30 degrees Celsius. To combat the searing heat, Namibians have taken to drinking beverages as copious, cold, refreshing and as blurring of the edges as possible. Beverages of choice include draught beer, wine and whatever has a label that reads “3 for 50”. This level of alcohol consumption in the relentless December heat makes most Namibians a friendly bunch. The parties are impromptu, the dancing is energetic, and the vibes are immaculate. THE WARM NIGHTS December nights in Namibia are almost as warm as Namibian days. So, in-between waging war against mosquitoes, Namibians tend to make much of catching the sunset ahead of our gorgeous, starry evenings. As a people who complain bitterly throughout our short but demonic winter, December evenings are a time to chill, to lounge, to sit on a stoep enjoying the break from direct sunlight, or to run to the service in plakkies, hollering: “Hey Bra! Do you guys have ice?” THE BEST BEEF When your beef is some of the most succulent the world has to offer, best believe it’s going to be the centrepiece of Namibia’s festive season celebrations. From a good old braai to a tongue-burning taste of fresh-off-the-fire kapana, meat is where Namibians meet. THE FESTIVE MIGRATION December in Namibia is a time for travel. Families reunite in the north, likers-of-things head to the sand and sea of Swakopmund, and many others accept an impromptu invite to a party in the next town over. With all this December migration comes a much-needed change of scene, but with a particular Namibian quirk. All told, there are approximately 10 of us, and everyone knows everyone and the dog they used to have at their old house. The result is that wherever you go and no matter how far you travel – north, south, east or west – your friend’s cousin’s brother will be quick with a cold beer as well as a…

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