Russia claimed on Thursday that its forces have captured two more villages in Ukraine's eastern Donetsk and southeastern Zaporizhzhia regions. According to a statement from the Russian Defense Ministry, its forces have taken control of the village of Vesele, which is located about 12 kilometers (7.4 miles) northwest of the strategic town of Velyka Novosilka in the Donetsk region. Earlier, Russia claimed to have seized the strategic town on Jan. 27, which lies about 20 kilometers (12.4 miles) from the junction of Ukraine’s Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Dnipropetrovsk regions. According to the statement, its forces also captured the village of Lobkove, located about 42 kilometers (26 miles) southeast of Zaporizhzhia city. Meanwhile, Ukraine’s General Staff claimed in an earlier statement on Telegram that its forces repelled 13 Russian assaults near five settlements along the Novopavlivka front, including Vesele. 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All rights reserved Russia's Defense Ministry said Thursday its forces had captured a small village in eastern Ukraine as both sides struggle to make significant battlefield gains after two years of fighting as a result of successful actions of Southern Group troop units the settlement of Vesele in the Donetsk People's Republic was liberated," Russia's Defense Ministry said AFP was unable to verify the Defense Ministry's claims The village of Vesele lies 20 kilometers (12 miles) northeast of Bakhmut the industrial city that was flattened by months of artillery shelling and urban combat earlier in the conflict Vesele had a pre-conflict population of around 100 Moscow claimed to have annexed Ukraine's eastern Donetsk region — which it calls the "Donetsk People's Republic" — in 2022 despite not having full control over the territory Millions of Ukrainians fled the east and south of the country after Russia launched its full-scale military offensive in February 2022 Neither side has made any significant territorial gains for more than a year as the conflict has ground to a stalemate Russia's Prosecutor General's Office has designated The Moscow Times as an "undesirable" organization criminalizing our work and putting our staff at risk of prosecution This follows our earlier unjust labeling as a "foreign agent." 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CAPE TOWN - The Eastern Cape SAPS is appealing to the public for information in locating three suspects in connection with the murder of Mboneli Vesele the bodyguard of Fort Hare University's Vice-Chancelor Police said Vesele was sitting outside the University of Fort Hare Vice-chancelor's residence when he was assassinated in January 2023 Mboneli Vesele sustained multiple gunshot wounds to his body and was confirmed dead on the scene  Police say they have obtained three J50 warrant of arrests for the suspects The wanted suspects include the 24-year-old Bafana Chiliza SAPS say the trio is believed to be hiding between the Kwazulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape Provinces Ten suspects including the University of Fort Hare Employees were arrested last year on allegations of plotting to kill the Institution's Vice-Chancellor Police say the three suspects are also wanted in relation to the plot of VC's murder and the murder of the bodyguard The SAPS has secured arrest warrants from the Alice Magistrate Court for three suspects implicated in the January 2023 murder of Mboneli Vesele, bodyguard to the University of Fort Hare Vice Chancellor. The suspects are reportedly evading arrest, moving between KZN and the EC #RT pic.twitter.com/L3JEvCjYkI Sections Home page » Topics » Space Transformation » Vesele The Hromada of environmental (green) initiatives Residents of the Veselivska Hromada aren’t afraid of being proactive and working on collaborative and experimental projects they are building a solar power plant at the site of a deserted landfill Due to the modernization help of Swedish experts Vesele has recently opened an Administrative Service Center The Hromada is the first in Ukraine to buy and use a mobile waste sorting line Schoolchildren have an opportunity to grow vegetables in greenhouses learn to manage a hromada through board games and record broadcasts of their own on the local radio station The Veselivska Amalgamated Hromada was created in fall 2015 The communities united around the village Vesele Over three years its budget has tripled: from 25 million hryvnias in 2015 to over 80 million hryvnias in 2018 The budget revenue comprises of income tax operates an enterprise UKRAINIAN FLIGHT ACADEMY CHEMICAL AIRCRAFT TECHOLOGIES LLC It builds aircraft and has a flight school that trains pilots-to-be from all over the world An entrepreneur Vasyl Kireyev has founded a company “Azov Auto Shop” in Vesele that manually assembles replica of famous British cars from 1950s Lotus Super Seven and Shelby Cobra The head of Veselivska Hromada Petro Kiyashko says that the strategic plan of Hromada development got framed back in 2014 Among the priorities is the development of small businesses: — The Hromada has to create an environment where everyone can fit in If we are guided by this principle nobody will have to leave and the number of jobs will increase We are working on creating conditions for this aim We work on providing 24-hour water supply since just three years ago the centralized water supply was available only 7 hours a day We are working on street lighting on every street and road repair As soon as these three issues are solved the small business will make its way into the community Veselivska Hromada is planning to create agricultural sector opportunities for business A dried skim milk factory successfully operates in Vesele and plans to expand The community in the village Novooleksandrivka is planning on building a dribble irrigation system for growing vegetables and berries A refrigeration facility and a farmer’s market are going to be built in the center of Vesele The Hromada is striving to create more workplaces and increase villagers’ income: We should pay less attention to the “people in government” because it turns out that everyone knows the president’s name but not many know the name of the head of the village They are better organized and more law-obedient because they know that law violation is punishable If one can selectively violate the law we will get nowhere The Veselivska Hromada consists of 7 villages The overall number of inhabitants is 13 thousand people The head of the Hromada says that in the result unifying the community got in control of funds for providing gas supply and centralized water supply in the villages; repairing and equipping schools Today when I meet the villagers they don’t doubt our decision Obviously it was the right decision to take Over some time we have received 35 million hryvnias of investments and this is a huge amount for us The main thing is that we were able to solve a lot of issues and we keep solving the ones that appear Petro Kiyashko has been the head of the village council in Vesele for 30 years He was born and grew up in the village Pasichna In 1979 Petro came to Vesele and decided to settle here The head of the Hromada believes that Ukraine will be able to go through all ordeals if every citizen will be able to get well-organized and come up with the ideas on how to be productive where they live: — Our task is to persuade people that they have to lead the way It’s simple to make things look better around you It is a chain reaction and you will see a result Ukrainians have to ponder well on what they need and then get to work Veselivska Hromada has founded a municipal enterprise for the production of the asphalt-concrete mix for road repair and paving slabs The firm provides necessary materials for the community and income for the local budget Petro Kiyashko says that the enterprise operates since 2018 and over this time the workers are about to finish patchwork on 60 kilometers of the Vesele roads The next task is to fix roads in the Hromada villages: we saved on road works about one million hryvnias last year We have an opportunity now to carry out patchwork whenever we need and not when a contractor has available time we manage to cover all road pavement issues in four months and this year we expect to spend at the most one month Their workday begins at 5 am while there is no traffic They are looking for a street with a big degree of damage They try to take care of all small damages as well to prevent them from turning into big holes The factory owns a mobile paving slab production line The slab is used for pavements near the schools The head of the Hromada mentions that almost 20 kilometers of slab pavements were built in the villages of the Hromada The production line provides workplaces and saves us money if to compare with the prices in Melitopol or Zaporizhzhia In March 2018 in the outskirts of Vesele was launched a solar power station “Solar Park Vesele” It was built on the territory of a sizable landfill that was abandoned since the 90s The head of the Hromada Petro Kiyashko says that it was a very challenging task to prepare a plot of land for this project it was of utmost importance to facilitate the red tape process for the investor Solar Park Pidhorodnie LLC: — There was much garbage stored back from Soviet times We wouldn’t be able to clean out this territory ourselves We had to find an investor that would agree to empty the area first of all They could have found 20-30 hectares ready-to-build site and saved time and money they confided in our ability to finalize all paperwork on the land in the shortest possible time Allotting land plot for investment purposes is not an easy task Any kind of settlement should have a general plan of settlement development We were somewhat prepared because we started working on the general plan back in 2015 We just had to speed up and finish it as soon as possible The station’s capacity is 16 megawatts and it has 800 solar arrays each consists of 72 panels The head of the Veselivska Solar Electric station Serhiy Yudin says that the station works at its full capacity during the year: — All generated power is transmitted to the power market of Ukraine Specially trained power engineers with obligatory experience of working at substation work here The professionals of this kind are residents of Vesele and work at the station on a shift basis If there were more stations like this all over Ukraine that would be a real success for our country This year the first in Ukraine mobile solid waste sorting line has started to operate in Veselivska Hromada The sorting station equipment fits into a truck trailer it was purchased on state subsidy and grant funding the Hromada is planning to sort wastes from local landfills and illegal dumping The head of the Hromada Petro Kiyashko mentions that the idea to buy the sorting line of this kind appeared after the law adaptation on the waste processing in 2018 Engineers from Poltava came up with the design of the mobile line: — The Hromada is currently working on the draft of strategic energy development This initiative comes from the Europen Commission The sorting line is one of the elements of the plan fulfilment The goal is to process the wastes to decrease the emission of CO2 into the atmosphere The best thing is that the equipment can process the wastes piling for 40 and even 50 years We can organise a volunteer clean-up and when people collect all the wastes we would come with lorries and pick everything up it all depends on our wish to work together with the villages where the littering situation is very bad The head of the municipal enterprise “Arus” Oleksandr Zhadan tells us that the mobile line is very easy to use and presupposes six workers glass and scrap metal are pressed and taken for reprocessing: — All our district has only one official landfill We have purchased two sanitation trucks for the small house districts but there is no way to quit since the people got used to it At the Vasylkivska school #1 with a biotech bias has been built two greenhouses The vegetables grown by school students under the supervision of the experts are used at the school canteen and the flowers are used to embellish classrooms and public places in the village The school principal Nelia Artim tells us that the school used to have a greenhouse before but it came into disuse some time ago The school prepared a project of a new greenhouse and the Hromada provided funds to build it The objectives of the greenhouse are to assist in environmental education of the students and to give them practical skills in growing plants that can be used for school and village landscaping: — We have currently different kinds of seedlings We also grow indoor plants to beautify the classrooms There is a great number of flower seedlings: marigolds The students of middle and high school work in the greenhouses during the arts and crafts lessons and project group workshops The primary school students attend the greenhouses as part of field trips — We have several project groups like “Young Veggie Growers” “The World of Indoor Plants” that are attended by about 60 children They learn how to grow plants in greenhouses our students and students from other schools of the Hromada visit the greenhouses and we organise workshop sessions for them We are in the agricultural area and children should have practical skills They have a place to exercise their skills Some children are really into it and that’s great In February 2018 in Vesele opened a modern Administrative Service Center providing services to the whole district (rayon) (population of 22 thousand people – ed.) The programme U-LEAD with Europe assisted with the center modernization The head of the Center Tetiana Ovdiyenko tells us that before the refurbishment the center employed four specialists and provided 30 services nowadays it employs 12 specialists and offers 111 services: — We have purchased and currently work on the installation of equipment for issuing ID-cards and travelling passports A lot of services are related to the social sphere specialists of the service center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs provide vehicle registration and re-registration of driving licenses Our residents don’t need to go to all bunch of different offices but come directly to the Center with all their questions I would like everyone come here in a good mood and get all of their issues solved easily The popular services of residence registration and extract from the State Land Registry can be obtained in 10-15 minutes The Center has all necessary equipment including self-service terminals and access to internet banking The head of Veselivska Hromada Petro Kiyashko says that the Hromada was the first in the region to participate in the Administrative Service Center modernization project The residents of Vesele actively participate in international projects and education of specialists to manage the projects: — Supervisors of international projects expect integrity and assurance that the money of their taxpayers is going to work effectively They see the seriousness of our intentions and believe we will complete everything we’ve started We put all our efforts into the projects and do everything possible to achieve success The key point is that we educate specialists that can work with investors We guide a project and the investors can see that we follow their advice they have a right to do so since it’s their money Veselivska Hromada has a central library for adults and a library for children as well as five branches in the villages of the Hromada The central library team faced the redundancy process but the decision came in favor of preserving both the library and the staff Today the team members of the learning resource center are working on local history books The head librarian Olha Bondarenko says that they have already published six books and finalized five more — Each staff member picks a topic and gathers information We have a great local history card index that provides us with the necessary data they tell us the stories and share old photographs The title of the first published book is “Unforgotten” about the living participants of World War II The other published books are “Honorary Citizens of Our Region” The village librarians explore the history of the villages in the region We publish 80-100 copies and they are usually used as gifts Since spring 2018 on the frequencies of the radio station “Promin” (the second national radio station in Ukraine) the Hromada radio station “Vesele FM” broadcasts every day for four hours The radio hosts deliver local news for all villages of the Hromada as well as stories about the community members that participate in development of the Hromada the technical maintenance staffer of the “Vesele FM” has been interested in sound-broadcasting since middle school times He told us that the station of this kind is the first in the region and is very ambitious about its future development: — We want to be able to broadcast a signal at any time: Emergency message all people have to gather at such and such place We are located 40 kilometres from the nuclear power station (Zaporizhzhia Power station near the town Enerhodar – ed.) and we have to be prepared to such emergency alert The radio station is still very young and is not that popular as we would like it to be we inform our audience about different issues and would like to become Hromada’s favorite radio station in half a year There is a tower nearby and we plan on raising the antenna by 40 meters and to cover with broadcast not just our rayon (region) but way farther A youth hub “PLATFORMA” operates in the library premises an interactive board and a flip chart board for education and entertainment activities The hub team member Anastasia Karpenkova says that the youth gathers here to play games — A group of public speaking skills works as part of the hub where children learn the subject and record their broadcasts for the radio station At the moment we are playing the board game “The World of Hromadas” This game teaches the youth to communicate We teach our young citizens to take part in the formation of public funds and put efforts into Hromada development This is the way to make the Hromada not just a happy place but wealthy as well Involved in the preparation of the material 14 volunteers Project support: Fundacja Euromaidan-Warszawa Use of materials is only permitted upon providing the source: Ukrainer.net Дизайн — Артем Зубкевич Розробка — Deluxcode Listen as five foreigners explore the holiday season in this podcast special 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These are just a couple of the many Christmas traditions discussed in the latest episode of Na Slovensku Aj Po Anglicky Host Jeremy Hill takes us around the world through the experiences of his five guests: Rahel Lema from Ethiopia Cristina Martínez Fuentes from Spain and Martin Linkov from Bulgaria you'll discover that while Ethiopians are celebrating the new year in September Filipinos are stringing up lights and playing Christmas songs and as Slovakia shuts down for Christmas Eve young people in Spain and Argentina are heading out for a night on the town what they all have in common is a love for the holidays These transplants are in awe of the variety of traditions Slovakia has to offer from the festiveness of the Christmas markets to the dignified quiet of Christmas dinner The grandeur of the season helps them all feel at home  A banana duct-taped to the wall grabbed international headlines after three editions of it were sold for prices between US$120,000 and US$150,000 at Art Basel Miami The artwork continued to go bananas in the art world as a hungry artist took it off the wall and ate it amid a crowd of stunned onlookers The artwork titled Comedian was created by Maurizio Cattelan the artwork comprised of a banana bought in a Miami grocery store and a single piece of duct tape Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan created three editions of the banana art and presented them at Perrotin Gallery’s booth at Art Basel Miami Comedian was on display at Perrotin and became an instagrammable selfie spot  Maurizio Cattelan is also the creator of the golden toilet sculpture which was stolen from Blenheim Palace a few months ago American artist David Datuna walked into Perrotin Gallery’s booth at the fair He peeled the overripe banana from the wall and called himself a “hungry artist” Datuna later posted the video on his Instagram account with the caption "Art performance by me I love Maurizio Cattelan artwork and I really love this installation David Datuna is a New York-based artist known for his Viewpoint of Millions series that explores the sources and meaning of cultural identity from each unique point of view Datuna’s signature technique in Viewpoint of Millions is a network of positive and negative optical lenses suspended over a large-scale layered The mixed media palette often includes photography Datuna's Steve Jobs / Ayn Rand portrait The artwork is made out of miniature images Datuna’s portrait of Vladimir Putin  In 2015 filmmakers Michael Huter and Brian Bayerl produced a documentary about Datuna called Datuna: Portrait of America The film tells the story of Datuna's escape from the repression of the former USSR to pursue his dream of cultural and artistic freedom in America A closer look at Make America Stronger Together Due to the overwhelming popularity of the artwork together with the stunt pulled off by Datuna Perrotin Gallery decided to remove the banana art one day early.  South Africa (17 July 2023) – Dimbaza Eastern Cape is struggling; the town has an unemployment rate of 70% – but that is slowly changing as businesses are investing in the area There is a small industrial zone where Beck Trading has set up two manufacturing factories People like Lilian Vesele are seeing their lives change because of steady employment opportunities Over 1800 people have been employed to manufacture personal protective clothing at the factories Lilian Vesele is the main breadwinner for her family She has worked her way up the ladder and is now the Supervisor of the Trims Department She says her favourite part of her job is counting the clothing for orders proudly South African business chose Dimbaza not because it was an affordable place to manufacture but to create employment for a community that deserves it Beck Trading was founded in 1992 and has 28 products on offer The two factories employ 1800 people to make locally made personal protective clothing They have been able to establish such a productive operation thanks to the support of Builders The factory has been able to expand its product range which has directly led to creating more jobs but with people like Lilian Vesele and her team the company has built on its philosophy of teamwork This committed partnership with Builders has transformed lives providing hope for a better future for residents and their children The story of Beck Trading and Builders exemplifies how collaborative business relationships can drive social change and empower communities Throughout its supply chain and social investments Builders demonstrates how a thriving business can create a positive impact on local communities by supporting businesses and organisations Builders is more than just a hardware retailer—they are an integral partner in building better lives and businesses Take a look at Lillian’s story below Tyler Leigh Vivier is a writer for Good Things Guy Her passion is to spread good news across South Africa with a big focus on environmental issues Comment * document.getElementById("comment").setAttribute( "id" "a5df7585a35e7920d645e8d9b278a380" );document.getElementById("d2d9e305b5").setAttribute( "id" and website in this browser for the next time I comment Would you like to receive truly phenomenal inspirational and good thing stories right to your inbox Then subscribe to our weekly GoodThingsGuy newsletter today I accept GTG’s Privacy Policy GoodThingsGuy is the home of everything good and those are the things that really matter We believe that there is good news all around us and over 1 million readers a month agree with us GoodThingsGuy was officially launched on the 1 August 2015 in order to only promote good news inspirational stories and promote only positive multi-platform media company that distills unique content across multiple media platforms We consider individual and corporate contributions through the website or mail us directly here. Be sure you have your GPS enabled and try again Home | South Africa The trial of the 10 people accused of killing University of Fort Hare (UFH) Vice Chancellor’s bodyguard Mboneli Vesele and the University’s fleet manager Petrus Roets is set to begin at the Bhisho High Court Vesele was shot dead outside the residence of the Vice Chancellor Prof. Sakhela Buhlungu in January last year while Roets was murdered in a hail of bullets at his home in May 2022 The University’s head of investigations and Vetting The National Prosecuting Authority’s Provincial Spokesperson Luxolo Tyali says the state is ready to prosecute “The case against the 10 persons accused of the murders that took place at the University of Fort Hare is due to appear in court As the state we are ready to proceed with the prosecution but because the matter is appearing for the first time in the high court pretrial proceedings have to take place so that everyone involved in the case the state and the defense are ready to proceed.” The SBI agents has completed a special pre-trial investigation into a former law enforcer from Kharkiv region who began to help establish the occupation administration The law enforcement officer was one of the first to go to assist the occupiers after the capture of the village the man assigned fellow villagers to farm work and issued special certificates that allowed them to pass russian checkpoints and move freely around the village Even before the village was liberated by the Armed Forces of Ukraine The former law enforcement officer is charged with high treason (Part 2 of Article 111 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine) The sanction of the article provides for punishment in the form of life imprisonment The Kharkiv Regional Prosecutor's Office is in charge of the proceedings the State Bureau of Investigation completed an investigation into two traitors who helped Russian troops capture Izyum Report corruption in the DBR Submit an appeal The Czechs celebrate Vánoce (Christmas) from the December 24 to 26, although the main celebration is on “Štědrý den” (Christmas Eve), which means “generous day”. “St. Mikulas” (St. Nicholas) might have visited the children in the beginning of December, but it is “Ježíšek” (the Jesus child) who brings the presents on Christmas Eve. Many Czech customs and superstitions are connected to the dinner on Christmas Eve with the aim of figuring out what the coming year will bring. Although only few of them are still observed today, the customs are an inherent part of a truly Czech Christmas. It has been tradition to place various foods on and under the table to promote luck, health and fortune. For example, a dish with garlic would typically be placed under the table to provide strength and protection to the dinner party. A bowl of honey on the table was thought to protect the family from evil. Today, Christmas dinner is most often composed of 3 main courses. The starter will typically be a soup: the “kuba” or “Rybí polévka” (fish), followed by the main course consisting of fried carp served with “bramborovy salat” (potato salad). Every family has their own recipe for their Christmas potato salad; however, the main ingredients are always a mix of potatoes, mayonnaise, carrots, peas, pickled gherkins and boiled eggs. It is said that the best salads have been prepared the day before. This box contains embedded content from YouTube that wants to read or write cookies. You did not give permission for this. Around Christmas, the squares of major Czech cities will be occupied by tubs with carps and some families will buy their fish several days before Christmas Eve. The carp will then become the household pet for a little while, swimming around in the bathtub, before the big day. Desserts are typically an assortment of “vánoční cukroví” (Christams cookies), “Vánočka” (fruitcake), “pernik na figurky” (gingerbread men) or “štrúdl” (yes, apple strudel). Eventually families round off their dinner by singing carols at the table and then move towards the Christmas tree. However, the children will have to wait just a bit longer. They are told to go into a different room, where they’ll be waiting for “Ježíšek” to bring the gifts. He’ll typically enter the house through an open window and put the presents under the lit tree. Children will only be allowed to enter the room after he has jingled a bell. Some families finish off Christmas Eve by attending “půlnoční mše” (midnight mass), but often Christmas mass is held during the afternoon on the 24th to be somewhat more family-friendly. On Decmeber 25, “Boží hod vánočn” (Christmas Feast) and the 26th, “Sv. Štěpán”, (St Stephen’s day) families typically visit relatives, entertain friends or stay at home and relax. 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