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Is it possible to be vegan in Scotland? Isn’t that the place famous for serving up sheep intestine boiled inside a sheep stomach? (Also known as haggis.) YES! But also! Since it’s launch in 2019  Macsween ‘s vegan haggis has been a best seller, so, you know, there’s hope. And more than hope! With this vegan guide to Scotland I’m going to give you everything you need to more than just ‘survive’ your trip to beautiful Scotland. In this blog post we’re going to touch on accidentally vegan Scottish recipes and foods, how to veganise traditional Scottish foods, vegan restaurants in Scotland, where to stay in Scotland and ethical vegan tourism in Scotland. Thanks in advance for reading, I hope you enjoy it! I. How To Be Vegan In Scotland #1. Accidentally Vegan Scottish Recipes and Foods Tastes like orange soda… not the healthiest thing ever but at least it didn’t harm animals [credit:  wsj ] First things first, are there any Scottish foods and recipes out there which are already accidentally

Former Papua New Guinea prime minister and the leader of the National Congress Party (PNC) Peter O’Neill has slammed Prime Minister James Marape’s attempts to get the country’s national elections in his favour with desperation and with  illegal means.  Mr.O’Neill released the following statement.    “Member for Ialibu-Pangia and leader of the People’s National Congress Party, Mr Peter O’Neill said, “I understand the Prime Minister is under a lot of pressure with a failed economy; his promises and slogans not adding up to anything, but it is demeaning to himself; Pangu Pati and this nation to threaten to resign if he is not re-elected and does not become Prime Minister”. “This sort of idle threat to resign points to a lack of strength of character in a man and signals he is making decisions not in the best interest of our country, or his Party but himself”, Mr. O’Neill continued. “Not only a lack of character but a lack of respect for the high office of the Prime Minister. Marape has st

The progressive results for counting for the Morobe province is given below. Only the top five candidates results are given. updated : 4/8/ 22 MOROBE REGIONAL Top five candidates SONGANG LUTHER AKISAWA WENGE PLP 61,391KEMAS TOMALA ULP 46,334GINSON GOHEYU SAONU PANGU 26,243JOSHUA MENOS IND 20,041JENNIFER BAING PMFC 17,962 ————————————— NAWAEB OPEN Top five(5) candidates (Declared )  1. Theo Pelgens (PFP) 10,335 (declared winner after elimination)  2. Romeo Napo (Ind) 9,233 3. Missan Gware (ULP) 3392 4. Kennedy Wenge (PANGU) 3335 5. Samson Timson (PNC) 3096 ———————————— HUON GULF OPEN Top five candidates (declared ) JASON PETER URP 16,629 (declared winner after elimination)  ROSS BRIAN SEYMOUR NA 14,274JOHN KASU IND 4,896TUKAPE MASANI ULP 4,005ISAAC AMU NAHOL PNC 2,465 ———————————— LAE OPEN (Top five candidates)  – Declared   John Rosso  PANGU – 24 109  ( Declared Winner on absolute Majority) PS Fabian Peter PNC – 6,756 Wesly Ra Kanape I

 LEADERS of the political parties in the last Pangu-led coalition remain firm on their resolve to form government on Tuesday, 9 August 2022, to once more work together for Papua New Guinea for the next five years.  Prime Minister James Marape announced this today (070822) in anticipation of his Pangu Pati being invited by the Governor-General to form the next government in the 11th Parliament of PNG consistent with requirements of Section 63 of the Organic Law of Political Parties and Candidates. He said: “All leaders of coalition parties who are here with me have signed the MOA for a new coalition. With the inclusion of New Generation Party, this brings our coalition to 17 parties. United Resources Party stands as the second biggest with 11 Members. “We are also embracing some parties that are now coming into the fold as well as more Independent candidates. We are an inclusive government, presently, cultivating what we will do together for our people. “At the moment, in the physical h

 PAPUA NEW GUINEA WORLD CUP SQUAD ANNOUNCEMENT This year’s postponed Rugby League World Cup is shaping up as the most competitive in history, with high-profile players littered across the competing nations. After an impressive win over the Fiji Bati at the Pacific Test and with the Prime Minister’s XIII all wrapped up, the dust has now settled, and it’s left the Papua New Guinea Kumuls squad announcement with much anticipation.  Stanley has already mobilised his squad, with the team landing in Port Moresby on Saturday. He spoke on the importance of the camp and the need for the team to be seen off by the country before the players make their World Cup Campaign.  “The players needed to feel a sense of ownership of the team. It’s important that they see the country is behind them, and to be seen off by our fans in person means that when they play, they can relate directly to it,” said Stanley. For some of the players, it will be a long-awaited homecoming. “Yes, it’s been a long time for