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Japan now has almost 100,000 people aged over 100, a milestone shaped by balanced diets, strong community bonds, and active lifestyles. This growing group of centenarians shines a light on healthy aging and the joy of long, fulfilling lives.
(c) Daniel Erlandson
  • Septemba 19, 2025

Japani yasherehekea takriban wazee 100,000 waliofika miaka 100

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A historic milestone for our oceans: the WTO’s Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies officially came into force this week. It will curb harmful subsidies that drive overfishing, protect marine life, and support coastal communities working toward a healthier, more sustainable ocean future.
Previous Makala Makubaliano ya ruzuku za uvuvi ya WTO yalianza kutekelezwa wiki hii
Next Makala Mkataba wa Bahari Kuu waanza kutekelezwa wiki hii kulinda bahari
The High Seas Treaty has officially entered into force, marking a historic step to safeguard marine biodiversity in international waters, which cover nearly two-thirds of the ocean. The ratification launches a 120-day countdown to global cooperation in conservation and enforcement.

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Japani yazindua shamba la kwanza la upepo linaloelea kwa kesho safi
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