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Source channel @githubtrending · Post #15034 · Aug 7

#javascript#antd#music#music_player#nodejs#react#react_router#redux#webapp#webpack Copper Bell is a free website app focused on listening to music. It offers many songs and has a simple, clean design that makes it easy to find and play your favorite music. You can search for songs, make playlists, read scrolling lyrics, save songs, and create your own song lists. It does not have live broadcasts, social features, or ads, so there are no distractions and you get a pure music experience. You can use it on any modern web browser without installing anything. It works on many devices, including tablets. This way, you can enjoy music, manage your songs, and discover new tunes easily anytime and anywhere. https://github.com/enzeberg/tonzhon-music

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@addisstandardeng · Post #21946 · 04/06/2026, 06:58 AM

#Ethiopia aid worker tells of daily struggle to find water in land littered with cow skulls A #Scottish aid worker who recently visited Ethiopia has told of the harrowing daily struggles people face there to get safe water. Ben Wilson of the Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund (#SCIAF), who visited the #African nation last June, told of landscapes devastated by drought and littered with the skulls of dead cattle. It comes as the charity’s annual Wee Box appeal this Easter focuses on water, with Scots urged to give generously to fund taps and wells in some of the world’s poorest nations. SCIAF is also urging Keir Starmer to reverse his controversial move to slash international aid to 0.3 per cent of national income - the lowest level since 1999 - in order to boost defence spending. Ben told the Sunday Mail: “Water poverty is still such a huge problem around the world, with hundreds of millions of people......... https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/ethiopia-aid-worker-tells-daily-36969445