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Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle, got married over the weekend in a royal wedding that had as many guests attending but many more eyeballs around the world viewing.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, according to Kensington Palace had decided that anyone who might wish to mark the #RoyalWedding considers making a donation to charity, rather than sending a wedding gift.
The Palace subsequently released the list of seven charities that donors could pick from to assist. Governments and individuals have so far been making donations.
"This funding will help save the lives of mothers and babies in Sub Saharan Africa."

One donation that has caught our eyes is that of Wales. The country’s £1,500 donation will be made to a Welsh charity Life for African Mothers, the BBC reported last Friday.
The amount will fund trip for a Welsh midwife likely to travel to Liberia, to train up to 30 local midwives. The aim is to teach them ways of making pregnancy and child birth safer.
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Linda Ikeji is expecting a child, her sister, Laura Ikeji, announced on Sunday. In an Instagram update, Laura posted images of her sister’s baby bump, a development that has been warmly received on the Internet. Congratulation Linda!!!

British brands, spring colours and plenty of feathers made their way into the castle at Windsor. Among the first to arrive for the ceremony were British actor Idris Elba, singer James Blunt and US TV star Oprah Winfrey, who looked elegant in a pale pink Stella McCartney tiered dress and matching hat.










 Congratulations to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex!
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle said their “I dos” in a fairy tale ceremony in St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle on Saturday.
Meghan, who arrived at the chapel with her mother, Doria Ragland, was a beautiful bride as she walked down the aisle to wed her royal fiancé in an elegant service fit for a princess.
The newlyweds were all smiles as they left the chapel with their adorable bridal party in tow, including Harry’s niece and nephew, Princess Charlotte and Prince George.




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Just after exchanging vows in St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle, the newlyweds appeared on the steps of the chapel and shared a kiss before their carriage procession through the town.
The crowds of well-wishers went wild as the new husband and wife kissed, which is a royal wedding tradition.
 

For sisters Miatta David Johnson and Massah David, their long migration to Hollywood originated from an atmosphere of terror and uncertainty. Descending from a family of Liberian political leaders who suffered enormously from a bloody paramilitary coup that deposed the national government in April of 1980, they came to the United States as child refugees with their immediate family miraculously intact after several years of captivity. Settling in Silver Spring, Md. to forge new lives, the pair grew into enterprising adults who developed as young professionals in the demanding environs of New York and L.A. After leaving posts in the media and recording industries to harness their shared passions for music and marketing, they've collaborated to run the West Hollywood-based creative marketing agency MVD Inc for over a decade. Hired to help enhance the brands of music and tech giants like Kayne West, Mary J. Blige and Samsung NEXT through event production (i.e. the curati…