Now Kb Mosaik is taking a Christmas break – Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
We’re leaving a grey, sad and dark year behind us. We’re heading towards brighter times. Dare we hope for hugs and close company by summer?
Kristianstad • Publicerad 24 december 2020
During the year, Kb Mosaik has published 10 issues in print and hundreds of articles, photos and videos on the website, Facebook and Instagram. The report about Mohamed Akrim, the hero who drives covid-19 patients was published in October.Foto: jens christian
In March, when the pandemic struck, Kb Mosaik was able to publish articles about the coronavirus and its effects. Articles in several languages. That was before the authorities started providing information in several languages. The need for information was – and is – great.
”There is so much hope despite everything”
Inga-Lill Bengtsson
But 2020 has been more than a pandemic: there is so much hope despite everything.
Now we’re looking forward to the arrival of the vaccine – vaccinations start on December 27th. Even if we have to endure. We have to continue to keep a distance and take care of each other. For at least several more months to come.
We wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. With a quiet celebration. Fireworks are nice and festive. But there are those, both among humans and animals, who get frightened and terrified. Therefore, let New Year's Eve be a festive evening for everyone to remember.
Now Kb Mosaik is taking a Christmas break. We’re back on January 7th.
Cleaning at Gamlegården. Amal Ahmed with her children Selma four years old and Mohammed Hussein, helping out.Foto: Inga-Lill Bengtsson
Jesin Moaalla started a driving school in Hässleholm when corona struck.Foto: Ellinor Ekdahl
In April, there were several articles about corona and a large report on Bengt Wihlborg, an integration guide. He’s introducing a family from the Congo to life in Sweden.Foto: Skärmavbild
Ihab Alsaab, right, and his boss Johan Jakobsson at Jaba Montage have become good frien ds. "We work as a team, not as an employee and manager," says Johan.Foto: Mikael Persson
Elaf Ali, journalist and debater, grew up in Fjälkinge, among racism and honour-related oppression. But racism and a difficult upbringing have made her strong.Foto: Mikael Persson
The helpline in Kristianstad. Loui Alkafri is shopping for Alice Östberg.Foto: Sofyan Aswad
Iman Borgström worked as a lawyer in Syria. Now she has a chance to take a step closer to the profession in Sweden, with lawyer Emma Malm.Foto: Lasse Ottosson
Life is different. You have to restrict yourself, always keep it in mind; where to be, how to shop, says Mowlid Aden, 62, about the new coronavirus.Foto: Tommy Svensson
Football with Fryshuset and the association Framtidens Ungdom (Youth of the Future). At the front are leaders Abdalla Hosseini, Abdirahman "Abdi" Ali, Yasmin Mahammud and Adan Mohammed.Foto: Mikael Persson
Curator Gabriella Gustafsson took eight-year-old Rita Taleh to school when her mother Jamila Aboutarek was ordered to stay at home by the doctor.Foto: Tommy Svensson
Math and other homework help on the agenda in a basement in Näsby, with retired teacher Ingvar Kroon.Foto: jens christian
The brothers Amer and Muhammed Zaatar have opened their own garage in Kristianstad.Foto: Tommy Svensson
"The Christmas tree is so green and splendid in the cabin". Even though there will be no dancing around the tree this year, Sofyan Aswad, Inga-Lill Bengtsson and Moira Uggla send a heartfelt greeting – a really Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.Foto: Fahim Abdellah
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