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Pakistan To Block Indian Content On TV, Radio As Tension Simmers
The ban on all Indian content by Pakistani media regulator is in response to a similar act by India. Pakistan...
Read moreWhy Wonder Woman Is Still Relevant
the comic writer focus is to empower women in her books Wonder Woman is never going to “fade away”, the...
Read moreEthiopia’s List of Banned Activities
Ethiopia has imposed severe regulations under a new six-month "state of emergency" as it faces unprecedented levels of unrest across...
Read moreHow This Woman Is Helping To Bring Health Care Awareness To Ghana
Nana Eyeson-Akiwowo is a woman on a profound mission. Through her organization African Health Now, the 39-year-old has been crusading...
Read moreFirst Contest For Mr and Miss Albino Held In Kenya
Many Kenyan youth with albinism have entered the contest Youngsters with albinism are stepping into the limelight, hoping to be...
Read moreTiger Woods Casts Doubt On Jack Nicklaus Major Record Chase
He has always insisted he would break Jack Nicklaus' record of 18 major titles, but it seems Tiger Woods is...
Read moreMourinho Deserves Warm Reception On Return
LONDON (AFP) - Jose Mourinho should be given a warm welcome when the Manchester United manager returns to Chelsea, on...
Read moreWenger Wants Arsenal To Rule the Premier League ‘jungle’
LONDON (AFP) - Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger compared the Premier League to "a jungle" on Friday saying every day was...
Read moreTunisian Lawyers Go On Strike Over New, Austerity-Driven Taxes
Thousands of Tunisian lawyers went on strike on Friday to protest at new taxes and tighter fiscal controls on their...
Read moreMan Utd Boss Jose Mourinho Says He’s Lost Stamford Bridge Luck
Jose Mourinho is yet to go to Stamford bridge for a match against his former team 'Chelsea' LONDON (AFP) -...
Read moreMicrosoft Stock Poised For New All-Time High
Microsoft (MSFT, Tech30) stock soared as much as 5% in pre-market trading following a strong earnings report on Thursday, setting...
Read moreTrouble In the Ranks As French Police Protest
Blue flashing lights are a common sight for weary Parisians used to living under a state of emergency. The dozens...
Read moreArmed Men Attack Migrant Boat Off Libya, Four Dead, 15 Missing
The boat carrying migrants off Lybia was attacked by armed men Armed men have attacked a boat carrying migrants off...
Read moreMcLaren-Honda Driver Still Formula 1’s Gold Standard
Fernando Alonso won the second of his two world titles 10 long years ago this weekend. In the decade that...
Read moreTwitter Faces Tough Solo Choices With No Partners In Sight
The apparent lack of interest in Twitter Inc by potential suitors may force the social media company to consider a...
Read moreTrump Delivers Harsh Remarks On Clinton At Charity Dinner
Donald Trump abandoned decades of tradition Thursday night with a tough takedown of Hillary Clinton at an annual charity dinner...
Read moreChittagong Test Evenly Poised After Stokes Wicket
Bangladesh moved to within 72 runs of England at 221-5 after two days of a captivating first Test in Chittagong....
Read moreDollar Hits Seven-Month High, Global Stocks Set For Weekly Rise
Global stocks were set for their first weekly gain in four weeks on Friday and the dollar rose to its...
Read moreJack Osbourne On Living With Multiple Sclerosis and Overcoming Depression
Jack Osbourne has been living with multiple sclerosis for four years but admits there are still days he has those...
Read moreEthiopia Detains 1,600 Under State of Emergency
The Ethiopian authorities have detained more than 1,600 people under the state of emergency, a government minister has told the...
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