Monthly Archives: August 2013
Demba Ba suffers Senegal's chills
The News: Demba Ba was again left out of Senegal's 23-man World Cup squad on Thursday for next week's qualifier against Uganda as coach...
UK raised £547 million from voluntary disclosures
HM Revenue & Customs campaigns have targeted offshore investments, medical professionals, plumbers, VAT defaulters, coaches and tutors, electricians, online traders and higher rate taxpayers...
Jonathan explains Youth Minister’s sack
PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan refuted media reports that Alhaji Inuwa Abdulkadir, as the Minister of Youths Development, was sacked earlier in the week for...
Taraba state engulfed in crisis
Ever since the past days that the Taraba State Governor, Danbaba Suntai, returned to the country returning to duties has become quite a task...
DR Congo: Outspoken Lawmaker Gets 3-Year Sentence
Authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo should immediately drop the apparently politically motivated case against a member of parliament. Muhindo Nzangi was sentenced...
Culture: The Tuaregs
The Tuareg inhabit the Saharan regions of North Africa - Niger, Mali, Libya, Algeria and Burkina Faso. Tuareg is an Arabic term meaning abandoned...
Kanye West and Miley Cyrus to mix a strange brew
Miley Cyrus is clearly on a mission to completely obliterate her kids’ TV star roots . . . . and her racial roots, if...
Lyin’ Mike admits his life is on a precipice
Iron Mike Tyson deserves to be re-christened ‘Lyin’ Mike Tyson’ after he has admitted what many close to him have suspected for years. Tyson...
Raunchy Rihanna set to play her risqué 1930s counterpart
Rumours abound that Rihanna is on the verge of landing the leading role in a biopic about legendary performer Josephine Baker.
Reports suggest that the...
UK condemns eastern DR Congo violence
FCO Minister for Africa condemns M23 militia attacks and urges those with influence over them to help end the violence in eastern DRC.
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