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News 21 mins ago Religious leaders encouraging politicians to steal – Ambode alleges
The Governor of Lagos State, Akinwumin Ambode, has accused religious leaders of instigating politicians to steal by the way they patronized the politicians and other influential individuals in the society. According to him, most political leaders who get patronized by religious leaders are compelled....

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PNG police evict asylum-seekers from Australian-run camp Reuters
"We did our best to send out our voice but the government does not care" * PNG police clear last asylum-seekers from closed camp. * Australia govt says men won't be resettled in Australia. * Fate of asylum seekers remains ucnlear (Adds Aust says facility cleared, asylum seeker reaction) By Tom Westbrook and Jonathan Barrett.

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Couple leave Ouachita Baptist $1.39M for scholarships
A donation of $1.39 million has been given to Ouachita Baptist University for student scholarships, the school announced Wednesday. The money comes from the estate of Earl and Nancy McCuin, who were OBU students. Students "from middle-income families who don't qualify for other financial aid" will....

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Abella can help 'effectively articulate' Duterte foreign policy, says Cayetano
Foreign Affairs Undersecretary Ernesto Abella and Foreign Affairs Secretary Alan Peter Cayetano . Composite. MANILA- Newly appointed Foreign Affairs Undersecretary Ernesto Abella can help "effectively articulate" the foreign policy of the Duterte administration, Foreign Affairs Chief Alan Peter Cayetano said.

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Director: The Journey like Odd Couple in back of car
Director Nick Hamm's The Journey , now streaming on Netflix, might be "based on a true story," but for decades the events depicted in the movie seemed as fantastic as something J.R.R. Tolkien might have written. In 2007, two men who considered each other mortal enemies and had spent much of their....

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Robert Mugabe Won’t Face Prosecution, Zimbabwe’s Ruling Party Says
8:37 PM EST. Farai Mutsaka, Christopher Torchia / AP (HARARE, Zimbabwe) Zimbabwe’s ruling party assured Robert Mugabe that he wouldn’t be prosecuted if he resigned, a party official said Thursday, as the fate of the 93-year-old became clearer and the country prepared to move on.

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Robert Mugabe Won't Face Prosecution, Zimbabwe's Ruling Party Says
(HARARE, Zimbabwe) — Zimbabwe’s ruling party assured Robert Mugabe that he wouldn’t be prosecuted if he resigned, a party official said Thursday, as the fate of the 93-year-old became clearer and the country prepared to move on. “Prosecuting him was never part of the plan,” ZANU-PF chief whip Lovemore Matuke told The Associated Press.

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Local churches serve up community meals
Terry Fordice, who replaced Patton as pastor, said Wednesday afternoon he looked for each of the three main churches serving as meal sites to serve up about 400 meals for a total of 1,200 or perhaps more. The event, however, is about more than just feeding the body, said Fordice, who was associate pastor of the Community Church of Brownstown.

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Kazakhstan: Continuing attempts to stop communities meeting
Baptists in Ekibastuz have been fined and told that they "should not meet for worship until they register". Meetings for worship by Oskemen's New Life Church remain banned until 19 December after church members, relatives and friends sang religious songs without state permission.

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eNCA | Deadlock for refugees evicted from Manus detention complex
An undated image released 13 November 2017 shows detainees staging a protest inside the compound at the Manus Island detention centre in Papua New Guinea. Photo: Refugee Action Coalition/Handout via REUTERS. SYDNEY - Papua New Guinean police cleared the remaining asylum-seekers from a shuttered....

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Alabama Mom, Chanda Mills Crutcher, Enters US Senate Race as a Write-in Candidate
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. Nov. 24, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Independent candidate Chanda Mills Crutcher is providing Alabama with a write-in option for the contentious U.S. Senate Special Election to be held on Dec. 12, 2017 . Crutcher is a 43-year-old pastor and mother of five that grew up and lives in Huntsville, Alabama .

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Alabama Mom, Chanda Mills Crutcher, Enters US Senate Race as a Write-in Candidate
HUNTSVILLE, Ala., Nov. 24, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Independent candidate Chanda Mills Crutcher is providing Alabama with a write-in option for the contentious U.S. Senate Special Election to be held on Dec. 12, 2017. Crutcher is a 43-year-old pastor and mother of five that grew up and lives in Huntsville, Alabama.

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Zimbabwe gets ready for new leader
In a new statement yesterday, Mnangagwa urged Zimbabweans against “vengeful retribution”. The pastor who led large anti-government protests last year, Evan Mawarire, says Zimbabweans should let Mnangagwa know that the country should be for everyone and not just the ruling party.

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Religious leaders engineer politicians to steal — Ambode , others
By Gabriel Olawale. L AGOS —GOVERNOR Akinwumin Ambode of Lagos State, yesterday accused religious leaders of pushing political leaders to steal by the way they patronized the politicians and other influential individuals in the society who now do anything possible to meet up with the expectation. AMBODE.

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article PNG police evict remaining asylum-seekers from Australian-run detention camp
* PNG police clear last asylum-seekers from closed camp. * Australia govt says men won't be resettled in Australia. * Fate of asylum seekers remains ucnlear (Adds Aust says facility cleared, asylum seeker reaction) By Tom Westbrook and Jonathan Barrett.

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Churchgoers renew calls to carry after Texas shooting
The Wichita Eagle reports that Price is one of an unknown number of Kansans who carry a gun in church. After a man fatally shot 26 people in Sutherland Springs’ First Baptist Church earlier this month, some pastors and congregants across the nation have renewed calls to carry.

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Ruling party assured Mugabe he wouldn’t face prosecution
Zimbabwe’s ruling party assured Robert Mugabe that he wouldn’t be prosecuted if he resigned, a party official said Thursday, as the fate of the 93-year-old became clearer and the country prepared to move on. “Prosecuting him was never part of the plan,” ZANU-PF chief whip Lovemore Matuke told The Associated Press.

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Coak, Frances Jean
Frances Jean CoakAug. 11, 1941 - Nov. 18, 2017Frances Jean Dusek Coake, 76, of Flint, Texas, passed away on Saturday, November 18, 2017, in Tyler, Texas, with family at her side. Memorial services will be at 2 p.m., Saturday, November 25, at New Life Worship Center, 18535 S Hwy. 69, Tyler, TX, 75703, with the Rev.

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Clestine Juan
Oshay Roberts can do it all By Lisa Hamilton GUYANA’S first ever Miss Guyana Princess, eight-year-old Oshay Roberts, already has under her belt several moments of success and doesn’t plan to... ...Despite lack of country support - Miss World Guyana Organisation THE Miss World Guyana Organisation....

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Film Review Review: Last Flag Flying has lovely moments, but fails to come together
Early in Last Flag Flying there is a remarkable moment when an unsmiling U.S. Marine tries to physically prevent a grief-stricken father from removing his son from the military base to which the young man has recently been returned – in a coffin. Commanding officer and bereaved parent engage in a tug-of-war over the elaborate silver casket.

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Zimbabwe’s ruling party assured Mugabe he wouldn't face prosecution
As Zimbabwe prepared to witness the swearing-in of new President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Friday morning, its citizens circulated on social media a new photo showing what appeared to be Mugabe at the end of his 37-year rule. “Prosecuting him was never part of the plan,” ZANU-PF chief whip Lovemore Matuke told The Associated Press.

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Many celebrate Thanksgiving with help from others
LA FERIA — Families across the Rio Grande Valley woke up Thursday to finish prepping their Thanksgiving meals. Turkey, ham and pie were heated up in the oven to keep up with family traditions. In La Feria, a similar tradition was taking place, but it was many volunteers who began working as early as 7 a.

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On Thanksgiving an East Texan thanks another for his life
LONGVIEW, TX (KLTV) - We all have reasons to give thanks on Thanksgiving, but one East Texan has a better reason than most. He owes his life to another man. We spoke with two Longview men, one who gave a kidney to the other. Cuong Tran owes his life to John Ramsey. Tran had been suffering from kidney problems since 1985.

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Children’s Home Devastated by Loss of ‘Humanitarian’
The murder of Anison has left the staff and children at Liberty Children’s Home traumatized. Director Valentine says that persons have been brought in to counsel them; she also describes Anison as a humanitarian, who adopted the Ladyville community as her new home and family. Agatha Valentine, Director, Liberty Foundation.

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Facebook expands, neighbors kicked out in California
EAST PALO ALTO, Calif. — Adrian Bonilla lived in a shared house in this Silicon Valley town with his wife and two grandchildren until this year, when the rent for their bedroom jumped to $1,200 from $900 a month. Bonilla attributed that rise to Facebook, which is based nearby and was growing.

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On Thanksgiving an East Texan thanks another for his life
LONGVIEW, TX (KLTV) - We all have reasons to give thanks on Thanksgiving, but one East Texan has a better reason than most. He owes his life to another man. We spoke with two Longview men, one who gave a kidney to the other. Cuong Tran owes his life to John Ramsey. Tran had been suffering from kidney problems since 1985.

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