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A countrywide weather warning ended this morning. However, there's some more bad conditions expected this weekend. A status yellow alert was lifted at seven o'clock this morning after heavy downpours overnight. Up to 40 millimetres fell in some places. |
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The 2019 Ghana Actors and Entertainers Awards is set to come off on September 28 at the Mensvic Grand Hotel. The awards ceremony will witness movie and music personalities competing under 45 categories with five honourary awards. This year’s version of the Ghana Actors and Entertainers Awards.... |
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Protesters demand the resignation of Krakow Archbishop Marek Jedraszewski who stirred outrage by warning against an “LGBT plague” in Poland. (AFP Pic) WARSAW: Poland’s October general election is shaping up to be dominated neither by the economy nor politics as the devoutly Catholic country goes to.... |
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By Lee Suh-yoon Underneath the intensifying Seoul-Tokyo trade war led by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe against the South Korean Supreme Court's rulings on compensation for wartime forced labor, a new alliance is forming between civic groups in the two countries. |
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Need a quick catch up on the news of the week? Here are seven agricultural news stories you may have missed. 1. Farm Futures latest survey of growers shows sharply lower production of both corn and soybeans due to a combination of reduced acreage and lower yields. – Farm Futures. 2. With China pulling the plug on buying U. |
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WARSAW : Poland’s October general election is shaping up to be dominated neither by the economy nor politics as the devout Catholic country goes to war over LGBT rights, denounced by the governing conservatives and an archbishop as a “threat” to their way of life. |
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”Youths, do not be afraid. Youths, be the light and the salt of church, and of society as a whole”. Those are words of His Lordship Philippe Alain Mbarga, Bishop of Ebolowa this day at the Saints Anne and Joachim Cathedral in Abang-Ebolowa to youths. |
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WARSAW: Poland's October general election is shaping up to be dominated neither by the economy nor politics as the devout Catholic country goes to war over LGBT rights, denounced by the governing conservatives and an archbishop as a "threat" to their way of life. |
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Biloxi: Hurricane Katrina left lasting scars on the Hurricane Camille Memorial at the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer. The church reached out to the Biloxi Fire Department, which, in turn, reached out to Lodging and Leisure Investments for help in returning the memorial to its best condition in light of the storm’s upcoming 50th anniversary. |
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In the Past is compiled from the Daily Advertiser by the Wagga Wagga & District Historical Society Wagga's oldest Hockey Club, Harlequins, celebrated 40 years with a reunion at the Senior Citizens Centre. MTC Chairman, Murdoch McLennan rejected criticism of the MTC by committee members, Chris.... |
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The leftist opposition has seized recent sparring over LGBT as an opportunity to slam the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party for its close alliance with the influential Catholic Church. “For the PiS, it’s political fuel. It allows the party to reaffirm its political identity, its attachment to.... |
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