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D r Olurotimi John Badero made Nigeria proud after his recognition as the only fully trained and board certified cardio-nephrologist (combined kidney and heart specialist) in the world. Dr. Badero is the Executive Director , Cardiac Renal & Vascular Associates. He is also the Medical Director of St. Joseph Hospice. |
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Jamaican journalists will head to church today to mark the start of the 2018 National Journalism Week under the theme, 'Zealously Guarding Press Freedom'. The Press Association of Jamaica (PAJ) coordinated week of activities continues tomorrow with a public forum dubbed 'Do You Still Need.... |
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Today. The Prescott Farmers Market (PFM) 10 a.m., Prescott High School, 1050 Ruth St. www.prescottfarmersmarket.org. The Center for Spiritual Living, Prescott welcomes a very special musical guest artist: Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Candace Devine, who has been featured in the past at the Elks Theater, 10:30 a. |
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It’s always good when the British press gets to the heart of the matter; aided and abetted by social media in highlighting the important issues. What a valuable service, then, they performed at the weekend when holding Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn to account for.the awful coat he wore at the Cenotaph in London on Remembrance Sunday. |
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Congratulations on your recent installation as the Yeye Asa of Ago Iwoyeland. How did you feel about this new title and how will it affect your personality? I feel elated to be considered worthy as a cultural ambassador, especially from a kingdom and geographical setting that I am not from. |
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T he BBC has refused to broaden its longstanding Radio 4 Thought for the Day slot to include contributions from atheists and humanists. It comes despite the editor of the Today Programme having previously written in favour of broadening its contributors to include non-religious groups. |
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A production hosted at Brooke Village Hall was the back-drop of a poignant commemoration of World War One to mark the centenary of the armistice.
Merry It Was To Laugh There was staged to raise funds for St Peters Church, Brooke. Actress Christine Absalom of BBC Radio 4’s Home Front, weaved through.... |
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The door to the pastor’s office swung open with a loud bang. Out came the praise worship leader running for dear life. Running after him, with shoe in hand ready to strike him down, was our dear pastor, shouting: “I will kill you. I will kill you.” We could not believe our eyes. We seemed to be watching a strange but disturbingly familiar movie. |
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Image copyright The Jonestown Institute Image caption Laura Johnson Kohl (pictured on Guyana passport) was one of only dozens from the group to survive. Sunday 18 November is the 40th anniversary of the notorious Jonestown massacre where more than 900 people died at a settlement run by Christian cult leader Jim Jones. |
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Once it was karaoke, but now the big night out sees hundreds of Scots queuing up to give their take on life in rhyme on everything from Donald Trump and hate crime to love and break-ups at poetry slams. With instant feedback and no need for the hassle and expense of finding a publisher, aspiring.... |
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The Vols take on Mizzou at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 17. The game will be televised nationally on CBS. It is the final home game of the season and the Vols will recognize the seniors on the football team, spirit squads, and in the Pride of the Southland Band.
Tennessee (5-5) needs one more win to become bowl eligible this season. |
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