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BELIZE CITY, Thurs. July 27, 2017–The UBAD Educational Foundation has put together a series of activities to commemorate the 179th anniversary of Emancipation Day on August 1. Amandala spoke to UEF Chairperson YaYa Marin Coleman and member Pambana Bassett on the significance of Belizeans observing.... |
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T he burden of Love’s drawn-out legal battle is all too apparent. His hands shake and his skin is pockmarked with antibiotic-resistant eczema, which flared up following the decision to extradite him. After the ruling, Love was suspended from his electrical engineering course at Suffolk University and his mental health declined. |
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The Movement for the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) and Biafra Independent Movement (BIM) has raised the alarm warning members of the public against fraudsters masquerading as pro-Biafra agitators who are collecting money from politicians in the name of Biafra freedom fighters. |
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I will not mince words in this address to agents of the devil on the issue of the ‘spoil and rots implanted’ in the Christian faith. Anytime I turn on my TV all I hear is: "promotion, promotion, promotion! Water, handkerchief, anointing oil and other special mantles are in stock at the church premises". |
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MATTHIAS NWOGU writes that the Igbos though stuck with the tradition of carrying out expensive burial rites for their deceased are battling in diverse ways to see if the trend can be reversed. Mr Uchenna Ezenwoke a 40-year-old father of four has blamed the accident that led to the amputation of his.... |
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“Here in Ubo? Impossible! Who? Except you’re saying Udo will resurrect.” “Yes. He’s already resurrected, and that’s in Afamefune, your son.” Amina turned and fixed a bewildered stare on the priest. “What are you talking about, Father?” “Tell them you opt to marry your son, Afamefune. |
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How Jos bomb blast blighted neurosurgeon’s promising life. By Vera Wisdom-Bassey. His is the kind of story Nollywood blockbusters are made of. Except that Dr. Kehinde Valentine Cole’s tragic saga is real, as real as you can touch and feel. Brilliant and efficient, the young medical doctor was.... |
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Ta for the Register and Kurtzleben for NPR kicked off the relay. And I have to admit that within the first several eaters (including me in the fourth spot) NPR got off to a fast start and leaped ahead. But the tide turned when we reached the fifth slices. |
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Morning coffee, CBC on the radio. “What do the town of Luseland and Marilyn Monroe have in common? We’ll have the story right after the news break.” There was only one force I knew who could yank together Marilyn Monroe and that particular town in Canada’s heartland. |
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On Friday the 16th of June, Catherine (Kitty) Lenihan (Nee Trant) of Leith, Abbeydorney, went to her eternal reward peacefully at the home of her daughter Bridie McHale. Kitty was predeceased by her husband Ned in 1981, her son Paudeen in 1946, her grandchildren Cathy and Mark Anthony and her sons-in-law Pat and Arthur. |
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In December, seven months before President Trump announced his intention to ban transgender people from serving in the military, I attended one of Trump’s postelection victory rallies, in Grand Rapids, Mich., with a Trump supporter named Jayne Locke. As it happened, Locke was a transgender veteran. |
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