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I have often remarked on how many 'firsts' Leicester can boast: the first local radio station, the first drive-in bank, the first drive-in post office, the first Tesco outside London, the first traffic wardens outside London and the first fully automated multi-storey car park in Europe are just a few. |
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Saba at the Briggs & Stratton Big Backyard. In the middle of a day filled with performances from a new generation of Milwaukee and Chicago hip hop, Saba stood out with an engaging set at the Briggs & Stratton Big Backyard. Saba’s DJ Dam Dam kicked off the set with a melody of newer rap that re-energized the crowd from the lackluster previous act. |
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On Friday, July 7 avid listeners will have been enjoying St Albans’ Radio Verulam for a full decade. The not-for-profit organisation started modestly in 1993 operating on a telecential cable system and then over the internet, upgrading to FM when it got a community radio licence in 2006. It began broadcasting on 92. |
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A jewel. A lioness fiercely protecting those she loved. A gracious person who gave new meaning to the expression “life is fair”. These were just some of the glowing tributes to the late SABC journalist Suna Venter, 32, who died on Thursday. Yesterday, friends, family and colleagues gathered in the.... |
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The International community is a confusing elementno one understands it, and Liberians do not know what the international community really stands for. This is all because there are mixed signals from what supposed to be the international community. In one instance, the players in the international.... |
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residents have rallied in an incredible effort to help trace Mr Middleton, 70, has been missing since Sunday (July 2) when he left his home on his mobility scooter. He was last seen at around midday heading towards the Stew Ponds and Christ Church area. as the search continues. |
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HARARE — Zimbabwe has delayed paying its soldiers for a second successive month, sources said on Monday, underlining the worsening economic crisis that has triggered recent protests.
Ten days ago, President Robert Mugabe’s government was shaken by a national strike led by public servants frustrated.... |
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The Supreme Court this week made a series of decisions that challenge the central tenet of secularism in the nation: the separation of church and state. First and most shockingly, the nine justices unanimously handed Donald Trump a victory on his controversial Muslim ban. |
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The GOP’s morally indefensible position on maternity care shows the hollowness of the party’s claim to be “pro-life.” It also shows a way forward on abortion for Democrats. Texas Rep. Peter Olson this week became the latest Republican to assert that it was perfectly fine for the party’s overhaul of.... |
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Malcolm Turnbull is calling on China to take the "strongest action" against North Korea as the risk of military conflict intensifies.
The prime minister branded the rogue state's launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile another act of "reckless provocation". |
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The mother of murdered 21-year-old Josh Warneke believes police have a "workable theory" of who bashed her son on his way home in Broome seven years ago, but need witnesses to overcome their fear and come forward. Ingrid Bishop hopes the "life changing" reward of $250,000 - up from $100,000 - for.... |
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