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2016 was a big year for fledgling singer-songwriter Bishop Briggs . Along with the release of her debut self-titled EP in November, an appearance on “The Tonight Show,” and opening for Coldplay, Briggs’ single “River,” enjoyed strong chart and radio play, the song cracking the top five on
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Management of Ohemaa Mercy has strongly talked against bribery claims by George Quaye, PRO for Charterhouse. Mr. Isaac Twum-Ampofo, head of Ohemaa Mercy’s management team in an interview with Zionfelix on Radio Univers Monday said the assertion that they offer bribe for awards has disgraced all gospel musicians in the country. |
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What We’re Following. Checks of Power: Last night, within hours of refusing to defend Trump’s executive order on immigration, Sally Yates was fired from her post as acting attorney general . Critics of that swift retaliation saw it as a violation of the DoJ’s independent judgment. |
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Christian Council of Zambia chairperson Reverend Suzanne Matale says that it is not true that any church body that visits State House is compromised. And Matale says that being labelled an opposition sympathizer will not stop her voicing out on matters that affect the general populace. |
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In November 2015, Stephen K. Bannon — then the executive chairman of Breitbart News — was hosting a satellite radio show. His guest was Rep. Ryan Zinke (R-Mont.), who opposed President Obama’s plan to resettle some Syrian refugees in the United States. “We need to put a stop on refugees until we can vet,” Zinke said. |
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"Those who fight corruption should be clean themselves." (Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin current President of the Russian Federation) In Part 1 of my article published in the Ghanaian Chronicle on the 16/01/17, I began to explain in chronological order a list of major scandals during President John.... |
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The first time I ever heard of Jessy Muyonjo, or JC as his fans know him, was when his cover of the classic Time After Time played on Touch FM. I was prepping for my mid-morning show when it played, and abandoning my prep, rushed to the studio taking the presenter by surprise. “Who is that playing?” I asked urgently. |
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‘Love a woman, not a country. … It’ll only hurt your heart to love a country.” This is perhaps not the message you’d expect to begin Canada’s 150th birthday celebrations at one of our foremost national institutions. And yet, these are the words of advice that repeatedly echo in the ears of Joey.... |
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Last spring, trying to shore up his conservative credentials for Hugh Hewitt’s radio audience, the insurgent candidate Donald Trump laid down a marker about his first Supreme Court nominee: "The ideal,” he told the host, “would be Scalia reincarnated." In Judge Neil Gorsuch, he’s not far from delivering on his promise. |
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In November 2015, Stephen K. Bannon — then the executive chairman of Breitbart News — was hosting a satellite radio show. His guest was Rep. Ryan Zinke (R-Mont.), who opposed President Obama’s plan to resettle some Syrian refugees in the United States. “We need to put a stop on refugees until we can vet,” Zinke said. |
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Judith Adong has opened the theatrical year the best way enthusiasts could ever wish for. Since staging Silent Voices, she has broken boundaries with props, minimalism acting and tight scripting. Last weekend at the National theatre with the production house Silent Voices Uganda, Adong presented.... |
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