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Last Tuesday, 24th May 2016, I attended the 10th Anniversary Celebration of both the birthday and passing of the late, great; the handsome, charming, outstanding Ghanaian Historian and Statesman, Prof. Albert Kwadwo Adu Boahen. That he was born and died on the same date is remarkable and historical in its’ own right. |
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Weapon found, man arrested after shootout.
Mother finds her child unresponsive in car.
Harrison County drug court graduates share their stories.
Radio traffic captures deadly shooting of Army veteran by Jackson County deputy.
Gulfport police investigate homicide.
Family of Gulfport murder victim Xavier Monroe honors his life. |
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10th June 2016. From Layi Olanrewaju, Ilorin Students and Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP), Federal Polytechnic, Offa yesterday, gave the Federal Government seven days ultimatum to announce the institution’s next rector. The Federal Polytechnic Offa, has, in the last three months, been operating without a substantive rector. |
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Lagos (AFP) - Amnesty International on Friday claimed the Nigerian military shot dead unarmed civilians before a march to mark the anniversary of the 1967 Biafran declaration of independence. Police have said at least 10 people were killed -- five in the town of Onitsha, Anambra state, and five in.... |
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By Joe Apu. The holy books tell us there is a time for everything. There is a time to be born and a time to die. For boxing legend Muhammed Ali, the time is here. He died last week and will be laid to rest today in his hometown, Louisville, United States. Americans and the rest of the world will today pay Ali their last respects. |
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I was below the hill at the western end of Interstate 84 when the oil train derailed and a boiling globe of orange fire roiled up into the hills above Mosier like a napalm fireball. Far enough away to take time to prepare a detour — one that would take me on an extra two-hour drive to add to the.... |
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Pacific Islands Development Program, East-West Center With Support From Center for Pacific Islands Studies, University of Hawai‘i. Forced resettlements likely; deportations of non-refugees possible. By Papua New Guinea correspondent Eric Tlozek. MELBOURNE, Australia (Radio Australia, March 30, 2016).... |
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By REBECCA MUSHOTA - THE Church is disappointed that political parties have not adhered to the measures they agreed to during an inter-political party indaba where they agreed to end political violence earlier in the year. The Zambia Episcopal Conference (ZEC) secretary general Cleophas Lungu said.... |
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The Hearn Generating Station will be resurrected this Friday night as the headquarters of this year's Luminato in Toronto, with base jumping, galleries and performances slated to take place at the long-abandoned Port Lands space. The arts festival runs until June 26, but the artistic director wants.... |
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As Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher defended Britain's national interests within the EU and accepted modest steps towards Europe's economic integration, but she became increasingly hostile to its political unification and the transfer of powers from London to Brussels that it entailed. |
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A formerly homeless Navy vet with no known family had a lonely death — but a hero's send-off at her funeral, thanks to a social media campaign. About 200 strangers turned up to the military funeral for World War II vet Serina Vine, after they found out online that the services would be sparsely attended. |
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