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MANILA (Reuters) - A minister in the Philippines has urged women to delay pregnancy until more is known about the mosquito-borne Zika virus raging in Latin America, even though the Asian country's only reported case of zika was four years ago.
Much remains unknown about Zika, but the virus has been.... |
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HAVANA TIMES — For the vast majority of Cubans, being able to leave the island legally has long been – and continues to be – a pipe dream, an unattainable goal. This is especially so for those who live in the interior. Some have achieved this through sacrifice and tenacity, many a time at the cost.... |
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Moshi, Tanzania Melissa Stanford is 14 years old and dreams of becoming a lawyer. The sixth-grade student lives at a residential school run by the Our Lady of Kilimanjaro Sisters in northern Tanzania, where she is at the top of her class and helps the sisters take care of the younger students, some of whom have physical disabilities. |
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In a nation like Zambia where football is considered like a 'religion', any radio station that discusses that number one sport will always attract listenership. And to the contrary, a radio station that omits programming of a football nature, risks losing out listenership to others who have. |
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Some SPLA soldiers seriously beaten a student of Bishop Abangite College last Wednesday in Yambio, a local Catholic radio station reported. Paul Peter Wasi fell into the hands of SPLA soldiers in Ikpiro area on his way back home from the school. A cleric associated to the college, Fr Joseph Migid.... |
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What is your opinion of churches encouraging members to do e-giving with credit cards and debit cards? I’m against debt, so I’m not particularly fond of churches asking people to use a debt vehicle to pay their tithes. I realize that few businesses and organizations distinguish between debit cards and credit cards when accepting payment. |
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ANN ARBOR — Bitterly cold winds whip around Susan Fecteau as she reaches into a chalk-filled bucket, gets down on her hands and knees and writes a message to Gov. Rick Snyder on the sidewalk in front of his residential loft in the heart of downtown Ann Arbor. |
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BOGOTA – The National Liberation Army, or ELN, guerrilla group, which is staging an “armed strike” on Sunday, blew up a transmission tower in northern Colombia, leaving three cities without electricity, an army commander said. The attack occurred on Saturday and targeted a tower near Aguachica, a city in Cesar province, 5th Brigade commander Gen. |
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NEW JUDGES 0 Comments The government intends to appoint two judges to be permanent for the next thirty odd years. Both persons are foreigners and were magistrates before being offered judge-ship in Belize. There are over one hundred Belizean lawyers practicing in Belize. |
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For Marie Holmes, more money has definitely meant more problems. Since the 27-year-old mother of four won the lottery last year, her life has included a series of arrests and legal battles. In February 2015, Holmes had one of three Powerball tickets worth $564 million. |
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Pacific Islands Development Program, East-West Center With Support From Center for Pacific Islands Studies, University of Hawai‘i
New Pacific Affairs Minister In Aus Cabinet Reshuffle ‘International development and the Pacific’ post. WELLINGTON, New Zealand (Radio New Zealand International,.... |
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