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For unlicensed radio stations, the path from illegal to legal broadcasting is complicated, if not impossible. |
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MARIKANA, South Africa (Reuters) - The president of South Africa's striking AMCU union urged its members on Wednesday to remain strong in the face of efforts by the world's top platinum firms to woo miners to end a 16-week stoppage, the longest and costliest ever to hit the sector. "Let's stay strong. |
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MARIKANA, South Africa (Reuters) - The president of South Africa's striking AMCU union urged its members on Wednesday to remain strong in the face of efforts by the world's top platinum firms to woo miners to end a 16-week stoppage, the longest and costliest ever to hit the sector. |
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Death toll rises to 232 and hopes fading for miners still underground, as PM declares three days of national mourning Continue reading... |
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World leaders have started offering their condolences to victims of the mining explosion in Soma. |
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Rescue efforts are ongoing for hundreds of workers still trapped in the Soma mine. The death toll has climbed to 232, according to the latest figure released by PM Erdoğan |
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(ChinaPost.com.tw) - Pope Francis on Monday declared that everyone has the right to be baptized, even aliens should they come knocking on the church's door. |
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In an unusual morning Mass on Monday, Pope Francis spent a little time talking about alien life forms, and even suggested if any Martians would like to join the fold should they ever visit Earth, would be welcome to be baptised as well. |
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The abduction of more than 200 Nigerian schoolgirls from their boarding school by an Islamic militant group a month ago has created a firestorm on social media. From Twitter to Tumblr to Facebook to a Change.org online petition with more than 900,000 signatures, millions of people worldwide are.... |
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The Smith review into the handling of the Savile allegations, leading to the demise of its director general, is just the latest scandal to hit the corporation Part one: What can the origins of the BBC tell us about its future? Part two: The BBC: there to inform, educate, provoke and enrage On.... |
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Pope Francis has stated that he would welcome alien life forms into the open arms of the Catholic Church, should they be willing to convert. He put forward his official stance on Martians - among other intergalactic travelers - at a homily on Monday. Francis proclaimed that the Catholic Church was.... |
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