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A 68-year old mother suffering from rheumatoid arthritis says she has not been able to leave her home in the last three year because she has not been given an appropriate wheelchair. |
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For a moment, when I read Danielle Pletka’s e-mail, I wondered if it might be a joke. Pletka, vice president of the conservative Washington, D.C., think tank, the American Enterprise Institute, was writing to inquire whether “Vanity Fair would like to spend some quality time with His Holiness the Dalai Lama”. |
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The head of the Roman Catholic Church is calling for an end to violent demonstrations in Venezuela.Vatican Radio says during his weekly Wednesday General Audience, Pope Francis said he hopes the hostility will cease as soon as possibleThe Pontiff called for "the whole Venezuelan people ... |
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Fifteen ministers in the cabinet that resigned en masse on Monday have been told they will retain their positions in the new government. On Tuesday, former housing minister Ibrahim Mehleb was tasked with forming a new government after Hazem El-Beblawi's cabinet resigned a day earlier. |
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The South African based preacher famed for making his congregants eat grass, Pastor Lesego Daniel of Rabboni Centre Ministries who was expected in Bulawayo for a two day crusade has cancelled his tri... |
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Wednesday, February 26, 2014 – Radio personality, Caroline Mutoko, now urges Pastor M of Mavuno Church and other youthful pastors to keep on preaching to the lost youths despite the negative talk by a section of Kenyans. The no nonsense radio presenter came to this conclusion after she watched a.... |
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In a major victory for gun rights activists, a federal appeals panel in California has rejected a law in San Diego County that requires applicants for concealed-carry permits to demonstrate "good cause" as to why they need a gun for personal safety. A three-judge panel on Thursday rejected a.... |
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A MARATHON-running cleric has spoken of his surprise at being told he is Ireland's newest bishop. |
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AP Exclusive: Feds viewed state computers in health care as potential back door for hackers |
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AP Exclusive: Feds viewed state computers in health care as potential back door for hackers |