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Thursday, January 02, 2014 - ANY “Top Ten of 2013” would be both obvious and incomplete. Obvious when choosing key events of the year: civil war in Syria, Iraq and Egypt; resignation and replacement of the pope in Rome, a meteor ramming into Chelyabinsk, Russia; the death of Hugo Chavez in.... |
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VATICAN CITY, Jan. 1 (UPI) -- Pope Francis, during his New Year's address Wednesday to tens of thousands of people in St. Peter's Square, called on people to build a more just world. |
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THE Mansaka Tribal Council of Magnaga recently received the funds agreed to as part of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) that the King-King Copper-Gold Project (KGCP) committed for their livelihood and social services program. The P1-million cheque could not have … Read more » |
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The banned Nigerian Islamist group Boko Haram on Wednesday said it had released a French Roman Catholic priest on compassionate grounds but insisted that no ransom had been paid. |
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Pope Francis, in his first mass of the new year, said on Wednesday there was "no more meaningful time than the beginning of a new year" to hear God' |
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French President Francois Hollande welcomed French priest and former hostage Georges Vandenbeusch home to France just after 6.30 on Wednesday morning lauding his “courage” and “self-sacrifice”. François Hollande, Georges Vandenbeusch, Villacoublay airport, 1 Jan.2014. |
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A French Roman Catholic priest abducted in Cameroon by Islamic militants arrived home Wednesday after a seven-week ordeal he described as a time of "terrible boredom, sadness and anger." Georges Vandenbeusch, who was freed on Tuesday, touched down at the military air base of Villacoublay near Paris,.... |
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Self-proclaimed "prophet" and televangelist Joseph Mukungubila Mutombo is blamed for the violence that killed more than 100 people in DR Congo's two main cities. He has called on President Joseph Kabila to quit.
A self-proclaimed "prophet" and televangelist blamed for violence that killed more.... |
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Penelope Keith led a cast of female stars in the new year's honours list yesterday, as women outnumbered men for the first time. |
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French President Francois Hollande praised the "courage" of a Roman Catholic priest held hostage for seven weeks by Islamic militants in Cameroon as the cleric arrived home to a joyous welcome on Wednesday. |
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A French Catholic priest freed in Cameroon nearly seven weeks after being abducted is welcomed back to France by President Francois Hollande. |
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