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By RFE/RL's Balkan Service December 28, 2019. Montenegrin President Milo Djukanovic signed bitterly contentious legislation on religion and faith into law on December 28, one day after the bill was passed in a raucous parliamentary session in which many opposition lawmakers were forcibly removed from the chamber. |
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JANUARY. 1 - WA retailers face fines of up to $5000 if they flout a ban on single-use plastic bags. 7 - A mass fish die-off of up to one million Murray cod and other native species at Menindee in western NSW sparks debate about the management of the Murray-Darling river system and drought. |
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8. Which British singer attended this year’s Met Gala wearing a sheer black Gucci top, high-waisted trousers and a single pearl earring in his right ear? 9. Which British actor married Sabrina Dhowre in Morocco in April? 10. In January, a photo of an egg overtook a post by whom as the most liked post on Instagram? 11. |
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Dr Hafiz Bin Salih, the Upper West Regional Minister, has donated soft drinks to some religious bodies, political parties and institutions in the Region as a gesture to make their Christmas worthwhile. Mr Cletus Awuni, the Public Relations Officer of the Upper West Regional Coordinating Council, who.... |
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THE Grim Reaper hit the arts community hard in the outgoing year, taking leading lights in literature, music, visual arts, performance arts and even art collectors. Though creativity blossomed with some milestones achieved, the high mortality recorded made it a horrible year. |
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The row over the BBC 's 'biased' political coverage deepened yesterday after the guest editor of Radio 4's Today programme argued that the Corporation's news reporting reflected the prejudice of its managers. Author Charles Moore also revealed during yesterday's broadcast that he had struggled to.... |
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The incendiary accusation was made by Charles Moore, who appeared on the BBC radio 4 ‘Today’ programme as a guest editor. Mr Moore also accused the BBC of having a bias over climate change arguing it had a “nationalised culture” that should be “disestablished”. |
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Montenegrin President Milo Djukanovic signed bitterly contentious legislation on religion and faith into law on December 28, one day after the bill was passed in a raucous parliamentary session in which many opposition lawmakers were forcibly removed from the chamber. |
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Montenegrin President Milo Djukanovic signed bitterly contentious legislation on religion and faith into law on December 28, one day after the bill was passed in a raucous parliamentary session in which many opposition lawmakers were forcibly removed from the chamber. |
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Montenegrin President Milo Djukanovic signed bitterly contentious legislation on religion and faith into law on December 28, one day after the bill was passed in a raucous parliamentary session in which many opposition lawmakers were forcibly removed from the chamber. |
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29th Dec 2019 00:00:00 GMT +0300 Kathiani MP Robert Mbui (center), Kitui Senator Enock Wambua (right) and Masii MCA Betty Nzioki during a press conference in Machakos on December 26, 2019. [John Muia/Standard] The battle for control of the close to two million Kamba vote has burst in the open with.... |
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