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While the audio of Donald Trump making lewd remarks about women sparked a storm of criticism, a number of celebrities and fellow politicians leaped to his defense overnight. "Duck Dynasty" star Phil Robertson said that evangelical leaders who have come out against Trump, "need to lighten up … and give him some time. |
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After watching the police beat up and pepper-spray peaceful UPND cadres who had gone to court in Luanshya on Thursday to give solidarity to their arrested, detained and charged leaders, we can’t bring ourselves to watch yet another clip of police brutality. |
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While the audio of Donald Trump making lewd remarks about women sparked a storm of criticism, a number of celebrities and fellow politicians leaped to his defense overnight. "Duck Dynasty" star Phil Robertson said that evangelical leaders who have come out against Trump, "need to lighten up … and give him some time. |
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JEREMIE, Haiti -- People across southwest Haiti were digging through the wreckage of their homes Friday, salvaging what they could of their meager possessions after devastating Hurricane Matthew killed hundreds of people in the impoverished country. The central government's official death toll stood.... |
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O n a cold winter’s morning last November, Michelle James bent over a bulky grey package on her patio. Wrapped in plastic, it lay lengthways on the ground beneath a wooden plant holder. She was with her friend Rhian, and they were about to find out what was inside. |
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Mike Val Davies greets me at the front door to his flat and ushers me inside, apologising that there's nowhere to sit because of all the newspapers stacked up in any available space, including his chairs. He tells me his spare room is his main storage space, except, he adds, it's not exactly "spare" anymore. |
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BOGOTA, Oct. 7 (Xinhua) -- Congratulations have poured in from across Latin America to Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos for winning the Nobel Peace Prize over a peace deal with the country's largest rebel group, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). |
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The final heave to the end zone was batted down, and the Royals went on to defeat the Bobcats 27-21 in a hotly contested battle of Region 1 undefeated teams. “Our kids battled hard,” Sky View head coach Craig Anhder said. “They were trying with everything they had. Of course, we’ll learn. Of course we’ll grow from it. |
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A Shs 110m appeal has been launched to assist Brenda Gimbo, a journalist who has been battling brain cancer for the last six months, in getting treatment. Gimbo, 36, was in July diagnosed with a tumour at the centre of her brain where all sense neurons meet. Her condition later deteriorated; she developed a double vision and lost sight altogether. |
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A couple weeks ago we had described the Belize National Teachers Union (BNTU) as an irresistible force and the Government of Belize as the immoveable object. In the Wednesday evening national radio and television newscasts this week, the immoveable object delivered a devastating blow to the momentum of the irresistible force. |
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Tomorrow, singer Maxi Priest will headline the annual Jazz Safari at. Lugogo Cricket oval. Time: 7pm till late. Entrance: Shs 130,000. TUULA KUMUKEEKA. This Sunday, Afrigo band and Madoxx will headline the first-ever Tuula Kumukeeka festival at the Uganda museum. Time: 10am till late. Entrance: Shs 50,000. |
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