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Statesman and retired diplomat, K. B. Asante has expressed disappointment in the remission of the sentence of the Montie trio by President John Mahama. According to the retired diplomat, the pressure put on the President to intervene was quite unfortunate. |
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300 dpi 3 col x 7.5 in / 146x191 mm / 497x648 pixels Chris Ware color caricature of humorist Garrison Keillor. KRT 2005. KEYWORDS: krtentertainment entertainment krtfeatures features krtliterature literature krtnational national krtbook book krtedonly krtnamer north america u.s. |
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YANDE SYAMPEYO Lusaka ELECTIONS in most African countries are characterised by uncertainties, due to the possibility of election-related violence. The violence may take place at different stages of the electoral process: before, during and or after the polls. |
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It was a sea of white-attired people waving white handkerchiefs and throwing white powder in the air, all in celebration of heroes who are out of prison after serving nearly four weeks within the thick walls of the prison. The three Montie FM panelists and presenter were Friday freed after President.... |
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When we think of home, what usually comes to mind is a place of peace and solace together with the people you love the most. A Roman Catholic archbishop from southeastern Uganda, however, reminded Christians that not all houses are safe spaces: Some wives and children are suffering right inside their homes. |
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By HELLEN TEMBO CIVIL Society Organisations (CSOs) have said that they will engage the Government to see how best to conduct a referendum on the expanded Bill of Rights. Young African Leadership Initiative (YALI), Grand Coalition and Commuter Rights Association (CRA) said they would engage the.... |
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WLS-TV (CHICAGO) — Police in Chicago are investigating the fatal shooting of the first cousin of NBA star Dwyane Wade. Nykea Aldridge was pushing a stroller in the city’s Parkway Gardens neighborhood Friday afternoon when two men exchanged gunfire nearby, hitting her in the arm and the head, according to police. |
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‘Mufti’ immediately brings to mind Angela Merkel, now dubbed "the heart and soul of Europe in tolerance" after she took the bold step of opening the doors of Germany to one million asylum seekers from the Syrian region "the most generous, open hearted gesture of recent history. |
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ALMOST 50 years ago, a tall, fun-loving and charismatic Catholic priest strolled into a Queensland school where he began systematically destroying the heart, body and soul of a 14-year-old girl. That teenager was Joan Isaacs and, despite 49 years having passed, the memory of the day she met the man.... |
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The battle to succeed Zimbabwe’s 92-year-old President Robert Mugabe may have been gathering momentum for decades, but its outcome is far from settled. Now, the ruling Zanu-PF party is accused of politically-motivated violence ahead of the 2018 general elections as tensions build up across the country. |
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Something has been bothering me. Though not enough to keep me awake at night. Whenever I’ve seen a soldier’s 400 year old breastplate in a museum or antique shop there’s always a musket ball dent in it. Yet it seems implausible that a bullet bounced off everyone who fought in the English Civil War. |
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