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editorial. Freedom of speech, guaranteed by the 1992 Constitution, was aimed at allowing every Ghanaian the right to express his or her views on national issues, to help in the development of the country. In jurisdictions where this right has been restricted or curtailed, anarchy is the order of the.... |
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. Thursday, 7 July 2016. Special guest for the launch of 'Famous and Notables Birr Trail' last week was actor, radio personality and author Des Keogh who was greeted on his arrival at John’s Hall by the two ladies who compiled the trail Rosalind Fanning and Jackie Lynch. |
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By Bishop Talbert W. Swan, II. Recently in Springfield, an innocent ten-year-old girl was hit by a stray bullet while walking home from school in a senseless act of violence. As of the date of this writing, the assailant has yet to be arrested even though the incident occurred in broad daylight with witnesses present. |
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MALDEN, MA - Department of Public Works Director Bob Knox participated in this month’s Haitian American Radio Show “The Way of Salvation” with Program Director and Producer Jean Sabin of the Philadelphie Seventh Day Adventist Haitian American Church. Hosted by Assistant Director Abia Pierre, the show broadcasts locally on station 104. |
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I wonder who came up with the idea that love was a constant state of bliss - I.e., running in the fields in the sun, skipping with bunnies and butterflies? That person needs to get five fingers to the face . And who came up with the idea that philanthropy is always a "feel good" experience? Both the.... |
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Passengers queue in front of Spanish low-cost airline Vueling check-in counters at the El Prat Airport in Barcelona on July 5, 2016. ― AFP pic MADRID, July 5 — Hundreds of passengers were left stranded today following the sixth straight day of cancellations and major delays involving flights by Spanish budget airline Vueling. |
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The tone for the observance of Fathers’ Day in Anguilla was set by Pastor Philip Gumbs of the Church of God (Holiness) on the Queen Elizabeth Avenue on Sunday, June 19. It was the opening activity of Men’s Week and had as its theme “Fathers Blessing Generations”. |
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What happened in the pages of The Daily Advertiser this week 25 and 50 years ago. 25 years ago * The Catholic Church is to establish in Wagga what is believed to be the first diocesan seminary outside an Australian metropolitan city. Bishop of Wagga the Most Reverend William Brennan said the Church.... |
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A man who was one of the great names of Ottawa’s thriving 1960s music scene has died at the age of 76. Bill Hawkins was a songwriter, poet, musician and journalist. In 1997, he had been working as a Blueline cab driver for 25 years when the Citizen’s Norman Provencher spoke with him as he prepared.... |
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Reverend Nyondo; Snubs Moslem holiday. MZUZU (Maravi Post)—Livingstonia Synod has come in the open to tell Malawi government that it does not recognize Eid-ul-Fitr public holiday, a position which is likely going to open a new debate on tolerance and co-existence among different religious groups in the country. |
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FILE - In this Oct. 12, 2015, file photo, Hasan Minhaj poses for a portrait in New York. Minhaj, a correspondent with Comedy Central’s "The Daily Show," is coming to a home near you with his one-man show "Homecoming King." The comedian will kick off a North America tour this summer, starting Aug. 19, 2016, in Portland, Ore. |
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