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Fabian Adekunle Badejo, literary critic, author, journalist, Culture Time radio show producer/host. GREAT BAY, St. Martin (May 17, 2016)—St. Martin author Fabian Adekunle Badejo will join Trinidad’s storyteller Paul Keens-Dougles, and fresh back from London, England novelist Montague Kobbe to open.... |
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Catholic Church bishop Dr Martin Mtumbuka faced a real story of the suffering Malawians in the villages are facing in the economic turmoil. He explains the story in his own words through this statement after posting photos on Facebook. The bishops says of the photos: "The man standing on my left is.... |
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FOOTAGE of an osprey eventually winning a spectacular battle with a massive trout has already been viewed millions of times. The bird of prey was captured on film for the hit new series ‘Highlands - Scotland’s Wild Heart’, narrated by Ewan McGregor. The osprey, shown in slow motion in the first.... |
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Now that the president has sworn in and a new term is underway, could we get back to God's work, please? In the run-up to the elections and afterwards, I had grown weary of tuning in to some Christian radio stations - what, with all the politicking and tiny drops of evangelism and edification! You.... |
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Peter Dutton may not want to go online for a while. When Australia's immigration minister spoke out about the level of literacy and numeracy among migrants late on Tuesday, he was addressing what has become one of the hot potatoes of this election season. |
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Tlokweng Moarabi Mushimehi known to his fans as Testify Da Preacher Bowy of Motsotsonyana fame has dropped a single dubbed Can I Testify. Born and bred at Lotlhakane East in Southern District, the energetic singer said in an interview that he was passionate about Hip Hop and RnB gospel music. |
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IMMIGRATION Minister Peter Dutton has been the hot topic of the day, after he claimed many refugees were “innumerate and illiterate in their own languages, let alone English”. Speaking on Sky News, in response to the Greens’ proposal of taking 50,000 humanitarian refugees per year, he said: “These people would be taking Australian jobs. |
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Joel Botts doesn’t remember the day it all happened — the day he became the center of attention in the most expensive U.S. Senate race in the country. All he remembers is that it was T-shirt weather in the fall of 2015. He drove up to Wilmington, a city on Interstate 71 north of Cincinnati, from his small town about 25 miles from the Ohio River. |
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The Prime Minister has downplayed immigration minister Peter Dutton’s comments an increased humanitarian intake would lead to “illiterate and innumerate” refugees taking Australian jobs. On the campaign trail today, Mr Turnbull said Mr Dutton was an “outstanding” minister and was only pointing out.... |
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“Mandiwanzira was waiting for me outside the studio and began shouting at me. He called me all sorts of names and accused me of seeking to subvert the government. He was yelling and cursing, accusing me of abusing Cabinet ministers and seeking to make white people happy in order to destroy Zimbabwe. He said I must be taught a ‘lesson’. |
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Australia 'paid off people-smugglers' to return boat with 65 refugees. The pacific nation is being criticised for not allowing migrants into the country, with Peter Dutton calling refugees not 'literate or numerate' enough to live in Australia IBTimes UK
Australia's Immigration Minister Peter.... |
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