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Presidential advisor Tamale Mirundi. After losing his job as the president’s press secretary three months ago, the notoriously-outspoken Tamale Mirundi was appointed a presidential advisor on media. In an interview on September 14, he told Siraje Lubwama about his new role. |
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The following are the top stories in the Maltese and overseas press. Times of Malta and l-orizzont lead with the bus strike ordered for today by the GWU. Times of Malta also reports the reaction by the FKNK to the European Commission's decision to take Malta to court over bird trapping. |
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Please support our coverage of democratic movements and Jorge Mario Bergoglio, the 78-year-old Argentinian known to the world as Pope Francis, made his first trip to the United States this week, bringing his uniquely progressive papal perspective. Almost a quarter of the U.S. |
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The gentle takedown of our elected leaders began almost the second Pope Francis started speaking Thursday morning at the majestic U.S. Capitol, where polarization and ugly rhetoric have become a twisted badge of honor. "Your own responsibility as members of Congress is to enable this country, by.... |
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But several news reports on the pope's visit, including one from the Vatican, seem to misapprehend the nature of the case. It's not even clear whether the pontiff made the stop with any true understanding of the lawsuit. A Vatican spokesman told reporters Wednesday that the pope's brief visit with.... |
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Even the European commissioner for agriculture and rural development, Phil Hogan, a Kilkenny man, seems to have adopted the ball-passing skills of what is now regarded as the greatest ever hurling side. Chef Rachel Allen is pictured with eight-year-old Jim Holland from Clonad, Portlaoise, Co. |
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Teitiota had been seeking asylum in New Zealand since early 2012, after his family -- himself, his wife and three children -- faced deportation after his short-term work visa expired. Teitiota started off looking for a simple visa extension, but his lawyer pleaded for asylum on the grounds that.... |
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OTTAWA Here are five reasons for Canadians to watch for tonight’s French language debate, the third of five such showdowns before the Oct. 19 federal election. The debate will be broadcast in French by Radio-Canada and live streamed online at ici.radio-canada.ca. |
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CEDAR FALLS | A Cedar Falls radio station is changing its name Friday to honor a Waterloo 8-year-old.
TOLEDO | Jurors on Thursday heard murder defendant Dustin Jefferson's voice for the first time.
WATERLOO | Ray and Myrna Hottle will be hosting the entire Dakota State University football team for.... |
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HILLARY GREENLIGHTED SPECIAL STATUS FOR ABEDIN POLITICO’s Rachael Bade reports HILLARY CLINTON personally green-lighted the controversial “special government employee” position for her top aide Huma Abedin, allowing her to both advise her at State Department while collecting a paycheck from an outside consulting firm and the Clinton Foundation. |
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"There's no question Francis will be the star of the show when he's in town," John L Allen, author of Against the Tide: The Radical Leadership of Pope Francis said in an interview. "Anyone else will be on the B-list. Princess Diana, maybe, could have rivalled him when she was alive. It's a short list and Xi is not on it. |
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