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After four hours discussing, the Minister for Communication and public media managers and members of SYNAPAP agreed on a common ground in order to suspend the strike that paralyzed the Media industry since 10 September. "We will set up Radio Gabon. Gabon's voice must be heard again, "said the communication’s minister Pastor Ngoua Neme. |
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INDECENT poses, vulgar dresses and anything that is disrespectful are not allowed when taking pictures with Pope Francis' standee. This was included in guidelines issued by Radyo Veritas, the producer of the more than 100 pontiff's standees to be displayed in churches, schools, among others. Fr. |
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Fiji's self-appointed leader Frank Bainimarama is set for a dominant election win, as counting in the long-awaited poll continues. |
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Fiji's self-appointed leader Frank Bainimarama is set for a dominant election win, as counting in the long-awaited poll continues. |
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The collapse of The Synagogue Church of All Nations guest house was caused by the Nigerian terrorist group Boko Haram. |
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Frank Van Den Bleeken has been locked up for 30 years, admits he will never be able to control his violent urges and has won his right to die |
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Jerry Phillips, a radio broadcaster in Washington who was a relentless advocate on local issues and for the city’s poor, died Aug. 29 at his home in the District. He was 75. The cause was multiple myeloma, said a daughter, Bernadette Watson. Read full article >> |
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Bojan Pajtić, who heads the provincial government of Vojvodina, has said that he is "not considering stepping down from the position." Pajtić, who is also the Democratic Party (DS) leader, told the Radio Television of Vojvodina on Tuesday that the Vojvodina government has not collapsed and that it.... |
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The Vatican was left red-faced Tuesday after it emerged that a car bearing its diplomatic plates had been stopped in France with 4 kilograms of cocaine on board. The car — which also contained 200 grams of cannabis — belonged to 91-year-old Argentinian cardinal Jorge Mejia, emeritus librarian at the.... |
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Sekai Nzenza On Wednesday This technology was supposed to set us free of the poles and wires of old-time phones. And we don’t need Samuriwo the bus conductor anymore as a messenger THERE was a time when all news of the outside world came to us in the village on the bus. Samuriwo, the bus... |
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Events, birthdays and anniversaries for 17 September. 1665: Great bubonic plague broke out in London. 1745: Prince Charles Edward Stuart entered Palace of Holyroodhouse, Edinburgh. 1787: Thirty-nine delegates, under the chairmanship of George Washington, approved the constitution of the USA. |
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