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Zimbabwe
14
May
2012
(Angolap) Zimbabwean
president
critically
sick
in
Singapore
hospital
Zimbabwe
-
The
88-year-old
leader,
who
is
believed
to
be
suffering
from
prostate
cancer,
flew
to
Singapore
by
private
jet
on
Saturday
April
7
for
treatment.
His
wife,
Grace,
and
close
family
members
are
reported
to
be
at
his
bedside.
The
president
has
undergone
several
bouts
of
herapy
in
Asia
in
recent
years.
But
his
condition
has
now
deteriorated
and
there
are
claims
that
he
has
agreed
to
hand
over
power
to
his
defence
minister.
Rumours
over
Mr.
Mugabe’s
health
have
been
rife
in
recent
weeks
because
of
his
frail
appearance.
There
was
heightened
speculation
on
Sunday
when
the
Zimbabwe
government
postponed
a
cabinet
meeting
at
the
last
minute.
The
Zimbabwe
Mail,
quoting
a
senior
official
of
Mr.
Mugabe’s
Zanu-PF
party,
said
the
leader
who
has
ruled
the
country
since
its
independence
from
Britain
in
1980,
was
undergoing
intensive
treatment
in
Asia.
5/12/12
11:06
AM
Luanda(Angolap)
Luanda.
Angola BFA
bank
opens
131st
branch
countrywide
Luanda
–
The
Foment
Bank
of
Angola
(BFA)
on
Friday
inaugurated
the
"15
de
Fevereiro"
branch,
in
Camama
ward,
Luanda,
under
its
growth
strategy.
With
the
opening
of
the
"15
de
Fevereiro"
branch,
BFA
increases
to
131
the
number
of
branches
in
the
country
and
its
158th
counter,
which
is
an
alternative
for
clients
in
the
region,
who
will
benefit
from
the
bank's
financial
services
without
having
to
travel
to
other
zones.
Throughout
the
year
2012,
BFA
intends
to
continue
strengthening
its
internal
capacity
of
management
and
control
of
trade
and
business
teams,
so
as
to
achieve
positive
results
that
would
further
consolidate
its
stand
in
the
market
Benedict
XVI
Mass
in
Santiago
de
Cuba
Escrito
por
Santiago
source:
prensalatina
31
March
2012
Pope
Benedict
XVI
thanked
the
almighty
for
allow
him
to
make
the
trip
to
Cuba
during
a
Mass
at
the
Revolution
Square
Antonio
Maceo,
in
Santiago
de
Cuba,
place
that
he
previously
toured
in
panoramic
automobile.
President
Jacob
Zuma
has
praised
Senegal
president
Abdoulaye
Wade
for
stepping
down.
Senegal's
president
of
12
years
conceded
defeat
after
losing
the
presidential
poll
to
his
rival
Macky
Sall
after
the
run-off
vote
earlier
in
the
week.
Wade,
who
took
office
in
2000,
had
faced
fierce
criticism
for
seeking
a
third
term.
President
Zuma
says
Wade's
decision
to
relinquish
power
was
proof
that
democracy
is
being
entrenched
in
the
African
continent.
Zuma
says:
“In
a
democratic
system
what
is
always
expected
is
that
the
loser
must
concede
defeat
and
accept
that
as
a
reality,
that
the
will
of
the
people
has
been
exercised.
We
appreciate
what
has
happened
in
Senegal. The
fact
that
President
Wade
has
said
I've
been
defeated
and
there
is
no
challenge
of
anything,
this
is
what
democracy
should
be.”
The
African
Union
has
also
praised
Senegal
president
Abdoulaye
Wade
for
stepping
down.
Sall
won
his
West
African
country's
presidential
election
with
65.80
%
of
the
vote,
which
European
observers
said
on
Tuesday
was
credible
and
trouble-free.
Incumbent
Abdoulaye
Wade
won
34.20
%
of
the
second-round
vote.
3/31/12
12:50
PM
JUBA/KHARTOUM Sudan,
S.Sudan
to
resume
talks,
don't
want
war
JUBA/KHARTOUM
-
Sudan
and
South
Sudan
are
expected
to
resume
talks
on
Saturday,
with
leaders
of
the
former
civil
war
foes
playing
down
the
risks
of
a
war
after
the
most
violent
border
clashes
since
the
country
split
in
two.
The
neighbours
clashed
for
two
days
this
week
in
the
disputed
oil-rich
border
region,
in
the
worst
direct
fighting
since
South
Sudan
became
independent
in
July
under
a
2005
peace
deal
with
Khartoum
that
ended
decades
of
civil
war.
The
United
Nations
and
the
United
States
have
warned
the
clashes
could
reignite
war
between
the
mainly
Muslim
north
and
the
South,
where
most
follow
Christian
and
traditional
beliefs.
But
despite
the
violence
and
many
bellicose
comments,
leaders
of
the
two
countries
say
they
are
committed
to
peace."As
a
newborn
country
we
want
peace
with
our
neighbour
to
be
able
to
focus
our
energies
on
nation-building,"
said
Pagan
Amum,
South
Sudan's
top
negotiator.
"We've
had
enough
of
war,"
Amum
said,
echoing
conciliatory
comments
by
Sudan's
President
Omar
Hassan
al-Bashir
who
said
Khartoum
wanted
to
live
peacefully
with
the
South.
Struggling
with
economic
crisis,
neither
government
can
afford
a
full-scale
war
at
a
time
when
people
in
both
countries
are
war
weary,
diplomats
say.
But
analysts
do
not
see
a
breakthrough
at
the
Addis
Ababa
talks
after
Bashir
called
off
an
April
3
summit
with
his
southern
counterpart
Salva
Kiir.
3/30/12
6:08
PM
Angola Education
minister
stresses
visible
gains
of
ten
years
of
peace
Luanda
-
The
gains
of
the
peace
during
the
ten
years
are
clearly
visible
in
the
education
sector,
since
there
are
more
students
in
the
system
and
a
balanced
implantation,
said
Friday
in
Luanda,
the
minister
of
Education,
Mpinda
Simao.
The
government
official
who
provided
this
information
when
speaking
to
the
press
on
April
4,
Peace
Day,
said
that
the
gains
in
education
are
clearly
visible,
unlike
those
years
in
which
the
concentration
of
the
school
network
was
mostly
on
the
coast
side
of
the
country.
Currently,
this
implantation
is
almost
everywhere
throughout
the
country,
although
there
is
not
the
same
pace
of
growth
in
all
provinces
there
is
already
occurring
in
favour
of
training
in
the
18
provinces.
"Today
we
have
the
secondary
technical
education
institutions
scattered
throughout
the
country,
which
allows
each
province
to
train
staff
in
a
particular
area
and
to
ensure
a
certain
retention
of
staff
who
contribute
to
local
development,"
he
said.
During
this
period,
he
added,
there
has
been
a
considerable
expansion
of
higher
education,
as
we
know
this
sub-system
currently
has
about
150,000
students,
as
opposed
to
15,000
ten
years
ago.
Four
years
ago,
he
said,
the
school
system
had
about
50,000
students,
now
this
number
has
tripled,
and
achieved
a
breakthrough
in
terms
of
increased
educational
coverage
at
the
level
of
higher
education.
02
March
2012
Ronald
Webster
Day
Celebrated
on
Anguilla
Anguilla
today
celebrated
the
86th
Birthday
of
the
"Father
of
the
Nation"
Mr.
James
Ronald
Webster.
This
event
was
celebrated
as
a
national
holiday
called
the
Ronald
Webster
Day.
In
honor
of
Mr.
Webster,
there
was
an
official
parade
at
which
Mr.
Webster
made
some
brief
remarks.
His
short
address
was
very
touching.
He
noted
that
we
have
come
a
long
way
but
have
a
long
way
still
to
go.
He
noted
that
some
outed
the
freedom
torch,
others
have
rekindled
it,
and
still
others
are
pressing
forward
with
it.
He
also
noted
that
he
has
passed
the
fight
on
to
a
new
generation
that
were
not
born
during
the
days
of
the
revolution.
Ronald
Webster
1969
Leader
of
the
Anguilla
Revolution.
Across:
Youtube
clip
on
insight
into
revolution.
This
event
was
followed
by
a
very
large
around
the
island
motorcade
and
a
extremely
well
attended
Village
fest
in
Webster's
home
village
of
East
End/Island
Harbour.
02/25/2012
White
House,
State
Department
condemn
Iran
on
pastor’s
execution
orders
ICC
Note:
(source
persecution.org)
“,
an
Iranian
Christian
charged
with
leaving
Islam,
has
received
a
local
trial
courts
final
verdict,
according
to
sources
close
to
his
legal
team,
and
may
now
be
executed
for
leaving
Islam,”
CNN
reports.
By
Dan
Merica
2/25/2012
Iran
(CNN)
–
Pastor
Youcef
Nadarkhani,
an
Iranian
Christian
charged
with
leaving
Islam,
has
received
a
local
trial
courts
final
verdict,
according
to
sources
close
to
his
legal
team,
and
may
now
be
executed
for
leaving
Islam.
Jodran
Sekulow,
executive
director
of
the
American
Center
for
Law
and
Justice,
said
he
was
informed
on
Monday
by
the
pastor's
legal
team
that
the
final
execution
order
had
been
issued.
At
this
point,
said
Sekulow,
the
pastor
could
be
executed
without
the
legal
team's
knowledge.
The
White
House
issued
a
pointed
statement
on
Thursday,
strongly
condemning
the
reports
and
renewed
calls
for
Iranian
authorities
to
release
the
pastor.
"This
action
is
yet
another
shocking
breach
of
Iran's
international
obligations,
its
own
constitution,
and
stated
religious
values,"
stated
a
release
by
the
White
House.
"The
United
States
stands
in
solidarity
with
Pastor
Nadarkhani,
his
family,
and
all
those
who
seek
to
practice
their
religion
without
fear
of
persecution-a
fundamental
and
universal
human
right.
"
Mark
Toner,
spokesperson
at
the
U.S.
Department
of
State,
released
a
similar
statement
on
Thursday.
"We
stand
with
religious
and
political
leaders
from
around
the
world
in
condemning
Youcef
Nadarkhani's
conviction
and
call
for
his
immediate
release,"
read
the
statement.
Christian
NBA
Star
Jeremy
Lin
Gets
Censored
In
China
02/21/2012
China
(The
Financial
Express)
-
China
is
facing
a
conundrum
over
the
“Lin-sanity”
phenomenon
that
is
sweeping
the
world
of
basketball
with
the
sensational
rise
of
Jeremy
Lin,
the
New
York
Knicks
player.
Mr
Lin,
23,
has
gone
from
obscurity
to
the
world’s
most-watched
basketball
star
in
under
a
week.
His
story
-
an
unwanted
player
who
shines
when
given
a
chance
-
has
the
right
mix
of
adversity
and
success
to
captivate
the
US,
but
poses
a
problem
for
the
media
in
basketball-mad
China.
In
mainland
China,
Mr
Lin’s
following
on
Weibo,
the
Twitter-like
microblog,
has
exploded
to
over
a
million
fans.
But
official
Chinese
media
has
been
notably
quiet.
While
this
is
partly
due
to
the
typical
slow
response
of
the
hulking
state-run
media,
there
are
signs
that
his
Taiwanese
background
and
devout
Christianity
sit
uncomfortably
with
government
censors.
On
Wednesday
morning
in
Beijing,
China
Central
Television,
the
sports
channel
of
CCTV,
the
national
broadcaster,
ran
a
taped
Champions
League
football
match
as
scheduled
instead
of
switching
to
a
live
broadcast
of
Mr
Lin
steering
the
Knicks
to
victory
with
a
last-gasp
“three-point”
basket.
Chinese
basketball
fans
have
been
asking
why
CCTV
has
not
shown
his
games.
Online
forums
are
awash
with
speculation
that
the
Taiwanese
flags
waved
by
some
of
his
fans
are
the
impediment.
China
considers
Taiwan
a
breakaway
province
and
rejects
any
displays
of
Taiwanese
independence.
...
Mr
Lin’s
Christianity
is
perhaps
more
awkward
for
China’s
atheist
communist
rulers.
While
Beijing
officially
sanctions
some
churches,
it
frowns
on
the
spontaneous
professions
of
love
for
God
that
pepper
Mr
Lin’s
postgame
comments.
Evidence
of
how
state
censors
would
like
to
downplay
his
religion
came
in
a
CCTV
news
report
when
he
was
named
a
National
Basketball
Association
player
of
the
week
on
Monday.
“I
love
the
fact
that
he
gave
praise
to
his
team
and
to
God,”
said
one
New
Yorker
interviewed
in
English.
But
the
Chinese
subtitles
translated
his
comments
simply
as
“I
love
him
for
praising
his
team”,
scrubbing
out
the
religious
reference.
2/21/12
11:30
AM
Guinea
(angolapress) Guinea
to
hold
elections
in
May:
minister
Conakry.
Guinea
Conakry
-
Guinea
will
hold
elections
in
May,
more
than
five
months
after
the
originally
slated
date,
with
or
without
the
consent
of
the
opposition,
the
west
African
country's
interior
minister
told
AFP
Monday.
Guinea
was
meant
to
go
to
the
polls
in
late
December,
but
the
ballot
was
postponed
to
meet
opposition
demands
for
a
role
in
planning
the
vote.
"These
elections
have
been
postponed,
but
today,
everything
is
ready,"
said
Alhassane
Conde,
adding
that
the
revision
of
the
electoral
lists
would
be
completed
in
time
for
a
May
vote.
The
opposition
had
complained
it
was
not
consulted
when
the
December
date
was
set
and
accused
the
regime
of
planning
to
hold
sham
polls
with
no
safeguards
against
fraud.
It
is
also
seeking
a
reform
of
the
electoral
commission.
But
Conde
ruled
out
any
reforms
ahead
of
the
ballot.
2/13/12
9:16
AM
Libreville Zambia
win
African
Cup
of
Nations
Libreville
–
Zambia
has
the
2012
Africa
Cup
of
Nations
title
for
the
first
time
after
beating
tournament
favourites
Ivory
Coast
by
8-7
in
a
penalty
shoot-out
after
the
game
in
Libreville
ended
goalless.
After
14
penalties,
Stoppila
Sunzu
scored
the
winning
goal
for
Zambia
after
goalkeeper
Kennedy
Mweene
saved
Kolo
Toure’s
spot-kick
and
Gervinho
blasted
over.
Rainford
Kalaba
missed
for
the
Zambians.
Ivory
Coast
captain
Didier
Drogba
missed
a
penalty
for
his
side
in
the
70th
minute
when
he
side-footed
the
ball
over
the
cross-bar.
Zambia
dominated
the
game
and
should
have
scored
in
regulation
time
but
failed
to
make
the
most
of
their
chances,
with
Ivorian
goalkeeper
Boubacar
Barry
pulling
off
a
number
of
excellent
saves.
In
the
penalty
shoot-out
it
was
Zambian
goalkeeper
Mweene
who
was
the
hero
for
his
side
as
he
not
only
saved
one
penalty,
he
also
scored
the
fifth
for
his
side.
The
Ivorians
are
the
first
team
not
to
win
the
competition
even
though
they
did
not
concede
a
single
goal.
Zambia’s
first
African
title
has
come
in
the
same
city
where
18
Zambian
internationals
died
in
a
plane
crash
in
1993
in
the
country’s
worst
sporting
disaster.
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Angola
Pope
Benedict
XVI
thanked
the
almighty
for
allow
him
to
make
the
trip
to
Cuba
during
a
Mass
at
the
Revolution
Square
Antonio
Maceo,
in
Santiago
de
Cuba,
place
that
he
previously
toured
in
panoramic
automobile.
02/21/2012
China
(
Conakry.
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