Covid-19 and GPL: What are Asante Kotoko doing during this disruption?
Many clubs have been open to solve the current challenges and the way forward for the domestic league
Many clubs have been open to solve the current challenges and the way forward for the domestic league
Recalling the passion and commitment of the late audio-engineer
Police said that the mill had remained shut ever since the Covid-19 lockdown was enforced and the cleaning work was underway to resume operations.
[Nation] The Ministry of Sports, Culture and Heritage Thursday flagged off food donations to needy athletes in Eldoret as a way of cushioning them against the loss of income brought about by coronavirus pandemic.
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Officers have released images of several items that were recovered from a car in the hope of reuniting them with the rightful owners.The property, which is suspected to be stolen, was recovered following a search of a vehicle on Knighton Road Leicester on Saturday 25 April.PC James Alam is investigating. He said: “We are asking the public to take a look at the images and if you believe any of these items belong to you and can provide proof of ownership to contact us.”
New research found that higher alcohol intake is linked to an increased risk of stroke and peripheral artery disease.
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One of London's most famous brasserie groups, Corbin & King, owner of The Wolseley, The Delaunay and Brasserie Zedel, today issued an extraordinary plea for regular patrons to buy meals in advance so it can pay their staff.
Taiwan's new vehicle market declined by just over 11% to 30,822 units in April 2020 from 34,680 units a year earlier, according to local reports citing registration data compiled by Taiwan's Directorate of Highways.
Steady buying of the three-month zinc contract on the London Metal Exchange took the price above $2,000 per tonne on Thursday May 7 for the first time since March 11.
Henry, who was top-scorer in 2003-04 with 30 Premier League goals, has opened up on The Football Show on Sky Sports about the manner in which training was approached during those glory years.
At the end of the day, as last week’s Torah portion proclaims, Hashem holds most dear the principle in which he packages His halachot and mitzvot: “And you shall live by them.”
Newly-released video appears to show Georgia man, Ahmaud Arbery, 25, shot while jogging in February. Lawyers for Arbery's family are calling for arrests. Rev. Al Sharpton joins the discussion.
PTC Therapeutics is adding to its rare disease pipeline with a midstage biotech buyout with a low upfront payment tied in with stock and biobucks.
Coronavirus: Devoleena faces difficulties after her house-help gets quarantined
Shares of USA Today parent Gannett Co. rallied 4.7% after the media company reported a first-quarter loss that widened and revenue that more than doubled, as a result of the New Media Investment Group Inc.'s acquisition of Gannett, which was completed in November. The company said it is suspending its dividend to preserve liquidity amid the economic disruption and uncertainties caused the COVID-19 health crisis. The net loss was $80.2 million, or 61 cents a share, after a loss of $9.1 million, or 15 cents a share, in the year-ago period. Читать дальше...
Northumbrian Water is urging people not to use "their toilet as a bin" as it battles blockages.
Scientists studying the huge, hot exoplanet WASP-79b have found that, surprisingly, the planet has yellow skies instead of blue. But why it does is still a mystery.
The Indian Council for Medical Research (ICMR) has decided not to go ahead with Jal Shakti Ministry's proposal to undertake clinical studies for treatment of COVID-19 patients with Ganga water, saying it needs more scientific data. Dr Y K Gupta, who is chairing the committee for Evaluation of Research Proposals at ICMR, said the evidence and data available at the moment is not strong enough to start the clinical studies by different routes/forms of Ganga water for treatment of coronavirus. The National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG)... Читать дальше...