Новости за 11.03.2016

A Northern Cape businessman accused of killing a farm worker he beat with a sjambok, no longer faces a murder charge

Victims associations and officials attended memorials for the 191 people killed in the Madrid train bombings, the worst terror attack in modern European history.

– Sojin kasa sun kashe wani dan ta’addan Boko Haram mafi so da kuma shugaban yan kungiyar Boko Haram – Sauran yan kungiyar Boko Haram sun tsere da raunukan bindigogi – Sojojin Najeriya sun kuma sun karba abinci da makamai daga yan ta’addan Boko Haram KU KARANTA KUMA: Afirika ta Kudu ta samu babbar hanyoyi […]

Nigel Blackiston knows a thing or two about saddling an Australian Cup winner – think Saintly and Dane Ripper, even Let's Elope, as the Flemington trainer was part of the Bart Cummings team during his glorious run in 1990s.

A wedding, an important birthday, a rarefied tour of the city -- when else would you find yourself in a horse drawn carriage?

European countries are increasingly opposing Angela Merkel's refugee plan to deport migrants to Turkey. While Merkel's adherents have suddenly started to praise Turkey as a model country in terms of human rights, other states have expressed serious concerns about the new tendency, German newspaper Deutsche Wirtschafts Nachrichten (DWN) wrote.

The remarks came during a wide-ranging and frank foreign policy discussion with The Atlantic.

NPA boss Shaun Abrahams has warned that strikes at tertiary institutions can put state security at risk.

An embattled private training company has been accused of setting up a charity to lure vulnerable students into courses with free food and laptops.

US Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) Commander Adm. Kurt Tidd has accused Russia of broadcasting "anti-American propaganda" and criticizing US policies in Latin American states via media outlets such as the Sputnik news agency and the RT TV channel.

The Flemington vision will be made even more splendid should Japonisme, garbed in the Ingham cerise, score in the Newmarket today.

A 10.10 carat vivid blue diamond is expected to set the record for the most expensive piece of jewellery sold at auction in Asia despite an ongoing growth slowdown in China's economy, Sotheby's said Friday.

The Aadhaar (Targeted Delivery of Financial and Other Subsidies, Benefits and Services) Bill, 2016, was passed by a voice vote after a brief debate, during which finance minister Arun Jaitley assured the House that details provided for the card will not be misused in any manner.

An EasyJet flight was aborted moments before take-off after a passenger spotted a spanner attached to one of the wings.

A Sydney law firm has launched a class action on behalf of people prescribed a common anti-depressant drug as adolescents.

In modern times, relations have been at the very least correct, often warm, writes Norman Stone

In modern times, relations have been at the very least correct, often warm, writes Norman Stone

In support of the ongoing fight against rape in the country, celebrities such as; Wunmi Obe, Susan Peters, Dayo Amusa, Tayo Odueke, Niniola, Koker, and Pryse joined several concerned Nigerians  from different sector of the society at the walk against rape campaign in Lagos on Thursday, March 10. The sixth edition of the much awaited walk against rape campaign was aimed at […]

Sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) have increased and consolidated their investment flows. Worldwide, there are currently 92 active SWFs (eight more than last year) and the assets under their management are worth a total of $7.1 trillion (up from $5.9 trillion last year).

Mountain rescuers say a walker is lucky to survive after falling almost 500ft (150m) from Helvellyn.