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Telegraph.co.ukLavrov says seeks peace in Syria as forces bombard Homs |
Reuters
By Khaled Yacoub Oweis | AMMAN (Reuters) - Russia's foreign minister said he told Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Tuesday that Moscow wanted to see peace in the Arab world as Syrian forces resumed a bombardment of Homs, a hub of protest and ...
Amid Pressure for Solution, Russian FM Meets Syrian President
Russian Envoy Calls Syria Visit 'Very Productive'
Syria crisis: Russia 'wants Arab League role'
- Lavrov says seeks peace in Syria as forces bombard Homs | - Reuters
Telegraph.co.ukLavrov says seeks peace in Syria as forces bombard Homs |
Reuters
By Khaled Yacoub Oweis | AMMAN (Reuters) - Russia's foreign minister said he told Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Tuesday that Moscow wanted to see peace in the Arab world as Syrian forces resumed a bombardment of Homs, a hub of protest and ...
Amid Pressure for Solution, Russian FM Meets Syrian PresidentVoice of America
Russian Envoy Calls Syria Visit 'Very Productive'New York Times
Syria crisis: Russia 'wants Arab League role'BBC News Washington Post -Telegraph.co.uk -BusinessWeek all 12,968 news articles » - Hunt on for nanny kidnapper - News24
Independent OnlineHunt on for nanny kidnapper
News24
Pretoria - Police were still hunting on Tuesday for a nanny believed to have kidnapped a six-month old baby boy. "Neither the baby nor the suspect have been found," said Lieutenant-Colonel Tshisikhawe Ndou. The live-in nanny was thought to have ...
Pretoria baby found unharmedTimes LIVE
Snatched Pretoria baby foundSouth African Broadcasting Corporation
Kidnapped baby traced by SMSPrimedia Broadcasting - Eyewitness News Independent Online -Sowetan -iAfrica.com all 39 news articles » - Dismiss teachers, says Sadtu - Times LIVE
Times LIVEDismiss teachers, says Sadtu
Times LIVE
The SA Democratic Teachers' Union (Sadtu) in KwaZulu-Natal has called for the dismissal of 10 000 members of a rival union who conducted an illegal strike in 2010. The National Teachers' Union (Natu) took the KwaZulu-Natal education department to court ...
DA upset with teachersSowetan
SADTU denying education to ECape pupils - Annette LovemorePoliticsweb
Department is dysfunctional, says PeuBusinessLIVE Legalbrief (subscription) -ChicagoNow (blog) all 16 news articles » - Chinese workers freed in Sudan, flown to Kenya - BBC News
BBC NewsChinese workers freed in Sudan, flown to Kenya
BBC News
A group of Chinese workers kidnapped by rebels in Sudan has been freed and flown to Kenya, officials from both countries say. The construction workers were released to the International Committee of the Red Cross on Tuesday, 11 days after they were ...
Kidnapped Chinese workers in Sudan freedReuters Africa
Chinese captives in Sudan are freeFinancial Times
Kidnapped Chinese workers released in SudanCNN International ABC News all 326 news articles » - Report reveals gross corruption in Durban - Independent Online
Independent OnlineReport reveals gross corruption in Durban
Independent Online
By Benita Enoch MEC Nomusa Dube hands over the Manase Report to eThekwini mayor James Nxumalo. Picture: Zail Singh Several senior eThekwini officials, at least three municipal managers, the former city mayor and metro police officers have been marked ...
Forensic audit unveils corruption in eThekwiniBusiness Day all 5 news articles » - Iran calls new US sanctions 'psychological war' - The Associated Press
The Associated PressIran calls new US sanctions 'psychological war'
The Associated Press
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran on Tuesday dismissed the new US sanctions, saying they are part of a "psychological war" meant to sow discontent among Iranians and insisting the measures would not halt the country's nuclear program. Washington ordered the new ...
Israeli Radio in Farsi Transmits Peace to IranABC News
Iran shrugs off latest US sanctions, trade suffersReuters Africa
Guardian Weekly Letters, 10 February 2012The Guardian Times of India all 2,710 news articles » - Richard Branson weighs in on Virgin racist attack - News24
Independent OnlineRichard Branson weighs in on Virgin racist attack
News24
Cape Town – An incident of racism at the Morningside Virgin Active gym has become such a hot topic, that CEO of the entire Virgin group, Richard Branson has weighed in. Branson left a note on Virgin Active SA's Facebook page on Tuesday, saying: “We do ...
Virgin Active in second racism claimIndependent Online
Richard Branson weighs in on Virgin Active racist incident via FacebookMemeburn
Virgin MD to step inPrimedia Broadcasting - Eyewitness News all 22 news articles » - Earthquake Rescue Efforts Continue in Philippines - Voice of America
Globe and MailEarthquake Rescue Efforts Continue in Philippines
Voice of America
February 07, 2012 Earthquake Rescue Efforts Continue in Philippines Simone Orendain | Manila In the central Philippines, efforts to rescue victims from Monday's 6.7-magnitude earthquake in western provinces are being hampered by impassable roads and ...
Death toll in Philippines quake rises to 22USA TODAY
Quake aftershocks hamper rescueSydney Morning Herald
Negros earthquake: Urgent rescue efforts as death toll risesChristian Science Monitor The Guardian all 1,514 news articles » - Zulu singer claims he rose from the dead - The Guardian
The GuardianZulu singer claims he rose from the dead
The Guardian
The South African music scene has been rocked by the claim that a Zulu singer has returned from the dead. Police are investigating a man who says he is Khulekani Mgqumeni "Kwakhe" Khumalo, one of the best known figures in traditional maskandi music, ...
Forensics reveals man an imposterIndependent Online
Could Mgqumeni have returned from grave?Sowetan
I was with zombies, 'resurrected' man saysNews24 Times LIVE -BBC News -AFP all 48 news articles » - Malema yet to instruct lawyer on appeal bid - Independent Online
Independent OnlineMalema yet to instruct lawyer on appeal bid
Independent Online
By MICHELLE PIETERSEN AND DEON DE LANGE As the ANC Youth League prepares for a future without its leader, it has emerged that Julius Malema has yet to instruct his lawyers to argue for a lesser sentence before the party's national disciplinary ...
Malema suspension just a farce: iLIVETimes LIVE
'Respect the Malema decision'iAfrica.com
Your Malema questions answeredThe Witness The South African Star -News24 -Business Day all 564 news articles »
