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Bracingly devoid of triumphalist homily, Andre Agassi’s is one of the most passionately anti-sports books ever written by a superstar athlete. [read more]
With years of immense civil unrest and military conflicts, Africa is a continent of unarguable instability. The culture of Africa on the other hand is very much alive, brilliant and emotional. The UNCG African Student Union (ASU), having a desire to share this beautiful culture with their fellow students, hosted a fundraising event Saturday to raise awareness about the positive social strides ... [read more]
Stone City, Zanzibar - They shimmer in bright colours, have patterns in multiple hues and they are adorned with messages written in Swahili. They are called kangas and are part of every day life for the women of east Africa, particularly Kenya and Ta... [read more]
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Minute-by-minute coverage of the state opening of parliament, the Queen's speech and the rest of today's pomp and ceremony 9.36am: We're onto questions now. Gary Gibbon from Channel 4 News asks if Ed Balls' bid for an increase in his budget (reported in the Financial Times yesterday) shows that financial discipline is breaking down. Mandelson says that he's seen a newspaper report, but that that ... [read more]
WOODSTOCK -- In his three years as music director of the Woodstock Chamber Orchestra, David Leighton has been bringing ambition and imagination to his programs. Last weekend's offering, which was performed at three venues around the region, featured a historical oddity, the oratorio "Hiawatha's Wedding Feast" by the 19th-century African-British composer Samuel Coleridge-Taylor. [read more]
It’s been years in the making, and this weekend, a piece of Brevard County history will officially be unveiled. [read more]
PM Manmohan Singh’s visit to the United States — the first by a head of state after Barack Obama became president — is expected to “take the strategic partnership between the two countries to the next level”, a government spokesperson said on Friday. [read more]
Should Seniors Have Big Weddings? Is It Wrong For A Grand-Mother To Have A Bigger Wedding Than Her Own Grand-Daughter? Is Anyone Ever 'Too Old' To Get Married? [read more]
The National Film and Video Foundation (NFVF) announced nominees for next year’s South African Film and Television Awards (Safta) at a low-key event in rained-out Richmond, Johannesburg, on Thursday night. [read more]




