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"Peace talk not war" is our choice
On the continuous consultation of Bishop Ulama Conference (BUC) of the Philippines, on the Mindanao conflict, more of Respondent favour on peace talk and not war, According to www.luwaran.com a website of major insurgency in the Philippines, the kunsult Mindanao or...
South African serial rapist found guilty on 70 charges
Tsediso Letsoenya (37) is finally behind bars after he was found guilty of no less then 70 cases of rape, attempted rape, assault and robbery. His sentence is yet to be decided upon. According to Cape Town's High...
created by Miriam Mannak | 39 wks ago | updated 39 wks ago
441 views | 48 recommendations | 8 comments
441 views | 48 recommendations | 8 comments
39 people feared dead after blaze guts Nairobi supermarket
The 39 people who went missing after a massive fire broke out in a large supermarket in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi, are feared dead. So far, one person has been reported dead. The man jumped from the...
created by Miriam Mannak | 44 wks ago | updated 44 wks ago
217 views | 58 recommendations | 5 comments
217 views | 58 recommendations | 5 comments
Bloodshed in the Congo far from over
Even with notorious rebel leader Laurent Nkunda arrested, the chance of peace returning to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) remains rather slim, especially now the Lord's Resistance Army is firing up... Malawi first recipient of IMF's 'emergency fund'
Being one of the poorest countries in the world, Malawi has not had a lot of luck lately. the nation in southern Africa was hit hard by high fuel and fertiliser costs, and with persisting droughts and failed... Fragile Hope For Peace in Congo After Arrest Rebel Leader Nkunda
With the capture of Laurent Nkunda, the hope for stability and peace in the north east of the Democratic Republic of Congo has grown. Nkunda, the notorious rebel leader who caused havoc and despair in the north...
created by Miriam Mannak | 45 wks ago | updated 45 wks ago
101 views | 32 recommendations | 3 comments
101 views | 32 recommendations | 3 comments
HUMAN RIGHTS: Uganda moves towards abolishing death penalty
It seems that Uganda, a country in central Africa, is one big step closer of banning capital punishment. On January 21, the Ugandan Supreme Court ruled that death sentences will be turned into life imprisonment...
created by Miriam Mannak | 46 wks ago | updated 45 wks ago
231 views | 12 recommendations | 2 comments
231 views | 12 recommendations | 2 comments
Army worms causes havoc in Liberia - Over 19 villages invaded
Over 19 towns and villages in the African country of Liberia have been attacked by legions of hundreds of thousands of army worms, which have destroyed a significant quantity of crops - leaving the grounds...
created by Miriam Mannak | 46 wks ago | updated 46 wks ago
970 views | 19 recommendations | 7 comments
970 views | 19 recommendations | 7 comments
While Zimbabwe suffers, the Mugabes go on holiday
By Miriam Mannak While ten-thousands of Zimbabwean people are battling cholera, while the country's political opponents are being subjected to torture and the economy has plunged into a dark pool of no return,...
created by Miriam Mannak | 47 wks ago | updated 47 wks ago
268 views | 32 recommendations | 6 comments
268 views | 32 recommendations | 6 comments
Jestina Mukoko back but life remains in danger
By Miriam Mannak Jestina Mukoko is back, after being forcefully abducted over three weeks ago. That does however not mean that she is out of danger. Together with nine other sympatisants the executive...
created by Miriam Mannak | 49 wks ago | updated 49 wks ago
170 views | 26 recommendations | 1 comment
170 views | 26 recommendations | 1 comment
Somalian girl raped - then stoned to death for adultery
Imagine. You are thirteen, and the world is at your feet. You live in a small Somalian village, where everyone knows each other. Your parents were born here, and so were your grand parents. You silently dream of... 844 views | 24 recommendations | 6 comments
NP Exclusive: "Zimbabwe, my country, collapsed a long time ago"
By Miriam Mannak"Zimbabwe is on the brink of collapse." How often haven't we heard this phrase over the past two to three years? Too often, I'd say. From politicians to journalists, from analysts to the ordinary...
created by Miriam Mannak | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
216 views | 38 recommendations | 5 comments
216 views | 38 recommendations | 5 comments
South Africa's fight against HIV/Aids: Changing tides
With World Aids Day being around the corner, the South African government led by interim president Kgalema Mothlante, has called onto South Africans to actively participate in raising awareness about HIV/Aids. ...
created by Miriam Mannak | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
263 views | 31 recommendations | 5 comments
263 views | 31 recommendations | 5 comments
