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Durban businessman Thoshan Panday has asked the High Court to halt the criminal case linked to alleged 2010 World Cup police accommodation irregularities, arguing that delays in obtaining disclosure have prejudiced his defence.
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In a message to Congress about drug-producing countries, the US president recognizes his southern neighbor’s efforts in the fight against trafficking, but adds that it ‘needs to do far more’
SUBANG JAYA, Sept 17 (Bernama) -- Sunway University’s School of Education has introduced three new programmes in early childhood education, underscoring the importance of strengthening early childhood…
Trustee campaign material that condemns rainbow flags is being met with outrage of all kinds, written complaints and, in one case, a cease-and-desist order.
It’s at roughly 80°49′35″ North latitude and 66°27′30″West longitude. Or, you might also know it as being in the Kennedy Channel of the Nares Strait in the high Arctic. It’s […]
It’s done here, too The GLITTER program in Portland was held up last week as a glowing example of progressive, community-minded litter removal that Winnipeg and its downtown agencies should […]
