2014年12月15日 星期一

2014-12-16 Nigeria World


South China Morning Post (subscription)
   
Extreme violence, growing hunger plague South Sudan   
South China Morning Post (subscription)
War in South Sudan is worsening with "extreme violence" and growing hunger, rights groups warned, one year since the start of conflict in which tens of thousands have died. Campaigners say South Sudan is locked into conflict, with the bloodshed that ...

UN: Tens of thousands dead in S Sudan war   Aljazeera.com
John Kerry and Susan Rice: South Sudan's leaders need to set aside their dispute   Washington Post
South Sudan: Two million displaced and risk of famine   BBC News
Times of India   
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BBC News
   
Sydney siege: Australia begins investigation into deaths   
BBC News
An investigation has been launched into the police operation which ended a siege in a cafe in Sydney, Australia. Two people died, along with the gunman, as police commandos stormed the cafe in Martin Place in the heart of Sydney early on Tuesday ...

Govt takes lessons from Lindt cafe tragedy   9news.com.au
'I'll never forget those hands pressed against the window': Larry Emdur relives ...   Daily Mail
Sydney siege: How it unfolded   Stuff.co.nz
The Guardian   
Los Angeles Times   
Toronto Star   
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CHANNELS TELEVISION
   
Ugandan Maid Bags 4 Years Jail For Abusing Toddler   
CHANNELS TELEVISION
_79584118_79584117 A Ugandan maid has been jailed for four years for abusing a toddler in a case that shocked the country after a graphic video of the assault was made public. The 22-year-old maid, Jolly Tumuhiirwe, originally pleaded guilty last week to ...

Ugandan nanny given 4 years for assaulting toddler   Newsday
Ugandan maid sentenced to 4 years in jail for torturing toddler   The Standard Digital News (satire) (press release) (registration) (blog)
Judgment day for Uganda wicked nanny   The News

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Channel News Asia
   
10 arrested in France for recruiting nationals for jihad   
Business Standard
French anti-terror police Monday dismantled a recruiting network for Syria jihad and arrested 10 people on allegations of sending nationals to fight alongside Islamist insurgents in the Arab-torn country, interior ministry said. In a nationwide raid, police units ...

France arrests 10 people in 'militant network'   Daily Times
French police stop network sending jihadis to Syria   The Daily Star
French police arrest 10 suspects on recruiting nationals for Jihad in Syria   GlobalPost
The Guardian Nigeria   
Voice of America   
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Leadership Newspapers
   
Ekiti APC, Fayose Trade Words Over Budget Presentation   
Leadership Newspapers
The Ekiti State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has advised Governor Ayodele Fayose to always allow himself to be guided by the law while handling matters bordering on the governance and financial management of the state. Reacting to the ...

Fayose presents N80.774bn budget to seven PDP lawmakers   The Punch
Tell your 'runaway lawmakers' to return to Ekiti, Fayose tells APC   Nigerian Tribune
Fayose presents new budget to 7 of 26 state lawmakers   Premium Times
WorldStage   
Osun Defender   
The Nation Newspaper   
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The Sins Of Udom Emmanuel   
Leadership Newspapers
Swimming is one of the healthiest sports that anybody can do. But definitely; not in an open ocean. It is better to find a swimming pool or stay close to coast when one wants to swim. The former Secretary to the Government of Akwa Ibom State, Udom ...


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Los Angeles Times
   
Hong Kong police clear a few final protesters from streets   
Los Angeles Times
Four days after police cleared the streets around Hong Kong government headquarters of nearly all pro-democracy protesters, authorities on Monday moved against two small bands of holdouts. In the morning, hundreds of police officers descended upon a ...

Hong Kong's protests are over, but the fight over free speech has just begun   Quartz
China 'recruiting retired cops to spy on HK's democrats'   TODAYonline
HK police restore downtown traffic after clearing all occupy sites   Xinhua
Telegraph.co.uk   
Hong Kong Standard   
Chicago Tribune   
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Official: 129 drown after boat sinks on Congo lake   
Kansas City Star
Authorities say at least 129 people are dead in Congo after a boat sank on a lake in a remote corner of the enormous country. Laurent Kahozi Sumba, the transport minister for Katanga province, said Sunday that the true toll of the disaster is not known — 129 ...


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Agbodi Gardens to Generate N500m Annually For Oyo– Ajimobi   
Daily Times Nigeria
Governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State has said that the reconstructed Agbodi Gardens has the potential to generate no fewer than N500 million to the state government annually. The Gardens, now re-christened Agodi Resort and Conferences is sitting on 62 ...


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Kate Henshaw, Other PDP Aspirants Affirm Transparent Primaries In C/River   
Leadership Newspapers
Some Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) aspirants who either contested the National Assembly or governorship primaries in Cross River State have dismissed claims of irregularities by some defeated aspirants, insisting that the processes were free, fair and ...

Cross River PDP primary: It's free, fair, say Kate Henshaw, other aspirants   Daily Sun

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