Times of Oman
Eat in public in Oman during Ramadan and face jail
Times of Oman
Muscat: Eat and drink in public during daylight hours in the Holy Month of Ramadan and you could be fined or face up to 10 days in prison, authorities have warned. Quoting the Omani Penal Code Article 312/10 A, a Royal Oman Police (ROP) official said, ...
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Times of Oman
Muscat: Eat and drink in public during daylight hours in the Holy Month of Ramadan and you could be fined or face up to 10 days in prison, authorities have warned. Quoting the Omani Penal Code Article 312/10 A, a Royal Oman Police (ROP) official said, ...
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Libya: Unclear if US strikes killed al-Qaida leader
Washington Post
CAIRO — A Libyan military spokesman said Monday that three foreigners were among a number of militants killed in U.S. airstrikes in eastern Libya, but said it is too early to determine if the target, an Algerian al-Qaida-linked leader, was among them. The U.S ...
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Washington Post
CAIRO — A Libyan military spokesman said Monday that three foreigners were among a number of militants killed in U.S. airstrikes in eastern Libya, but said it is too early to determine if the target, an Algerian al-Qaida-linked leader, was among them. The U.S ...
Questions shadow US strike on veteran Algerian jihadist in Libya
Catching up with "The Uncatchable" one
Pentagon Says Airstrikes in Libya May Have Killed Qaeda Leader
Let's rid the nation of this shame
Daily News
FORGET about this nonsense being spread about people born with albinism. They are all idle talk and do not carry an iota of truth in them. The truth and the only truth about such societal colleagues, some of whom are our own fathers, mothers, sisters, ...
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FORGET about this nonsense being spread about people born with albinism. They are all idle talk and do not carry an iota of truth in them. The truth and the only truth about such societal colleagues, some of whom are our own fathers, mothers, sisters, ...
'Don't use religious platforms for political goals'
Daily News
A CALL has been made for the aspirants of various political posts ahead of the 2015 general election not to use religious platforms to fulfil their political goals in order to maintain peace, tranquillity and solidarity prevailing in the country. Speaking at a public ...
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A CALL has been made for the aspirants of various political posts ahead of the 2015 general election not to use religious platforms to fulfil their political goals in order to maintain peace, tranquillity and solidarity prevailing in the country. Speaking at a public ...
BBC News
Where can Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir go now?
BBC News
Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir managed to leave an African Union summit in South Africa without being arrested. This was despite a court order requiring him to stay until a decision was made over whether he should be handed over to the International ...
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Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir managed to leave an African Union summit in South Africa without being arrested. This was despite a court order requiring him to stay until a decision was made over whether he should be handed over to the International ...
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StarTimes hands over more bikes to clients
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TWO more StarTimes customers have won motorbikes after emerging winners during the last draw of Vuka Boda with StarTimes and won motorbikes. Announcing the winners, StarTimes Tanzania Public Relations Manager, Mr Muddy Kimwery said: “Mr ...
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TWO more StarTimes customers have won motorbikes after emerging winners during the last draw of Vuka Boda with StarTimes and won motorbikes. Announcing the winners, StarTimes Tanzania Public Relations Manager, Mr Muddy Kimwery said: “Mr ...
Court orders retrial of woman who killed husband
Daily News
THE Court of Appeal has ordered a retrial of a murder case against a housewife, Tabu Paulo, who had allegedly killed her husband, James Sylivester, over a family misunderstanding. Justices Edward Rutakangwa, Kipenka Mussa and Ibrahim Juma reached ...
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THE Court of Appeal has ordered a retrial of a murder case against a housewife, Tabu Paulo, who had allegedly killed her husband, James Sylivester, over a family misunderstanding. Justices Edward Rutakangwa, Kipenka Mussa and Ibrahim Juma reached ...
New York Times
Britons, Some Raising a Pint, Celebrate Magna Carta's 800th Anniversary
New York Times
LONDON — The 800th anniversary on Monday of Magna Carta, a medieval political truce that inspired protections for some of the world's most cherished liberties, prompted a range of celebrations in Britain that included a ceremony involving Queen Elizabeth ...
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New York Times
LONDON — The 800th anniversary on Monday of Magna Carta, a medieval political truce that inspired protections for some of the world's most cherished liberties, prompted a range of celebrations in Britain that included a ceremony involving Queen Elizabeth ...
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The Red Arrows flypast to mark Magna Carta Day
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Reuters
Twenty-seven killed in Chad bombings: Boko Haram blamed
Reuters
Chad blames Boko Haram for twin bombings that killed at least 27 people and injured more than 100 in the capital N'Djamena on Monday. It was the first attack of its kind in the country. Nathan Frandino reports. △ Hide Transcript. ▷ View Transcript.
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Reuters
Chad blames Boko Haram for twin bombings that killed at least 27 people and injured more than 100 in the capital N'Djamena on Monday. It was the first attack of its kind in the country. Nathan Frandino reports. △ Hide Transcript. ▷ View Transcript.
Suicide Bombers Strike Chad's Capital
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Mother of al-Shabab's Thomas Evans says 'world has fallen apart'
BBC News
The mother of a British man killed while fighting for Islamist militant group al-Shabab in Kenya has told the BBC her "whole world has fallen apart". Sally Evans, from Buckinghamshire, said a journalist had phoned to tell them Muslim convert Thomas, 25, had ...
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The mother of a British man killed while fighting for Islamist militant group al-Shabab in Kenya has told the BBC her "whole world has fallen apart". Sally Evans, from Buckinghamshire, said a journalist had phoned to tell them Muslim convert Thomas, 25, had ...
British militant Thomas Evans believed to be killed in Kenya
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British jihadist fighting for al-Qaeda believed killed in Kenya attack
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