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Mali Peace Agreement Paves Way for Presidential Election

The Malian government and armed groups in the country’s Northern…

Shunting hectares: Land Reform in South Africa

On 19th June 2013, South Africa marks the centenary of…

The Natives Land Act, 1913 – Professor Harvey M Feinberg

In 1910, when South Africa became a self-governing country within…

“Biggest Bilateral Trade Deal in History” – EU and US Launch T-TIP

At the G8 summit in Northern Ireland, leaders have announced…

Zacara Beat El Remanso at Cartier Queen’s Cup

Zacara have triumphed over El Remanso at the Cartier Queen’s…

World Leaders Arrive in Lough Erne, Northern Ireland, for G8 Summit

World leaders are assembling at Lough Erne golf resort, Enniskillen,…

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Mali Peace Agreement Paves Way for Presidential Election

The Malian government and armed groups in the country’s Northern Kidal region have signed a preliminary peace agreement in Ouagadougou. The agreement comes as Liberian troops were preparing…

June 19, 2013No CommentRead More

Aussie Cricketers to Play on Thames

Cricketers from the Australian Ashes Squad will have a training session with a difference on Thursday 20th June 2013 when they bob down the Thames on a special…

June 19, 2013No CommentRead More

Entertainment

Painting a Picture of Naval History

A new book by Joslin Fiennes explores the beauty and history of Dartmouth, a port…

June 19, 2013No CommentRead More

Princess to Visit NATO

Her Royal Highness Princess Marie of Denmark, Countess of Monpezat will visit the NATO Headquarters…

June 19, 2013No CommentRead More

2013 Cannes Film Festival: “La Vénus à la fourrure”

“La Vénus à la fourrure” or “Venus in Fur” has had its screening at the…

May 25, 2013No CommentRead More

Book Review: Making Extraordinary Things Happen in Asia

Book Review: Making Extraordinary Things Happen in Asia: Applying the Five Practices of Exemplary Leadership,…

May 14, 2013No CommentRead More

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Business

Shunting hectares: Land Reform in South Africa

On 19th June 2013, South Africa marks the centenary of the 1913 Natives’ Land Act, which effectively excluded the black population from the ownership of some 90% of…

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Campbell Move into Chinese Sweet Biscuit Market

Campbell have entered into an agreement to acquire Kelsen Group A/S – a Danish company who have supplied butter cookies to the Chinese market for over twenty years.…

June 18, 2013No CommentRead More

Qatar Airways Sign Agreement with Kenya’s Fly540

Qatar Airways has signed an agreement with Kenya’s domestic low-cost airline, Fly540. The deal means passengers flying into Kenya will be able to book seamless transfers to Eldoret, Kisumu,…

June 10, 2013No CommentRead More

Sport

Aussie Cricketers to Play on Thames

Cricketers from the Australian Ashes Squad will have a training session with a difference on Thursday 20th June 2013 when they…

June 19, 2013No CommentRead More

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Façonnable: Cruise 2014 Collection for Women

Whether you’re a yacht lounger or more of a…

Façonnable: Cruise 2014 Collection for Men

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FOB – the 21st Century Traditional Pocket Watch

FOB is a French timepiece maker founded on the…

“Biggest Bilateral Trade Deal in History” – EU and US Launch T-TIP

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Decision Making & the Ethics of “Smart Drugs” – Professor Barbara Sahakian

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U.S. Ban on Female Genital Mutilation Mired in Racism and Fear

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South Korea Will Not Pursue Scientific Whaling Program

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Australian Federal Police Raise Concerns Over Egyptian INTERPOL Notice

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News

Mali Peace Agreement Paves Way for Presidential Election

The Malian government and armed groups in the country’s Northern Kidal region have signed a preliminary peace agreement in Ouagadougou. The agreement comes as Liberian troops were…

June 19, 2013No Comment

Sport

Aussie Cricketers to Play on Thames

Cricketers from the Australian Ashes Squad will have a training session with a difference on Thursday 20th June 2013 when they bob down the Thames on a…

June 19, 2013No Comment

Business

Shunting hectares: Land Reform in South Africa

On 19th June 2013, South Africa marks the centenary of the 1913 Natives’ Land Act, which effectively excluded the black population from the ownership of some 90%…

June 19, 2013No Comment

Politics

“Biggest Bilateral Trade Deal in History” – EU and US Launch T-TIP

At the G8 summit in Northern Ireland, leaders have announced the launch of negotiations for a Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership between the United States and Europe.…

June 18, 2013No Comment

Lifestyle

Façonnable: Cruise 2014 Collection for Women

Whether you’re a yacht lounger or more of a ship’s mate, the Cruise 2014 collection from Façonnable has something for every breed of nautical lady. Bold colour…

May 31, 2013No Comment

Science

Decision Making & the Ethics of “Smart Drugs” – Professor Barbara Sahakian

My new book, Bad moves: How decision making goes wrong and the ethics of smart drugs, co-authored with Jamie Nicole LaBuzetta, explores ‘hot’ and ‘cold’ decision-making and…

June 1, 2013No Comment

Law

Australian Federal Police Raise Concerns Over Egyptian INTERPOL Notice

The Australian Federal Police have raised concerns about an INTERPOL red notice issued by Egypt. The red notice was originally issued in 2001 and named Mr Sayed…

June 17, 2013No Comment

Tech

Amazon Partners with Nintendo Wii U to Allow Streaming of 140,000 Videos

Amazon has announced its Instant Video App for the Nintendo Wii U, which allows gamers to stream more than 140,000 movies & TV episodes. Anthony Bay, Vice…

November 22, 2012No Comment

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