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Vanguard News A People, United: Conversations with the Saharawi foreign minister On By Owei Lakemfa MOHAMMED Salem Uld  Salek descended the stairs of the Saharawi Arab Democratic Republic, SADR, Embassy in Abuja with an agility that belied his seven decades on earth. The foreign minister reminded me of our last meeting in June 2019 during the visit of the SADR (also known as the Western Sahara) President Brahim Ghali. Salek, like a doting uncle, insisted on personally serving tea to Comrade A...

New Initiatives Implemented in Their Transition to 21st Century Rights Management Company Upcoming Releases for 2021 Include Blondie Box Set, Unwound 25th Anniversary, Reissues from Pastor T.L. Barrett & More OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE Shore Fire Media As The Numero Group continues its expansion from revered reissue label into a holistic rights management organization, tailor made for the 21st Century, the company is excited to announce the hiring of Tim Zawada as their new Managing Dire...

Around Movieland, New Interest In An Old Medium As The Pandemic Wears On Deadline 1/25/2021 One of the more unexpected shifts in media habits during the pandemic, at least for me, has been a new interest in those little bird-box book libraries that inhabit front lawns in the quieter neighborhoods here. I regularly pass a dozen of them on a circuit of five or six miles around Santa Monica and Brentwood. Always, I stop to see what they’re offering. Sometimes, bag and sanitizer in hand, I’ll...

Jonathan must not fall into their Trojan horse trap 1 It appears from his recent utterances that Nigeria’s former President, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan is getting ready to jump into the tragic political trap the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC government has been busy setting for him. Jonathan’s argument that restructuring Nigeria cannot be done “without love and unifying leaders” certainly raises a lot of political dust which must settle urgently for Nigeria to move forward in...

Burkina Faso security forces attack hostage-takers at hotel – CNNby wpjljron Saturday, January 16th, 2016.Burkina Faso security forces attack hostage-takers at hotel – CNNThe violence started Friday night when an undetermined number of gunmen stormed the Cappuccino café-restaurant while about 100 people were inside, the owner told RTB. The gunmen next invaded the hotel across the street, took hostages and exchanged fire with security forces, the gendarmerie said, according to RTB. The hote...

Explained: Why many heard of Eswatini for the first time in a PM Modi tweet © Provided by The Indian Express When Prime Minister Narendra Modi offered a condolence message following the death of Eswatinis Prime Minister Ambrose Mandvulo Dlamini, who had tested positive for Covid-19 four weeks ago, the name of the country came as news for some Indian social media users. Although officially renamed Eswatini in 2018, the landlocked country in southern Africa, is more well-known in India by its f...

Paul Edwards I n chess, stalemate describes the endgame situation in which one party has no possible legal moves.  It is the point at which we are arrived in our Presidential fiasco.  There has been great angst and gnashing of teeth over it, and ebullient, if tentative, rejoicing on the part of giddy enthusiasts for whom Trump’s electoral defeat represents the Jubilee, the Dawn of Glory, and re-establishment of righteousness on earth.  This view, deluded and infantile as it is, is neverthe...

Stalemate December 21, 2020 " Information Clearing House" -  In chess, stalemate describes the endgame situation in which one party has no possible legal moves. It is the point at which we are arrived in our Presidential fiasco. There has been great angst and gnashing of teeth over it, and ebullient, if tentative, rejoicing on the part of giddy enthusiasts for whom Trump’s electoral defeat represents the Jubilee...

Explained: Why many heard of Eswatini for the first time in a PM Modi tweet © Provided by The Indian Express When Prime Minister Narendra Modi offered a condolence message following the death of Eswatinis Prime Minister Ambrose Mandvulo Dlamini, who had tested positive for Covid-19 four weeks ago, the name of the country came as news for some Indian social media users. Although officially renamed Eswatini in 2018, the landlocked country in southern Africa, is more well-known in India by its f...

Explained: Why many heard of Eswatini for the first time in a PM Modi tweet Although officially renamed Eswatini in 2018, the landlocked country in southern Africa, is more well-known in India by its former name Swaziland. Written by Explained Desk | Kolkata | Updated: December 23, 2020 12:26:38 pm Eswatinis Prime Minister Ambrose Mandvulo Dlamini died of Covid-19 recently. (Source: Twitter/@EswatiniGovern1) When Prime Minister Narendra Modi offered a co...