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Demand for livestock picking up in Ashaiman Tulaku Livestock dealers in Tulaku, a livestock hub and a suburb of Ashaiman, are warming up to the gradual rise in demand for their goods, two days to Christmas. In a chat with the Ghana News Agency, the livestock sellers said buyers were flocking the market to either buy a live goat, mutton or meat as they prepared towards celebrating the yuletide. They indicated that sales were picking up well compared to that of the 2019 season which saw low sales during the period. According to the butchers, sizeable live goats sold between GH¢500 and GH¢60...

Highlights There was a good voter turnout despite the harsh cold climate. The election is seen as a tough contest between BJP and People alliance for Gupkar declaration. The eighth and final phase of voting for District Development Council (DDC) elections across the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir were held on Saturday (December 19, 2020). Around 40 .91 per cent voting was registered till 1 pm. Despite sub-zero temperatures, people came out in huge numbers to cast their votes. There are a total of 28 DDC constituencies that went for polls today including 13 seats from Kashmir division an...

Monday, 14 December, 2020 - 18:30 Sudanese women eat fried bread in the capital Khartoum, where people have welcomed the US removal of Sudan from its state sponsors of terrorism blacklist. (AFP) Asharq Al-Awsat In a bustling market in central Khartoum, Sudanese applauded the US decision announced earlier Monday to welcome their country back into the international fold, voicing optimism for their future after decades of isolation. "It means a lot of hope," said medical student Suha Anas, a 21-year-old woman in a black abaya gown,...

»Forest Dwellers Cry Foul as Jammu & Kashmir Govt Fells Trees on Land Held by Them Since Generations 4-MIN READ Forest Dwellers Cry Foul as Jammu & Kashmir Govt Fells Trees on Land Held by Them Since Generations Villagers said the government is poised to dispossess farmers of the land they used for generations to earn their livelihood. Activists said the sudden and forcible evictions are not only illegal under the Forest Rights Act, but smack of a bias towards one community. FOLLOW US ON: Every time Farooq Ahmad Wagay walks past hundreds of felled apple and pear trees strewn around a vast st...

News As Afghan civilians make sense of the Brereton inquiry, one family details how an Australian raid killed three of their relatives – including a 14-year-old boy. By Andrew Quilty. Afghan men having tea at dusk on the rooftop of a restaurant in Tarin Kowt. Credit: Andrew Quilty Malik Abdul Wakil says he heard the news of the Brereton report on the BBC. Speaking on the phone from Tarin Kowt, the capital of the Afghan province of Uruzgan, he talks about what he knows of the four-year investigation, which found that 39 civilians and captives were unlawfully killed in Afghanistan by 19 ...