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There’s a noticeable hitch in Nathan Barnica’s delivery as he competes for Ephrata's bowling team.

COLCHESTER councillors have voted to press ahead with the creation of a 9,000-home new town on the border with Tendring. During an extraordinary meeting of full council on Monday evening a majority of councillors voted to formally adopt section one of the authority’s local plan. Section one, created between Colchester, Tendring and Braintree councils, includes plans for the new town, or garden community, to be built just off the A133 near Elmstead. Two further garden communities, at West Tey and near Braintree, were removed after being deemed unviable by a Government planning inspec...

(iStock) The woman is said to have been in a car on her way from work when she was kidnapped. A police search led them to a lodge in Phalaborwa where she was found the next day. The men face charges of armed robbery, kidnapping, and rape. Two men have been denied bail in Limpopo after they were arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping a woman who was on her way back home from work on Thursday.  The two who have been charged are aged 32 and 39. They appeared in the Giyani Magistrate's court on Monday after they were arrested on Friday. 

© Getty Images In Article Two, Section Two, Clause One, the United States Constitution gives the president “the Power to grant Reprieves and Pardons for Offenses against the United States, except in Cases of Impeachment.” In Federalist #74, Alexander Hamilton provided the rationale for such a broad grant of authority to the president. Without some recourse to “exceptions in favor of unfortunate guilt,” Hamilton added, “justice would wear a countenance too sanguinary and cruel.” This “benign prerogative” should be put in the hands of one person, and fettered or embarrassed “...

By Grace Alegba The ravaging effect of Coronavirus (COVID-19) was, perhaps, the biggest challenge faced by stakeholders in the road sub sector of the construction industry in 2020. As the virus gained ground, several contractors soon abandoned work and shut their operations, consequently, many hitherto gainfully employed Nigerians were thrown into the labour market. Even when the government later introduced partial lockdown measures, the number of workers on site was scaled down by many contractors in line with COVID-19 protocols, which slowed down progress of work. Virtually all road project...