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Zambia women’s ‘day off for periods’ sparks debate
Discussing female menstruation publicly is something of a taboo in Zambia. This is no doubt why a provision in the country’s labour law that allows
Having Sex Helps Us Become Immune To Diseases
There are many excellent reasons to have sex, although scientifically speaking, getting jiggy is a very costly way to produce offspring. Not only does it
RNP commends partnership during the festive season
Rwanda National Police (RNP) said that despite a “few isolated cases”, the security situation in the festive holidays was relatively calm, which the force attributed
Israeli Investigators Question Netanyahu Over Graft Suspicions
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was questioned Monday night by police for about three hours at his residence in Jerusalem over long-running allegations of receiving
RNP retrieves to the owner the amount of 10 280€ ‘allegedly stolen’ by housemaid
The Rwanda National Police has retrieved the amount of 10 780€ and 100 000 Frw to its real owner named Jean Luc Miravumba allegedly stolen
Philippine leader says once threw man from helicopter, would do it again
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has threatened corrupt government officials with the prospect of being thrown out of a helicopter mid-air, warning he has done it
The iPhone at 10: How the smartphone became so smart
On 9 January 2007, one of the most influential entrepreneurs on the planet announced something new – a product that was to become the most
‘Nazi-chic’: Why dressing up in Nazi uniforms isn’t as controversial in Asia
In Europe or North America, if you dressed up as a Nazi there’d be outrage. In Asia, it could be just another day in class.
RDF soldier gunned down a drug dealer in Burera
Last night in Burera District North Province of Rwanda a RDF soldier stopped a alleged drug dealer named Fidel Mbonyinshuti but the later refused to
Nothing extraordinary about my childhood – Byanyima
The executive director of Oxfam International, Winnie Byanyima, has said there was nothing extraordinary about her childhood only that she was better off than other