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 Photos Of The Week
| Every week, we bring you some of the most fascinating photos from around the world. | This week, we've got Ban Ki-moon pumping it up Gangnam-style, Hurricane Sandy striking Cuba, looting Baboons in ... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick) Huffington Post
LifeStyle News Photos Wikipedia: Kali World |
 European Union Awards Rights Prize to Jailed Iranians
TEHRAN — The European Union awarded its most prestigious human rights award on Friday to two imprisoned Iranians, the lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh and the filmmaker Jafar Panahi. | Connect With Us on ... (photo: AP / AP Photo) The New York Times
Awards European Union Human Rights Photos Sakharov Prize Tehran Wikipedia: Sakharov Prize |
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 AngloGold sacks 12,000 defiant South African miners
| CARLETONVILLE, South Africa (Reuters) - AngloGold Ashanti sacked 12,000 wildcat strikers who defied a deadline to return to work on Wednesday, the latest South African ... (photo: Creative Commons) The Star
Jobs Mining Photos Protests South Africa Wikipedia: AngloGold Ashanti |
 Mugabe calls to challenge energy apartheid
| Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has urged the global energy leaders to challenge the energy imbalance in which the people of the African continent remains at the rec... (photo: Public Domain / Martin H.) Gulf News
Business Energy Photos Wikipedia: Robert Mugabe Zimbabwe |
 Ivory Coast the side to avoid
| RESPECT: Opponents wary of star-studded Elephants | JOHANNESBURG: STAR-SATURATED Ivory Coast are the team the other 2013 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers will want to a... (photo: AP / Rebecca Blackwell) New Straits/Business Times
Ivory Coast Johannesburg Photos Soccer Wikipedia: 2013 Africa Cup of Nations |
 Marikana deaths in the spotlight
Johannesburg - South African police admitted on Monday that officers may have used disproportionate force when 34 people were shot dead during a pay strike at a platinum ... (photo: AP) Independent online
Massacre Mining Photos S. Africa Wikipedia: Marikana miners' strike |
 Will South Africa's Security Forces Strike Too?
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. | Having dealt with centuries of European colonization and exploitation, including a cruel and brutal apartheid system, it... (photo: AP) WorldNews.com
Labour Mining Photos South Africa Wikipedia: Marikana miners' strike |
 Newt Gingrich: Obama 'Ought To Get Over It' On 'Offensive' Libya Questions
| WASHINGTON -- Former Republican presidential candidate and House Speaker Newt Gingrich went after the president on Sunday for his handling of the attacks on a consulate... (photo: Creative Commons / Gage Skidmore) Huffington Post
Election Libya Photos Politics Wikipedia: Newt Gingrich presidential campaign, 2012 |
 Kevin Pietersen flops again with bat at Champions League
| CAPE TOWN: An unhappy Champions League Twenty20 tournament for recalled England batsman Kevin Pietersen continued Sunday when he made a meagre nine runs. | Coming in on... (photo: AP / Schalk van Zuydam) The Times Of India
Cricket Photos Sports Star Wikipedia: Champions League Twenty20 |
 US invites Myanmar to joint military drills
| The United States has invited Myanmar to the world's largest multi-national military field exercise, a powerful symbolic gesture toward a military with a grim human rig... (photo: AP / Khin Maung Win) Al Jazeera
Defence Myanmar Photos US Wikipedia: Foreign relations of Burma |
 Lady GaGa blasts Die Antwoord music video
| Lady Gaga has taken aim at South African rap group 'Die Antwoord' after the release of their recent video depicting her being attacked. In a promo for the group's 'Fatt... (photo: Creative Commons / John Robert Charlton) IMDb
Music Photos Rap Group S. Africa Wikipedia: Lady Gaga |
