Year: 2016

When I came across the short piece of news article captioned “Let’s Settle the Election the Builsa Way – Mahama,” I could not help but laugh myself hoarse and silly. It also reminded me of […]

He is passionately partisan ad-nauseam and has staunchly and unconscionably defended the right of his outgoing paymaster to grossly abuse his publicly underwritten office, in the form of the shameless solicitation of bribes at the […]

The Gambia’s top court has adjourned until January 10, a case filed by President Yahya Jammeh, who is seeking to annul the results of the presidential elections. The Supreme Court, presided by Nigerian-born Chief Justice […]

A manhunt is underway for a 24-year-old Tunisia native in connection with this week’s Christmas market attack in Berlin — a man German authorities say may be “violent and armed” and had been in contact […]

أحرزت عمليات الإجلاء من شرق حلب تقدماً متقطعاً، ولكن الرصد محدود، ومنظمات الإغاثة وجماعات حقوق الإنسان تعرب عن قلقها إزاء الأوضاع التي تنتظر الأشخاص الذين تنقلهم الحافلات، سواء كانوا مدنيين أو مقاتلين. كانت شبكة الأنباء […]

Evacuations from east Aleppo have progressed fitfully, but there is limited monitoring, and aid agencies and human rights groups have expressed concern for the conditions awaiting those bussed away, as well as those left behind […]

Berlin, 21.12.2016 Tumorsuppressoren sind Proteine, die verhindern, dass sich gesunde Zellen in Krebszellen verwandeln. Einer der medizinisch relevantesten ist das Protein p53. Wissenschaftler der Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, der Medizinischen Universität Graz und des Deutschen […]

He may be right, on the surface of things, that the Transitional Act of Parliament cannot supersede the dictates or powers of the Constitution. But this is insofar as the sacred principles of the Constitution […]