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India to give free generic drugs to hundreds of millions

YoopyaJul 5, 20120

(Reuters) – India has put in place a $5.4 billion policy to provide free medicine to its people, a decision that could change the lives

Zimbabwe bid to take over schools illegal: minister

YoopyaJul 4, 20120

HARARE (Reuters) – Zimbabwe’s bid to force private schools to come under majority black control under a much contested empowerment law is illegal, the country’s

R. Kelly reportedly knew his marriage was over after seeing ‘The Notebook’

YoopyaJul 4, 20120

The Notebook” has been known for its epic romance story, which sparked an off-screen relationship between the film’s stars Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams, but

Melanie Griffith’s daughters convinced her to go to rehab

YoopyaJul 4, 20120

Melanie Griffith said that it was her daughters who convinced her to go to rehab in 2009 for an addiction to painkillers. My daughters really

Frank Ocean of Odd Future: my first love was a man

YoopyaJul 4, 20120

Frank Ocean, an R&B singer and member of Odd Future, opened up about his sexuality and said his first love was a man. Whoever you

Pope backs his deputy Bertone at centre of VatiLeaks furore

YoopyaJul 4, 20120

By Barry Moody VATICAN CITY (Reuters) – Pope Benedict on Wednesday expressed full support for his deputy, Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, the chief target of leaked

Factbox-Ansar Dine – black flag over northern Mali

YoopyaJul 4, 20120

Fighters from Ansar Dine, an al Qaeda-linked Islamist group in northern Mali, have destroyed historic Sufi shrines in the ancient desert city of Timbuktu, triggering

Timbuktu tomb destroyers pulverise the history of Islam in Africa

YoopyaJul 4, 20120

(Reuters) – The al Qaeda-linked Islamist fighters who have used pick-axes, shovels and hammers to shatter earthen tombs and shrines of local saints in Mali’s

Elections to mark new start for Libya economy

YoopyaJul 4, 20120

By Marie-Louise Gumuchian TRIPOLI (Reuters) – For Tripoli businessman Salem Mohammed, Libya’s first elections in a generation on Saturday will pave the way for what

Church of England vote to allow women bishops could be derailed

YoopyaJul 4, 20120

A vote to allow women bishops in the Church of England looks set to be derailed by its own supporters, who say a last-minute concession