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Mauritius president says to quit, re-enter politics

YoopyaMar 30, 20120

By Jean Paul Arouff PORT LOUIS (Reuters) – Mauritian President Anerood Jugnauth said on Friday he would step down from his ceremonial position and return

Family says Zimbabwe general killed, seek to exhume body

YoopyaMar 30, 20120

By MacDonald Dzirutwe HARARE (Reuters) – The family of a former Zimbabwean army general who was seen as a key player in the race to

Mali neighbours threaten border closure

YoopyaMar 30, 20120

By David Lewis and Loucoumane Coulibaly BAMAKO/ABIDJAN (Reuters) – Mali’s neighbours on Thursday gave the leaders of last week’s coup 72 hours to begin handing

Mali coup leader for outside help in north

YoopyaMar 30, 20120

BAMAKO (Reuters) – The leader of Mali’s military junta on Friday called for external help to secure the country against a separatist Tuareg rebellion in

Pioneering feminist poet Adrienne Rich dead at 82

YoopyaMar 29, 20120

(Reuters) – Poet and essayist Adrienne Rich, a feminist literary figure celebrated as much for deeply personal reflections on her own life as for sometimes-biting

Eminem And Justin Bieber At Centre Of Concert Lawsuit

YoopyaMar 29, 20120

Neither stars performed in South Korea… Justin Bieber and hip-hop titan Eminem have been named in a lawsuit over a failed gig in South Korea.

Rihanna: ‘I’m Not 100% Comfortable With My Body’

YoopyaMar 29, 2012June 11, 20230

Superstar reveals her insecurities… She may have a body envied and lusted after by millions but even Rihanna has her hang-ups. Speaking to ITV1’s Daybreak

Mega Millions Jackpot: 50 Ways To Spend The $476 Million Lottery Prize

YoopyaMar 29, 20120

Since Tuesday night’s Mega Millions lottery did not result in any winners, the new jackpot has ballooned to an estimated $476 million, an all-time record

Mandela archives, letters and notes go online

YoopyaMar 29, 2012November 30, 20230

(Reuters) – Thousands of letters, photographs and documents relating to former South African President Nelson Mandela went online on Tuesday in a project aimed at

Americans angry with Obama over gas prices

YoopyaMar 29, 20120

(Reuters) – More than two-thirds of Americans disapprove of the way President Barack Obama is handling high gasoline prices, although most do not blame him