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Rice says well past time for Mugabe to go Reuters
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Rice: 'Well past time' for Mugabe to leave AP
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Roy Keane shows danger of being unapproachable
Roy Keane walked away from Sunderland yesterday and football should not expect to see him back any time soon. You may as well try to gauge what is going through the mind of his celebrity mutt, Triggs, as the man himself, but those with an insight into the Irishman believe that he will take a long break from management whatever offers come his way in 2009.

Nigeria: Government Blames Budget Delay On Weak Human Capital
The Federal Government yesterday blamed weak human capacity in the nation's civil service as well as the National Assembly's delay in the passage of the 2008 budget for the poor implementation of the 2008.

Threat of terror attack creates panic at Tees Hazari
Tees Hazari district court premises were vacated on Thursday following an anonymous call to the police about threat of a terror attack, triggering panic among lawyers, litigants and court staff as well as security personnel.

Merger of equals with BA plays well for Qantas chief at a time of turmoil
Barely four days into his new role as chief executive of Qantas and Alan Joyce is in the thick of a complex transaction. The Australian airline he runs is attempting a...

Merger of equals plays well for Qantas chief
Alan Joyce pursues consolidation with British Airways as the global market turmoil and the serious structural problems besetting the airline sector appear to support the tie-up

Fishermen Find Ancient Boat In Black Sea
A well-preserved ancient wooden dugout canoe has been discovered at the bottom of the Black Sea, scientists said Saturday.

One must not underestimate the scale of Mumbai disaster
Given what has just happened in India, it is monstrous for the England and Wales Cricket Board ECB even to be thinking about sending the team back again. It's all very well to say, "we mustn't let the terrorists win", but what about the families who have lost loved ones

Longtime employees set to run Shubert Organization
The powerful Shubert Organization, Broadway's largest landlord, has looked to two of its longtime employees to run the company as well as its foundation, following the death of its chairman, Gerald Schoenfeld, last...