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It is undesirable to generalise about entire categories of people. There is a scale of relative privilege and deprivation in South Africa, and in our case, the discrepancies are extreme, writes Helen Zille.

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Global airlines have urged regulators to co-ordinate on software changes to the Boeing 737 MAX, thus avoiding damaging splits over safety seen when the aircraft was grounded in March.

One person has been injured during what is thought to be a hunting incident in Nuhaka near Wairoa.

There are some enticing Sunday AFL matches to cap off round 11, starting with St Kilda v Port Adelaide in Shanghai, China.

Mamiko Higa dropped out of the lead with three bogeys on Saturday, and heads into the final round of the U.S. Women’s Open one shot ...

CLEARFIELD – The SCORE Central PA Chapter will be holding a free marketing seminar on June 4 at the Lock Haven University – Clearfield Campus. This is the last spring 2019 seminar and is for anyone interested in taking a new look at marketing their business. The seminar: A New Way to Look at Marketing, […]

Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese has unveiled a new Labor frontbench that includes promotions for two Western Australians in the key portfolios of trade and resources.

ANNVILLE – With the warmer weather and longer summer days bringing increased travel, the Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA) suggests an Honoring Our Veterans or the new Honoring our Women Veterans license plates for your vehicles as a great way to show patriotism and to support veterans in need. “We are pleased to add a license […]

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) District 2 is continuing its “Paint the Plow” program in 2019. The success of the program is affording PennDOT the opportunity to continue the initiative to high schools and career technical schools in each of the district’s nine counties: Cameron, Centre, Clearfield, Clinton, Elk, Juniata, McKean, Mifflin and Potter. […]

By Jana L. Davidson, Education Content Specialist for the Progressive Agriculture Foundation & President of Safe Kids Clearfield County June is upon us, which means it is time to celebrate National Safety Month! During the entire month of June, the National Safety Council, along with the Progressive Agriculture Foundation, encourages you to learn about a […]

Giveth a run to the Astros, taketh two from the A’s.

For every break the A’s needed in tonight’s game, the umpires seemed like they were taking it away and giving it to the Astros.

It started in the top of the 4th inning, with the A’s up 1-0 after a Stephen Piscotty home run a couple innings earlier. Brett Anderson, who had only given up a walk and a single so far, stood in a 3-2 count against Michael Brantley. Without hesitation, Anderson threw a perfect 81 mph slider that started... Читать дальше...

The Taraweeh prayer was performed by 11,043 worshippers, while Iftar meals were served to 35,900 at the mosque.

According to a dim-witted policy of the Justice Depart, the President of the United States cannot be indicted for criminal behavior while in office. This policy was first stated in 1973.

The policy would put a sitting president above the law that applies to all other Americans, and that's a travesty in a democracy that says all citizens are equal under the law.

It's also ...

SAN DIEGO (AP) - Harold Ramirez's two-run double highlighted Miami's five-run fourth inning, Bryan Holaday hit a two-run homer and Jose Urena won his third straight start as the Marlins beat the San Diego Padres 9-3 Saturday night.

Harold Ramirez's two-run double highlighted the five-run fourth inning, Bryan Holaday hit a two-run homer and Jose Urena won his third straight start as the Miami Marlins beat the San Diego Padres 9-3

GANT’s ICYMI gives readers a look back upon the most noteworthy stories of their work week. It contains the big headlines as well as a few stories you might have missed. It might even include a story or two of the lighter side. GANT’s ICYMI will be posted each weekend for your perusal. For most […]

Arrogance and greed get you nowhere, the Wilder and Joshua hype is gone and can never come back, it's not like the Mayweather and Pacquiao situation because those two were already household names....

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An explosion has ripped through a vehicle of the Education University in Kabul city earlier today, the security officials said. Officials in the Ministry of Interior confirm that a magnetic bomb planted in the vehicle of Education University has went off. The officials further added that the explosion has likely killed one person and wounded […]

Bangladesh will be facing a bruised South African side in their World Cup opener on Sunday at The Oval in London. The Proteas were condemned to a 104-run defeat largely due to England's ability to use the conditions better and the combined brilliance of Joffra Archer and Ben Stokes.

1. WWDC 2019: What to expect from Apple's big developer event  Wired.co.uk
2. iTunes could close in the next few days  TechRadar
3. Is Apple Really Killing iTunes?  Rene Ritchie
4. Uh, Those 'Death of iTunes' Rumors Are Starting to Look More Real  Gizmodo
5. Is this our first glimpse of macOS 10.15’s Music and TV apps?  TechRadar
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TEHRAN, Jun. 02 (MNA) – Iranian documentary ‘Beloved’, directed by Yaser Talebi, has received a nomination for the best documentary award at the 25th Shanghai Television Festival in China.

The scorecards at the time of Anthony Joshua being stopped against Andy Ruiz Jr have been revealed