en-gh-hotdailynews: 2014-11-24 Ghana World

45 killed in Afghanistan suicide attack
The Hindu
At least 45 people were killed and 60 wounded on Sunday in a suicide bomb attack at a volleyball ground in Afghanistan's Paktika province, officials said. “Afghanistan President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani condemned the suicide blast in Yahya Khel district of ...

At Least 45 Killed, 60 Injured In Volleyball Match Attack In Afghanistan   Bernama
Suicide bomber kills dozens at Afghan sports tournament   Irish Independent
Attack Kills Dozens at Afghan Volleyball Match   Wall Street Journal
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Mother quizzed after baby find
Herald Scotland
Police in Australia have questioned but not charged a woman whose newborn baby was found abandoned in a drain near a Sydney motorway. Police in Australia have questioned but not charged a woman whose newborn baby was found abandoned in a ...

Baby Survives Five Days In Sydney Storm Water Drain   Bernama
Drain baby mum on murder bid charge   Belfast Telegraph
Babies evolved to last days without milk   The Australian
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Rouble's fall tests Russian central bank's independence
Irish Independent
Lidia Kelly and Oksana Kobzeva. Published 24/11/2014 | 02:30. 0 Comments; Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Vladimir Putin. With Russia's economy battered by economic sanctions and plunging oil prices, President Vladimir Putin has allowed the ...

Putin says his Crimea annexation was strategic and Russia won't be isolated   Washington Post
Putin breaks silence on family to say daughters live in Russia   DAWN.com
'Invincible' Putin could rule for next decade: Russian president hints he will retain ...   Daily Mail
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World News Tunisians vote in crucial polls
Gulf Daily News
TUNIS: Four years after its revolution sparked the broader Arab Spring, Tunisians headed to the polls yesterday to pick their next head of state. The election has been billed as Tunisia's first free poll since independence from France in 1956. The vote will also ...

Tunisian presidential poll looks set for runoff vote   Deutsche Welle
Tunisians vote in presidential election   DAWN.com
Tunisia Vote For Leader Likely to Go To a Runoff   New York Times
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'I will have you wiped out' - how Reeva Steenkamp's mum threatened Pistorius
TVNZ
Reeva Steenkamp's mother told Oscar Pistorius she would have him "wiped out" after her daughter complained he was acting like a "lunatic". June Steenkamp told the BBC how her daughter was controlled by her star boyfriend. The 27-year-old athlete was ...

Reeva Steenkamp's mother: Oscar terrorise my daughter before he shot her dead   Irish Independent
June Steenkamp: Pistorius terrorised my daughter   New Zealand Herald
Oscar 'is not receiving preferential treatment'   Independent Online
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Tea garden lynch suspects in police custody
Times of India
JALPAIGURI: The Jalpaiguri police on Sunday produced two workers of Sonali Tea Estate arrested in connection with the lynching of owner Rajesh Jhunjhunwala, at a Jalpaiguri court. Sunil Oraon and Kungru Oraon were remanded in a week's police ...

Tea workers lynch plantation owner in India   9news.com.au
India: Tea Workers Hack Plantation Boss to Death in Row over Pay and Conditions   International Business Times UK
Workers lynch tea plantation owner in West Bengal   Times of Oman
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Pope canonizes six new saints
Salt Lake Tribune
Pope Francis is cheered by faithful at the end of the Canonization mass for Eufrasia Eluvathingal, Amato Ronconi, Antonio Farina, Kuriakose Elias Chavara, Nicola Saggio da Longobardi, Ludovico Da Casoria in St. Peter's Square, at the Vatican, Sunday, Nov ...

Indian priest and nun from Kerala declared Saints by the Vatican   Daily Mail
Indian Catholics now have three native saints   Microfinance Monitor
Kerala celebrates sainthood to Fr Chavara and Sr Euphrasia   Daily News & Analysis
Times of India
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Military Gets Key Posts in Burkina Faso's New Cabinet
Voice of America
Burkina Faso's military has held on to powerful posts in a new Cabinet unveiled Sunday, three weeks after the army took over in the wake of a popular revolt. Lieutenant Colonel Isaac Zida will remain prime minister and also take over as defense minister.
World Watch: News Digest   Wall Street Journal
Burkinabe officials announce new government   Press TV
Burkina Faso elects new interim government   Malay Mail Online
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Boko Haram Gunmen kills 48 Fish Mongers
Osun Defender
Suspected Boko Haram insurgents killed 48 fish vendors after setting up a roadblock near the country's border with Chad, the head of the fish traders association told the AFP Sunday. Ih his words; “Scores of Boko Haram fighters blocked a route linking ...

Sultan Decries Blame Game As Boko Haram Kills 56 Fishermen In Baga   Leadership Newspapers
Sultan queries military for running from insurgents   Nigerian Tribune
'Dozens of fishermen killed' in attack by suspected Islamic Boko Haram ...   Daily Mail
India Today
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May admits EU migrants target victory unlikely
Herald Scotland
THE UK Government is "unlikely" to meet its immigration target, Home Secretary Theresa May has admitted for the first time, as David Cameron was warned that any attempt to ban EU migrants from claiming in-work benefits would be illegal. THE UK ...

Cameron 'must apply to leave eu'   Daily Mail
Cameron warned on blocking benefits to EU citizens   Irish Examiner
Ban benefits for five years to halt tide of migrants, PM is told   Express.co.uk

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