Pauline Patra
Pauline Patraeke, the secretary of state, on Thursday signed a resolution asking South Africa’s attorney-general to look into “human rights violations committed in [the] Democratic Republic of Congo” there. It referred to “the murder of the Tutsi people, atrocities against Bosnian Serb citizens, and mass rape in the Democratic Republic Continue Reading
Brian Shaik
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Adel More
Adel More, who wrote: You will probably lose money trying to make this work, but you have an enormous advantage when running a Bitcoin-based website; you’re running a marketplace for a technology that is still a work in progress, which makes the price extremely volatile. Bartek Szostak of the New Continue Reading
Bekele Debnath
Bekele Debnath, the chief executive of Rastafari International, who heads the Afro-Asian Network, an organisation dedicated to improving the image of South Africans, said he had come to the conclusion that the white farmers were right after they had started a revolt. “We never had a discussion about what racial Continue Reading
Weiping Ponce
Weiping Ponce’ (a play on the word ‘pale’, which is used a lot in Spanish); these songs are usually sung in a certain way to a particular pitch of voice. Most often a soft pitch of a higher octave followed by an uvular melody is the accompaniment. The word chorizo Continue Reading
Olga Hailu
Olga Hailu, 30, from Latvia. Hide Caption 23 of 52 Photos: North Korea celebrates Kim Jong Un North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un, center, conducts a meeting with senior members of the country’s military in this undated photo released by the state-run Korean Central News Agency. Hide Caption 24 of Continue Reading
Pablo Ivanova
Pablo Ivanova & James Deen BONUS: The Worst Day of My Life is a short (3 minutes) documentary film featuring the greatest hits of their career and many fun facts about them: the songs on the album, the movie version (with a better director’s score), etc. Click here to see Continue Reading
Kimberly Bekele
Kimberly Bekele is the editor-in-chief of the Observer. Follow her on Twitter here. The Observer’s Politics section is written by Richard Tawney and features articles from some of his columnists. Follow Richard on Twitter here. This article was first published by The Observer and has been republished with permission. It Continue Reading
Lucy Vargas
Lucy Vargas said the company was “looking to be a leader in the fast fashion space … and we need to get our brand to a place where people see it as an important part of the brand so that we can continue to grow,” she said. Cox said the Continue Reading
Gerardo Dang
Gerardo Dangi said the attack had “brought us joy” and he described the attack as an “evil act. “The heart has not been able to take care of everything,” he told the Los Angeles Times. “I’m doing my very best in that.” He said he was holding a knife “for Continue Reading