Daily Archives: July 7, 2018
Khartoum Security accused of kidnapping SPLM-IO of Taban
The SPLM-IO led by First Vice President Taban Deng Gai accused the Sudanese security service of abducting three of its members in Khartoum during the visit of President Salva Kiir
World Cup 2018: England reaching semi-final is ‘incredible feeling’
England’s appearance in a first World Cup semi-final since 1990 is an “incredible feeling”, says boss Gareth Southgate.
Goals by Harry Maguire and Dele Alli sealed a 2-0 last-eight win over Sweden
World Cup 2018: Russia to tussle it out with Croatia
Yuri Zhirkov, who began Russia’s last game at left wing-back, is ruled out with a calf problem.
Alan Dzagoev, who has not played since damaging his hamstring in the opening match, could come back into contention despite a back problem.
World Cup 2018: England face Sweden for semi-final place in Russia
England is set to come to a standstill on Saturday as the national team faces Sweden for a place in the World Cup semi-finals.
Millions of fans will follow the match across the BBC from 15:00 BST
Mbidde continues to concretize DP in Masaka by donating to Muslim community
There are different ways people offer thanks for the different achievements they get over a given period of time.
Cloud Theft: Top Iranian General Accuses Israel Of “Stealing Its Rain”
In a series of comments at the Third National Conference on Non-Proactive Defense in Agriculture on civil defense tactics in agriculture, held in Tehran on Monday, Brigadier General Gholam Reza Jalali condemned Israel
Trump hits ‘Democrat crazies,’ celebrates federal judge tossing Russian collusion lawsuit
President Trump says Special Counsel Mueller’s Russia investigation is ‘unconstitutional’; chief national correspondent Ed Henry reports.
President Trump on Friday celebrated a federal judge this week tossing out a lawsuit
Battle for Social media survival : Uganda Bans VPNs To Prevent Users From Dodging Media Tax
Countries around the world continue to wage their not so subtle war on the use of virtual private networks (VPNs) and encryption.
In Russia, the government has all but banned the use of VPNs by layering all
Sudan’s President Bashir, Rebel Gen Reik Machar to fly to Uganda for talks
Sudan’s President Omar al-Bashir, South Sudan’s opposition leader Riek Machar and other opposition officials will travel to Uganda on Saturday for talks
South Sudan’s parties sign security arrangements agreement
South Sudanese government and armed opposition groups parties Friday signed an agreement on the outstanding issues of the security arrangements paving the way for a proper implementation
World Cup: Favorites Brazil painfully exit
Belgium produced a brilliant performance to knock five-time winners Brazil out of the World Cup and reach the semi-finals for the first time since 1986.
Belgium basks in glory over Brazil win
Belgium manager Roberto Martinez: “Brazil has so much finesse and you know that they can cut you open.
But I didn’t think for one second that the players would give up
