3 get death for journo's murder
                   
news24.com     May 21, 2008            

Bukavu - A military appeals court on Wednesday sentenced three men to death for the murder of a Congolese journalist while acquitting two witnesses in a case that sparked accusations of rights abuses. The court in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo town of Bukavu reached the decisions in... [read full story]                    


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2008 So Far Coolest For at Least 5 Years...

drudgereport.com     8 mins ago   1 related          

Reuters - Wednesday, August 20 05:18 pm LONDON (Reuters) - The first half of 2008 was the coolest for at least five years, the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) said on Wednesday. The whole year will almost certainly be...                    

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Head-to-Head Study Showed Prasugrel Statistically Superior to Clopidogrel in Reducing Recurrent...

yahoo.com     17 mins ago   1 related          

A new, pre-specified analysis of the landmark Phase III head-to-head TRITON-TIMI 38 study showed patients who took prasugrel for acute coronary syndromes managed with an artery-opening procedure known as percutaneous coronary...                    

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Document Security Systems and Trebuchet Capital Partners Enter into Comprehensive Agreement...

yahoo.com     19 mins ago          

ROCHESTER, N.Y.----Document Security Systems, Inc. , a leader in patented protection against counterfeiting, unauthorized copying, scanning and photo imaging, and Trebuchet Capital Partners, LLC announced today that they have...                    

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Namibia: Trade in Omakipas Banned

allafrica.com     31 mins ago   3 related          

Trade in omakipas (plural for ekipa) and other ivory carvings will not be allowed from September 1 until the law governing controlled wildlife products is in place, the Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET) has announced.                    

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