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Camel trade in danger
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How Germany spent $1 billion on revenge
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Reporter goes from hostage to Hollywood
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Car bomb targets Somalia parliament complex
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Aussie terrorists’ vile tweets
Camel trade in danger
THE Saudi economy may run into problems if the MERS virus — which has killed hundreds of people in the kingdom — is scientifically proven to have been carried by camels imported from the Horn of Africa, particularly Somalia. The country may ban t..
How Germany spent $1 billion on revenge
THEY have won eight of 19 World Cups on offer, yet Brazil and Germany have only met once on the big stage — the 2002 final.
Had Rudi Voller’s team won it would stand a four Jules Rimet trophies apiece, but the loss not only saw Brazil edge ahead it signalled the end of an era for Germany,..
Iman, more than just a pretty face
Iman can brag to being more than just a pretty face. The former super model from Somalia is the founder and CEO of IMAN Cosmetics which she launched in 1994. She promotes the IMAN brand among women of color, and now sells skincare and cosmetics around the world. Ten years after she started the compa..
Video games may boost heart health in kids
MELBOURNE: High-intensity active video games may improve cardiovascular health in children, according to a new study.
While other studies have assessed children's energy expenditure and physical activity while playing active video games, this is the first study to measure the direct health benefits..
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