In Edo, Suspected Ritualists Abduct, Kill Man With Hunchback
Suspected ritualists have abducted and killed a 37-year-old man with a hunchback in Edo State. The victim simply identified as Usokpowu aka Tokyo, was a musicia
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Yen Slips As Japanese Officials Move To Stem Rally
The dollar bought 120.24 yen, compared with 120.54 yen in New York where it at one point earlier it broke 121 yen (AFP Photo/Kazuhiro Nogi) The yen slipped Mond
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Mitsubishi Motors Admits Using Improper Fuel Tests Since 1991
PHOTO:JAPANTIMES Japan's Mitsubishi Motors admitted Tuesday it has been using an improper fuel-efficiency testing method for 25 years and did not know how many
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Mitsubishi Motors Extends Losses On Fuel-cheating Scandal
PHOTO:JAPANTIMES Mitsubishi Motors shares nosedived for a third session Friday morning, tumbling as much as 16 percent after the Japanese automaker's shock admi
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Yen Picks Up As Falling Oil Prices Dent Sentiment
The yen picked up Wednesday as caution returned to markets after oil prices resumed their slide, while traders speculate over the odds of the Bank of Japan unle
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Oil Slides, Strong Dollar Drags Asian Shares Lower
Asian shares dropped on Thursday, with energy stocks taking a hammering from a slide in oil prices while a stronger dollar piled pressure on commodity producers
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President Hage Geingob Welcomes Zuriel To Namibia
Geingob and Zuriel In March 2015, President Hage Geingob became the third president of the Republic of Namibia since independence. Among his mandate and focus a
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Japan Offers Unapproved Drug To Treat Ebola
Health workers wearing protective clothing prepare to carry an abandoned dead body presenting with Ebola symptoms at Duwala market in Monrovia August 17, 2014.
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Nelson Mandela's Family Begins Battle Over $15 Million Fortune
He was a celebrated symbol of peace and democracy the world over. But in the last years of his life, Nelson Mandela's own family has been at war, bickering betw
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