Al-Shabab fighters are increasingly launching cross border attacks in neighbouring Kenya
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A top al-Shabab militant, Zakariya Ahmed Ismail Hersi, has given himself up, Somali officials sa...
Saturday, 27 December 2014
The world’s happiest places

The world’s happiest places
The World Happiness Report, released in September 2013 by the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network, measured the wellbeing of residents in more than 150 countries, based on six key factors: GDP per capita, healthy...
The world’s most eco-friendly cities.

From offering plentiful bike paths and thriving farmers’ markets to ensuring cleaner air, a city’s environmental efforts don’t just help the planet – they benefit residents too.
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According to the Siemens Green City Index,...
Friday, 26 December 2014
The 10 best books of 2014
10. Marlon James, A Brief History of Seven Killings
The Book of Night Women, James’ haunting novel set on a Jamaican slave plantation at the turn of the 19th Century, involved a secret sisterhood of slave women fomenting revolt. A Brief History of Seven Killings begins during another...
Africa in 2014: 10 things we've learnt
Africa in 2014: 10 things we've learnt
From the Ebola outbreak in West Africa and the schoolgirls' kidnapping in Nigeria to the murder trial of South African athlete Oscar Pistorius and the conflict in South Sudan, it's been a busy year for Afric...
2014 Boxing Day; Family Puzzler
This is the festive quiz for people who don't like festive quizzesThis is the festive quiz for people who don't like festive quizzes because they worry they won't know the answers. In my quiz, no-one is expected to know the answers.Boxing Day wouldn't be Boxing Day without my annual Family Puzzler...
Jackie Chan's son Jaycee charged with drug offence
Jackie Chan's son Jaycee charged with drug offence
Police say that Jaycee Chan tested positive for marijuana in August
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The son of Hollywood actor Jackie Chan has been charged with a drug offence, Chinese prosecutors in Beijing say.
Jaycee Chan, 32, is accused of sheltering...
How France has forgotten the Christmas truce soldiers
How France has forgotten the Christmas truce soldiers
Reproduced with kind permission of John Krijnen
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The Artois region in France still carries the scars of bitter fighting and loss from the trenches of World War One. So why shouldn't one moment...
Wednesday, 17 December 2014
Technology giant Apple says it cannot sell products online in Russia
Technology giant Apple says it cannot sell products online in Russia because the rouble's value is too volatile for it to set prices.
Rouble turmoil leads to Apple halting online sales in Russia.
The company stopped sales of its iPhones, iPads and other products in the country after a day in...
Tuesday, 16 December 2014
Healthier You – Fitness Steps
Healthier You – Fitness Steps
Your fitness isn’t only a reflection of the number of hours you’ve spent in the gym and the healthy food you’ve been eating. A large number of tiny, external factors affect your fitness like lack of sleep, stress, sedentary lifestyle, etc. A...
Monday, 15 December 2014
Champions League: PSG-Chelsea, Man City-Barca, Arsenal-Monaco
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Champions League: PSG-Chelsea, Man City-Barca, Arsenal-Monaco
Manchester City have been drawn against Barcelona in the Champions League last 16 for a second consecutive yea...
FG’s Effort In Fighting Insurgency Is Being Sabotaged- Pres Jonathan
FG’s Effort In Fighting Insurgency Is Being Sabotaged- Pres Jonathan
President Goodluck Jonathan says the Federal Government’s efforts in tackling insecurity in some parts of the country is being hampered and sabotaged.
The president spoke while receiving some Nollywood...
Patoranking Wins Big At Headies
Patoranking Wins Big At Headies
BY EMMZZY SUCCESS . DEC 15, 2014
Reggae and Dance Hall music star, Patoranking ran out the most winner at the 2014 Headies Awards held over the weekend, as the sensational singer took home the statuettes for the Best Collabo, Best...
Oil Workers’ Strike Triggers Panic Buying Of Petrol In Nigeria’s Capital
Nigerian Oil workers have commenced an indefinite strike to protest what they called an unfair labour practice and non-passage of the Petroleum Industry Bill.
According to officials of the Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) and the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior...
Sony Pictures has contacted some US news outlets in an attempt to limit the damage caused by the hacking of its internal computer system last month.
Sony Pictures cautions press over hacking leaks
Newly released emails reveal George Clooney's disappointment at how The Monuments Men was received
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Sony Pictures has contacted some US news outlets in an attempt to limit the damage caused by the hacking of its internal...
Sunday, 14 December 2014
Alastair Cook: No guarantee for captain at World Cup - Moores
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Alastair Cook: No guarantee for captain at World Cup - Moores
England coach Peter Moores says there is no guarantee of Alastair Cook being captain for next year's World Cu...
Setif beaten by Auckland City at Fifa Club World Cup
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Setif beaten by Auckland City at Fifa Club World Cup
Auckland City FC secured a stunning North African double as they defeated the champions of Africa, Entente Setif, 1-0 on Saturday to reach the Fifa Club World Cup semi-finals for the first time...
Tanzania's albino community: 'Killed like animal.
Mtobi Namigambo, a fisherman by trade, sits calmly on a stool outside his mud house in Ukerewe island.People with albinism face prejudice and death in Tanzania. A new campaign is now being launched to end hostility towards the tinycommunity of about...
Saturday, 13 December 2014
Food allergy laws enforced in restaurants and takeaways
By Smitha MundasadHealth reporter,Success HEALTH
Restaurants will have to declare common allergens - including crustaceans
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Restaurants and takeaways across Europe will be required by law to tell customers...
Afghanistan attacks kill 20 on day of violence
Afghanistan attacks kill 20 on day of violence
Soldiers secure the scene of the bus attack in Kabul
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Taliban gunmen in Afghanistan have been accused of killing 12 landmine clearers on a day of attacks that saw at least eight other people killed.
Another 12 mine clearers...
Ebola drains already weak West African health systems
By Farouk Chothia
EMMZZY SUCCESS:NEWS
Abba Abashi, Liberian-Nigerian student: "My mum caught me crying"
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The deadly Ebola virus ravaging Sierra Leone and Liberia has pushed already weak healthcare systems...
Africa in pictures:2014:A selection of photos from around the African continent this week:
Africa in pictures:2014
BY EMMZZY SUCCESS PUBLISH.
A selection of photos from around
the African continent this week:
A woman shows her political allegiance at
the national congress of Zimbabwe's ruling
Zanu-PF party in the capital,
Harare, on SaturdaywMore than
10,000 delegates...
Friday, 12 December 2014
US Senate backs further defence spending for anti-IS fight
US Senate backs further defence spending for anti-IS fight
The US has launched air strikes and missile attacks on Islamic State in both Iraq and Syria
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The US Senate has approved a new annual defence bill expanding the military campaign against Islamic State (IS...
Teach your old house some new tricks
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In the years following World War II, a veritable invasion of time- and labour-saving devices took place in the world’s households. Freed from the yoke of war and perhaps inspired by Atomic Age and Space Race fervour, major electronics and appliance manufacturers went into...
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