en-na-hotdailynews: 2014-12-09 Namibia World

Minister wants lack of guilty verdicts probed
News24
Johannesburg – Justice Minister Michael Masutha has requested a full report from the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), detailing the investigation and prosecution of the Shrien Dewani case and the lack of guilty verdicts in two other prominent murders: ...

'Honeymoon murder' trial Dewani freed   Gulf Daily News
Anni's family haunted by questions   Independent Online
Shrien Dewani prepares to leave South Africa   BBC News
Times of India
Daily Mail
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Delhi rape live: Besides Uber, Ola, Taxi4Sure & TaxiPixi banned in city
Firstpost
In its order last night, the Delhi government suggested that cabs such as Ola, Taxi4Sure, TaxiPixi and Uber, which operate on a web-based basis, have been suspended and have to go off the roads in the city until they abide by existing regulations.
Aam Aadmi Party slams Centre over Uber cab rape case, women's security   Financial Express
Rape accused cab driver Yadav admits he 'paid a tout Rs 5000 for taxi permit' as ...   Daily Mail
Delhi goes on ban 'overdrive' to tackle Uber rape backlash   Hindustan Times
Mid-Day
The Hindu
Daily News & Analysis
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Nanny faces jail for child torture
Irish Examiner
A nanny has pleaded guilty to charges of torturing a child who was under her care in a case that shocked Ugandans and sparked debate about the role of maids in raising children in this East African country. The nanny, 22-year-old Jolly Tumuhiirwe, was ...

Ugandan nanny pleads guilty to torturing toddler   ABC Online
Ugandan 'monster maid' pleads guilty to child torture   CTV News
Fierce Maid, Jolly, Due for Sentencing   Uganda Online
9news.com.au
Fox News
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Ukraine crisis: New ceasefire bid with 'Day of Silence'
BBC News
A "Day of Silence" called by President Petro Poroshenko is being held in eastern Ukraine in an attempt to kick-start a much-violated ceasefire deal. However, new talks between pro-Russian rebels and the Ukrainian government appear uncertain. The talks ...

Day of silence to begin in eastern Ukraine as of 09:00 hours local time   ITAR-TASS
Ukraine to Observe One-Day Truce Amid Plan for New Peace Talks   Bloomberg
IMF visits Ukraine for bailout talks   Reuters

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8 sentenced to die for killer blasts
ecns
Eight terrorists who triggered two explosions that killed 46 people in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region received the death sentence on Monday. Nine other terrorists involved in the two explosions received sentences ranging from five years in prison to ...

China: Eight given death penalties over Xinjiang attacks   euronews
8 sentenced to death for 2 Xinjiang attacks   The Hindu
China sentences eight to death for attacks in Xinjiang   Al-Arabiya
Global Times
RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty
Zee News
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Oscar appeal to be heard in Pretoria
Independent Online
Johannesburg - The State's application for leave to appeal Oscar Pistorius's sentence and conviction is expected to be heard in the High Court in Pretoria on Tuesday. Tuesday would mark Pistorius's 49th day at the Kgosi Mampuru II prison since being ...

Oscar Pistorius: court to rule on state appeal   The Age
Pistorius Prosecutors Start Appeal of Manslaughter Conviction   Businessweek
Pistorius back in court for appeal   The New Age Online
News24
Mirror.co.uk
Channel 5 News
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Ghadames II postponed
Libya Herald
In a sign that neither side in Libya's highly polarised political environment is prepared to shift its position and is losing interest in dialogue, UN Special Envoy Bernardino Leon has announced that the dialogue talks which were supposed to start tomorrow, ...

UN to widen Libya peace talks by including rival parliament   Yahoo News UK
UN plans peace talks between Libya's factions 'next week'   Daily Mail
UN mission urges all groups in Libya to join fresh talks   Business Standard
The Daily Star
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International Anti-Corruption Day: PNG industry groups win praise for ...
ABC Online
Anti-corruption watchdog Transparency International has praised Papua New Guinea's industry groups for bringing awareness to integrity issues on the United Nations' global anti-graft day. International Anti-Corruption Day is observed on December 9, with ...

China getting more corrupt despite crackdown, transparency survey finds   Irish Times
Finland one of the least corrupted countries in the world   Helsinki Times
TI Corruption Index Ignores Developments in Sudan   Sudan Vision
International Business Times, India Edition
Medafrica Times
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AsiaOne

2014 devastating year for children: UN
AsiaOne
UNITED NATIONS, United States - 2014 has been a devastating year for children with up to 15 million swept up in wars in the Central African Republic, Iraq, South Sudan, the Palestinian territories, Syria and Ukraine, the UN children's agency said Monday.
UN says 2014 devastating year for children   Daily Mail
More than 15 million children affected by violence in 2014 —UNICEF   Nigerian Tribune
World's children paying price for political rifts: TRFN   Reuters

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Malala to become youngest-ever Nobel laureate in history tomorrow
The News International
PESHAWAR: Malala Yousafzai will become the youngest ever Nobel laureate in history when she will get her Nobel Peace Prize shared with Kailash Satyarthi of India in Oslo, Norway on Wednesday December 10. Malala will become the second Pakistani ...

Malala's blood-stained uniform to be on display in Oslo   The Nation
Malala invites five inspiring girls to Nobel Peace Prize ceremony   DAWN.com
Malala's Classmates Will Join Her at Nobel Prize Ceremony   bradfordtoday
Daily Life
The Citizen
Khaleej Times
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