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2015-02-16 Namibia Health


Telegraph.co.uk
   
Kate Middleton records rare video urging action on mental health issues   
New Zealand Herald
The Duchess of Cambridge has recorded a video to highlight children's mental health for Place2Be. Photo / YouTube. The Duchess of Cambridge has delivered a rare video address to highlight the importance of children's problems to prevent them getting ...

2015-02-16 Namibia Science


The Guardian
   
Nobel laureate asks Australia to follow UK example on bipartisan climate deal   
The Guardian
Nobel laureate Brian Schmidt has called on Australia's political parties to follow Britain's example by striking a joint pledge to urgently tackle climate change. On Saturday, the British prime minister, David Cameron (Conservative), the opposition leader, ...

2015-02-16 Namibia Sports


NBCSports.com
   
La Liga & Serie A roundup: Messi ties hat-trick record, Roma and Juve stumble   
NBCSports.com
It was all Barcelona as Lionel Messi bagged his 23rd La Liga hat-trick, tying the record set earlier this season by Cristiano Ronaldo. Neymar and Luis Suarez joined Messi on the scoresheet as Barcelona dismantled a Levante side that sits second-to-last in La ...

2015-02-16 Namibia Entertainment


TV3.ie
   
Fifty Shades makes box office history   
TV3.ie
The romantic drama, which stars Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan, pocketed just under $81.7 million over Valentine's Day weekend in US theatres. It also took in $158 million internationally, which brings its debut total to $239 million. According to Fox ...

2015-02-16 Namibia Technology


Wired
   
Apple studies self-driving car, auto industry source says   
ABS CBN News
FRANKFURT/SAN FRANCISCO - Technology giant Apple is looking beyond mobile devices to learn how to make a self-driving electric car, and is talking to experts at carmakers and automotive suppliers, a senior auto industry source familiar with the ...

2015-02-16 Namibia Business


Livemint
   
Asian stocks rise with crude, Kiwi while S&P 500 futures retreat   
Livemint
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index added 0.4% by 10:02 am in Tokyo, rising a third day. Photo: AFP. Wellington: Asian stocks rose, with the regional index extending an almost five-month high as Japanese shares advanced, while US equity-futures retreated.
Asia stocks gain as Japan emerges from recession   Washington Post
Japan Q4 GDP expands annualised 2.2%, emerges from recession   Business Standard
Japan's recession is over - but keep the champagne on ice   CNNMoney
CTV News   
BusinessWorld Online Edition   
Financial Times   
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Irish Independent
   
D-Day for Greece looms large amid latest crisis talks   
Irish Independent
Colm Kelpie Twitter · Email. Published 16/02/2015 | 02:30. 0 Comments; Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis. Greece will top the agenda once again this week, as eurozone finance ministers gather today to try ...

2015-02-16 Namibia World


NDTV
   
White House slams IS Libya 'beheading' of Egyptian Christians   
GMA News
The United States condemned as "despicable" the Islamic State group's apparent beheading of 21 Egyptian Christians in Libya after it released a video claiming to show the killings on Sunday. "The United States condemns the despicable and cowardly ...

2015-02-16 Namibia Africa


Independent Online
   
Malema's party slams Mbete   
Independent Online
Johannesburg - National Assembly Speaker Baleka Mbete is inciting violence against the Economic Freedom Fighters by describing them as thugs and party leader Julius Malema as a cockroach, the EFF said on Sunday. “No amount of conspiracy theories, ...

2015-02-16 Namibia Namibia


Namibia: Veteran opposition leader announces retirement   
StarAfrica.com
Namibia's opposition Rally for Democracy and Progress (RDP) has announced on Sunday that its leader, Hidipo Hamutenmya is retiring from active politics, after ten years at the helm of the party.The revelation came after the party's Ordinary Central ...