2015-07-28 Namibia Health

Daily Times   

'40 million Indians have hepatitis B'   
Times of India
MUMBAI: The World Health Organization said India needs better detection and prevention facilities, on the occasion of World Hepatitis Day on Tuesday. WHO estimates that 40 million Indians live with the chronic hepatitis B infection. A study by SRL ...

2015-07-28 Namibia Science

New York Times   

Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking Among Hundreds to Urge Ban on Military Robots   
New York Times
Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking, along with hundreds of artificial intelligence researchers and experts, are calling for a worldwide ban on so-called autonomous weapons, warning that they could set off a revolution in weaponry comparable to gunpowder ...

2015-07-28 Namibia Sports

Soccer Laduma   

Downs Clinch The Dr Hage Geingob Cup   
Soccer Laduma
Mamelodi Sundowns defeated Namibian outfit, African Stars, 1-0 to clinch the Dr Hage Geingob Cup on Sunday. Read: 'Cheeseboy' On His Downs Future. Pitso Mosimane decided to go for Hlompho Kekana, Surprise Moriri, Themba Zwane and Lebogang ...

2015-07-28 Namibia Entertainment

The Australian   

Bill Cosby alleged sexual assault victims unite on New York magazine cover   
The Australian
Thirty-five women who allege they were sexually assaulted by US comedian Bill Cosby have united on a magazine cover to tell startlingly similar stories of abuse. They include models, waitresses, Playboy bunnies and women who used to work in show ...

2015-07-28 Namibia Technology

USA TODAY   

OnePlus 2 hopes to be a new flagship killer to rival iPhone, Galaxy   
USA TODAY
New York— On the heels of last year's sleeper hit, Chinese start-up OnePlus has announced a new phone that promises iPhone-type specs at half the price. Late Monday the company unveiled the the OnePlus 2, its successor to last year's OnePlus One .
OnePlus finally reveals the OnePlus 2, its 'flagship killer', starting at $329   Mashable
OnePlus announces the next generation flagship killer: The OnePlus 2, priced ...   ZDNet
OnePlus 2: A Big Android Phone for Relatively Little Money   Wall Street Journal (blog)
IBNLive   
Firstpost   
Wired   
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Stuff.co.nz   

Hackers can use a text to infiltrate your Android smartphone   
Stuff.co.nz
New report says a text message can be used to hack into your Android phone, without you even having to open it. Hackers have found a way to steal information from Android phones with just a text. The scariest part, according to Forbes? You don't even ...
Android flaw lets hackers break in with a text message   AsiaOne
Oh Great, New Android Flaw Lets Hackers Into Your Phone With Just A Text   Gizmodo Australia
​Stagefright: Just how scary is it for Android users?   ZDNet
NEWS.com.au   
Mashable   
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VentureBeat   

YouTube shakes off Google+   
Los Angeles Times
Google is saying that it's time for Google+ to be going, going… though not completely gone. The company announced Monday it will pull back Google+'s integration with Google products in an attempt to streamline the service, which has been panned by ...

2015-07-28 Namibia Business

Reuters   

China shares sink again as Beijing scrambles to calm markets   
Reuters
SHANGHAI Chinese shares sank more than 3 percent on Tuesday, as Beijing scrambled once again to stabilize a stock market whose wild gyrations have heightened fears about the financial stability of the world's second biggest economy. After a plunge of ...

2015-07-28 Namibia World

NDTV   

Nation Mourns People's President APJ Abdul Kalam; PM Modi to Receive Body at ...   
NDTV
Guwahati: Former President APJ Abdul Kalam, the renowned missile scientist who played a stellar role in advancing India's nuclear programme, died on Monday after collapsing at an event in Meghalaya. His body will be flown to Delhi from Guwahati by a ...

2015-07-28 Namibia Africa

Sydney Morning Herald   

Obama meets Lucy, an ancient 'ancestor', in Ethiopia   
Sydney Morning Herald
Addis Ababa: , Barack Obama came to Africa partially to connect with the continent of his forefathers. On Monday, he met an ancestor of an altogether different kind: "Lucy", the 3.2 million-year-old partial skeleton of a hominid discovered in Ethiopia.
Barak Obama lauds Ethiopia over fight against al-Shabaab   The Guardian Nigeria (satire) (press release) (blog)
Obama pushes for end to South Sudan conflict   The Seattle Times
Obama in keynote African Union speech   9news.com.au
New York Times   
Hindustan Times   
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The Week Magazine   

Tourist suspected of illegally killing lion in Zimbabwe   
The Week Magazine
A tourist is suspected of paying a safari operator $55,000 in order to kill Cecil, a 13-year-old lion who lived in a national park in Zimbabwe. "He was the most beautiful animal". Tribute to Cecil, Zimbabwe's famous lion killed by hunter http://t.co ...
Death of Zimbabwe's famous lion Cecil sparks outrage   The Globe and Mail
Foreign hunter accused of killing Zimbabwe lion   The Nation
Safari tourist suspected in killing of Cecil the lion in Zimbabwe   CNN
South China Morning Post (subscription)   
Mashable   
Slate Magazine (blog)   
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CHANNELS TELEVISION   

House Of Reps Deputy Speaker Says He Will Not Resign   
CHANNELS TELEVISION
Yusuf-Lasun deputy speaker The Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives in Nigeria, Honourable Yusuf Lasun, has insisted that he will not be forced to resign as the Deputy Speaker of the House. Addressing members of the Abuja chapter of the ...

2015-07-28 Namibia Namibia

New Era   

NAmibian land activists not interested in politics   
StarAfrica.com
The leader of Affirmative Repositioning movement, Job Amupanda has dismissed speculations that their demand for affordable land was a ploy to sabotage President Hage Geingob and his administration.The youthful politician turned land activist said there ...