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JOHANNESBURG — Ethiopia were fined US$5 000 and their goalkeeper Jemal Tassew was handed a two-match ban by the Confederation of African Football yesterday. A US$10 000 fine, half suspended,Mali coach hails Ghana
PORT ELIZABETH — Mali hope to consolidate their leadership of Group B in the African Cup of Nations soccer finals today when they face Ghana, who coach Patrice Carteron described as the “Germany” ofWhat went wrong in Israel?
JERUSALEM. — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s lacklustre election campaign only got into top gear one hour before polling stations closed. With bleak grassroots reports flowing into his Likud
Congress wants Gandhi for prime minister
NEW DELHI. — A top minister of India’s ruling Congress yesterday said Rahul Gandhi, scion of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty, was the party’s “consensus” choice to be its prime ministerial candidate inMali army accused of summary killings
BAMAKO. — A leading rights group accused Malian soldiers yesterday of summary killings and serious abuses in the course of a French-led assault against Al Qaeda-linked groups, as concerns rose over theBradford City in dreamland
BIRMINGHAM. — Bradford City’s players struggled to suppress their amazement after pulling off an astonishing 4-3 aggregate win over English Premier League soccer side Aston Villa to reach the LeagueFederer passes test
MELBOURNE. — Roger Federer passed a five-set test from Jo-Wilfried Tsonga yesterday to set up an Australian Open tennis semi-final with Andy Murray, as Serena Williams was shocked by teenager SloaneNew Zealand’s sweet victory
KIMBERLEY. — A sublime unbeaten 145 by Kane Williamson led New Zealand to a 27-run victory over the Proteas in the second one-day international cricket match on Tuesday to seal their first series win onWenger gives hint on new faces during winter transfer window
LONDON. — Arsene Wenger acknowledges that fresh faces are required at his English Premiership soccer side Arsenal, with it vital to have strength in depth. The Frenchman is happy enough with those currentlyTaylor was wrongly convicted Part 3
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This is third part of the articles on former Liberian President Charles Taylor’s convition at the ICC.This enabled the prosecution to disburse as much money as it wished to the prosecution witnesses.