Cholera spreads in Mozambique
MAPUTO. – Health authorities said cholera outbreak in the northernmost province of Cabo Delgado has spread to Cuamba district in the neighbouring province of Niassa. Until Sunday, 33 cases of cholera wereDPRK threatens to scrap armistice accord
SEOUL. – The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea threatened yesterday to scrap the armistice which ended the Korean War in 1953, citing US moves to impose sanctions for its nuclear test and tensionsANC rejects statement by Pistorius’ father
CAPE TOWN. – South African ruling African National Congress (ANC) yesterday refuted a statement by the father of murder-accused paralympian Oscar Pistorius that “the ANC government is not willing to protectAU lauds peaceful elections in Kenya
NAIROBI. — The African Union observer mission yesterday praised peaceful general elections in Kenya whose results are being awaited across the country. In a statement issued, the AU Election Observation
Nadal to use Indian Wells as hardcourt test case
NEW YORK — Rafael Nadal will use the upcoming ATP event at Indian Wells to test his left knee on tennis hardcourts with hopes he can return to the same competition schedule he enjoyed before hisSudan lose appeal
BERNE — Sudan have lost an appeal against Fifa’s decision to overturn their 2-0 World Cup qualifying victory over Zambia in June and award a 3-0 win to their opponents. The ruling, announced by the CourtReds won’t sell: Ian Ayre
LONDON — Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre insists they will not be forced to sell their top stars despite reporting poor financial results. Liverpool’s debt has increased to £87,2million after theyMcIlroy regrets withdrawal from Honda Classic
NEW YORK. — Rory McIlroy has admitted he was wrong to withdraw from the Honda Classic golf tournament last week, saying he now regretted his decision to stop playing. The world number one was

