received as compared to the civilian losses Afghanistan has sustained in the NATO-led war.
A police spokesperson said the teen “didn’t make his point very well and that is why he has landed himself in bother.” Ahmed, who will appear in court on March 20, was detained last Friday and charged over the weekend. He has since been released on bail.
The six British troops were killed after their Warrior armoured vehicle was struck by a roadside bomb — RT.
Africa stamps authority . . . We must be heard, understood, treated as equals: President
Wallace Ruzvidzo in New York, USA AFRICA will take a message to the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA81) that it must be heard, understood and treated…



