South African apartheid assassin Eugene de Kock granted parole

Saturday, January 31, 2015 South African Justice Minister Michael Masutha yesterday announced he is granting parole to Eugene de Kock, an apartheid-era assassin who has spent twenty years in prison. A photo from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission headquarters shows de Kock with film director Jann Turner.Image: George Hallett. After…

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Creativity celebrated at Fan Expo Canada 2018 in Toronto

Tuesday, September 4, 2018 Fan Expo Canada ran in Toronto last weekend, from Thursday to Sunday, spread over both multi-storey buildings at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. The event is one of North America’s largest pop culture events, with panels, product unveilings, screenings, an artists’ alley, and celebrity autographs. Featured…

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Pelé cries as his son admits to marijuana addiction

Wednesday, June 8, 2005 São Paulo, Brazil — Edson Cholbi Nascimento, also known as Edinho, son of the Brazilian former soccer player Pelé was arrested by Brazilian police. He is accused of involvement with drug traffic. He and another 17 persons according to local newspapers and O Estado de São…

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US Justice Department to withdraw Stevens charges

Wednesday, April 1, 2009 Ted Stevens The United Stated Department of Justice has asked for corruption charges against former Alaska Senator Ted Stevens to be dropped because evidence was withheld from the defense team by the original prosecutors. The Justice Department has stated that they will not retry Stevens. In…

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US drone strike kills eight in Pakistan’s tribal region

Monday, December 22, 2008 Pakistan Afghan Border. Location of the FATA and South Waziristan where the air strike took place. A suspected United States military air strike launched by a remote-controlled and unmanned CIA aircraft on Monday morning killed at least 8 militants. Media reports claim that in two separate…

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