Libyan PM to step down after attack

Gunmen storm Libya's parliament and start shooting, according to officials, with reports of several people injured.

The BBC's Rana Jawad reports from Tripoli on the dangers facing journalists in Libya in their everyday work - including bomb attacks, abduction and intimidation.

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Open Govt Data a step forward, but one step
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President Jakaya Kikwete on Friday officiated at an African Open Data Conference organized by the World Bank, where Tanzania joins other African countries moving to put on public accessibility official data that is often locked in agency references. It ...

As a blogger you have surely heard of the AdSense program from Google, one of the best contextual advertisement programs available.
In this post, I will demonstrate how you can create an AdSense account for your website.There are many AdSense alternatives available, but no matter what network you try, you will likely find that Adsense is the best. If you have some marketing skills, however, you may also want to look into affiliate marketing.  My post on Affiliate vs AdSense will give you my...

The Paris area was shocked by a major terrorist attack Friday night that is being claimed by the Neo-Caliphate terrorist group ISIS. But just hours before this attack was carried out, Facebook removed a key Anonymous group responsible for identifying and reporting thousands of social media accounts used by ISIS recruiters.
Regardless of your views on ISIS, their origins and who is pulling the strings and funding them, one thing is clear: they have been spreading their ideology and...

The Prime Minister David Cameron tells MPs no Libyan soldiers training in Cambridgeshire should be granted asylum in the UK.

Step-daughter rape convict loses appeal
Daily News
THE Court of Appeal has dmsed the appeal lodged by a father, Omary Mohamed, alias Kunguru, that opposed both conviction and 30 years impronment sentence imposed on him for raping h step-daughter. Justices January Msoffe, Katherine Oriyo and ...

Libya’s acting ambassador to Tanzania, Mr Ismail Nwairat, is reported to have committed suicide on Tuesday afternoon inside the embassy offices in Upanga. He had bullet wounds to the chest, according to a statement by the ministry of foreign affairs and international cooperation.

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No clue yet on Libyan diplomat's death
Daily News
TANZANIA has said that the death of the Deputy Libyan Ambassador to Tanzania had nothing to do with the host country and that both countries were making arrangements for his burial. The diplomat, Ismail Nwairat, shot himself at the country's embassy in ...
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