Accra, Sept. 3, GNA -The Media Development Centre (MEDEC), a non-governmental organization with the objective of developing need-specific programmes for enhancing socio-economic development, on Tuesday launched a programme dubbed: "Journalism Clinic" to help build the capacity of journalists in specific fields.

The GuardianMalala: Books can fight terrorismIrish IndependentMalala Yousafzai was warmly applauded by a 1,000-strong crowd outside the Library of Birmingham as she thanked the people of the city for their support during her ordeal The 16-year-old schoolgirl was flown from Pakistan to the UK for emergency ...Malala Yousafzai opens new library in Birmingham and declares: 'books will ...Telegraph.co.ukTaliban shooting victim Malala Yousafzai opens Birmingham libraryExpress.co.ukMalala's speech celebrates books and knowledgeThe HinduLos Angeles Times -Mirror.co.uk -South Asian News Agencyall 84 news articles »

CBC.caVerizon's exit leaves Harper with tricky wireless fileCBC.caWith the deadline to sign up for a spectrum auction looming and a major U.S. company out of the running, it looks doubtful anyone will burst onto the scene to compete against Bell, Telus and Rogers. So with Verizon out, what now for a Conservative ...Questor: what Vodafone shareholders need to know about the payoutTelegraph.co.ukWall Street Plays DefenseDaily BeastBumper Vodafone sale to help UK stocksReutersBusiness Standard -CNNMoney -Toronto Sunall 1,297 news articles »

Wall Street Journal (blog)Microsoft's Challenge: Win Over DevelopersWall Street Journal (blog)In handing its struggling handset business to Microsoft, Nokia is also unloading a major headache it has faced since adopting Windows phones in 2011: wooing developers to create apps. Reuters. Customers have long complained that popular smartphone ...Microsoft's Nokia effect: 15 percent smartphone share by 2018CNETDead Economist Smiles on Microsoft's Nokia DealBloombergIs Nokia about to become a patent troll?Washington Post (blog)PC Magazine -Businessweek -South China Morning Postall 2,044 news articles »

The HinduUS-Israeli missile test briefly alarms regionWashington PostJERUSALEM — A joint Israeli-U.S. military exercise put an already tense region on edge Tuesday morning, when Russian news media reported that Russian radar had detected two ballistic “objects” flashing across the Mediterranean Sea. Hours later, Israel's ...With eye on Syria, Israel fires test missiles with USCalgary HeraldSyria crisis: Tensions rise as US and Israel test missiles over the MediterraneanThe IndependentIsraeli carries joint missile test with USIndependent OnlineXinhua -Times of India -MyFoxALall 412 news articles »

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Daily MailMalala's speech celebrates books and knowledgeThe Hindu“Pens and books are the weapons that defeat terrorism,” said Malala Yousufzai, Pakistani schoolgirl who was almost killed in a terrorist attack in Swat for daring to defend the right of girls to be educated, in Birmingham on Tuesday. Ms. Yousafzai was the chief ...Pakistani girl shot by Taliban opens British libraryLos Angeles TimesBook, pen can defeat terrorism: MalalaSouth Asian News AgencyBirmingham library turns a decorative leaf for cityFinancial Timeseuronews -The Globe and Mail -Independent Online (blog)all 81 news articles »

This was announced by Miss Malonin Asibi, Brong-Ahafo Regional Director of the Department of Gender at the Ministry of Gender and Social Protection at a public forum organised as part of activities marking this year’s celebration of the Annual Fofie Yam Festival at Techiman.

The accused, who pleaded not guilty, is to re-appear on September 17.

He said education was very important for accelerating the process of development and therefore he was happy that the VRA was spearheading that process in areas of their operations.

Gambian women fleeing female genital mutilation threat

NEWS.com.auIs Stephen Elop the next Microsoft CEO?CNNStephen Elop wasn't able to save Nokia, but he may be tapped as Microsoft's potential savior. Microsoft is buying Nokia's mobile phone business for $7.2 billion, and Elop stepped down as Nokia CEO as part of the deal. Instead, he'll become the chief of ...Microsoft's Ill-Starred Nordic AdventuresBloombergDeal to boost Nokia India's feature phone businessHindustan TimesMicrosoft makes bet with $7.2B Nokia phone dealHouston ChronicleBillboard -CBC.ca -Barron's (blog)all 2,020 news articles »

The GuardianQuestor: what Vodafone shareholders need to know about the payoutTelegraph.co.ukRight now investor's should sit tight and wait. Vodafone will distribute a shareholder circular in December and this will contain all the crucial information and some important choices. Vodafone will use a B-share scheme for the payout. The circular in ...Wall Street Plays DefenseDaily BeastWith Verizon out, why not create Crown corporation?: WalkomToronto StarVodafone deal concerns weigh on Verizon share priceFinancial TimesReuters -Vancouver Sun -Toronto Sunall 1,302 news articles »

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The Daily StarEgyptians protest as army demolishes Gaza border homesThe Daily StarCAIRO, Qahirah: Several hundred Egyptians protested Tuesday in the frontier town of Rafah against the military's demolition of homes across the border from the Palestinian Gaza Strip, witnesses and security officials said. Troops have bulldozed at least 15 ...Egypt's Sinai emerges as new theater for jihadHouston ChronicleEl-Sissi's army goes to war in the SinaiThe Times of IsraelEgyptian helicopters fire rockets at militants in Sinai, killing at least 8Calgary HeraldMa'an News Agencyall 221 news articles »

[Ghanaian Chronicle]Countries like Ghana have placed much emphasis on youth capacity building, since the adolescence are considered the future of every nation, and are to be protected by the adult generation, so that foundations that have been laid can be built upon.

[Ghanaian Chronicle]An Accra Circuit Court has sentenced a printer and an auto mechanic to a total of 60 years imprisonment for attempting to snatch a taxi cab from one Michael Quayson at gun point.