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This winter, Dr. Mark Pote graduates from Ulster University with a PhD in Irish Language, Literary & Oral Tradition, marking ...

A century ago, the discovery by prospectors of precious stones south of the Orange River, which now forms part of South ...

Men and women we thought were wisemen, by virtue of the position they hold, gathered to eat entrails of the Òkété in the Nigerian senate last week. Venue was the Red Chamber of the National Assembly.