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Wednesday, June 02, 2010 |
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Controversial
World Cup ball defended by developer
Jun 2 08:07 AM US/Eastern
Stars from England, Brazil and Italy have joined forces to
criticise the controversial new ball to be used in the World
Cup, but the developer insists there will be no cause for
concern once the tournament gets underway in South Africa.
The Adidas 'Jabulani' ball has caused concern at training camps
across the globe as the world's best players try it out ahead of
the start of the World Cup on June 11.
It is believed to have an unpredictable swerving movement which
makes its hard for goalkeepers and strikers to anticipate its
direction in flight.
England goalkeeper David James says the ball is "horrible",
Brazil forward Luis Fabiano calls it "weird" and Italy
goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon fears its "unpredictability" could
ruin the World Cup.
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Ghana Needs US$2.2Bn Annually
Accra, June
2, JoyFM - The World Bank has said that Ghana needs an
amount of US$2.2 billion per annum in the next decade to address
her infrastructure deficit, in areas of Information
Communication Technology (ICT), irrigation, power, transport,
water, and sanitation,
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Controversial
World Cup ball defended by developer
Breitbart, June 2, Ghanadot -
Stars from England, Brazil and Italy have joined forces to
criticise the controversial new ball to be used in the World
Cup, but the developer insists there will be no cause for
concern once the tournament gets underway in South Africa...
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Fertilizing Togo’s democracy
Commentary, June 1, Ghanadot - The row in Togo
over whether Togolese opposition groups should join the
ruling Rally of the Togolese People (RPT), of President
Faure Gnassingbe, in a credible coalition further
indicates Africa’s growing democracy.
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China tightens stranglehold on rare earth minerals
Beijing, June 2, Telegraph, UK - Mining rights for
the 17 rare earth elements will now be restricted to only a
handful of Chinese state-controlled mining companies,
according to a draft proposal submitted this week for
approval to China’s State Council, or cabinet....
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