Zaki Arrives For Wigan Medical Sporting Life | Egypt international Amr Zaki has arrived in Wigan to undergo a medical ahead of his proposed move to the JJB Stadium. | The El Zamalek striker has been a long-term target of Latics manager Steve Bruce, with the clubs now having agreed on an initial one-year loan deal. | Wigan are expected to pay £...
DA: Lift moratorium on nursing colleges Independent online | The Democratic Alliance has urged President Thabo Mbeki to intervene and lift the moratorium on the establishment of new nursing colleges that has caused a shortage of nurses. | The moratorium on public and private colleges was implemented in 2004 after the South African Nursing Council and the De...
'Dr Death' out on bail News24 | Brisbane - An Indian-born, American surgeon charged with manslaughter in connection with the deaths of three patients in Australia was freed on bail on Tuesday, a day after being extradited from the United States. | Dr Jayant Patel posted a bond of...
'Dr Death' faces charges in Aus News24 | Brisbane - An Indian-born American surgeon was returned to Australia on Monday to face manslaughter charges for what authorities say were botched or unnecessary operations that killed three people. | Patel, 58, was escorted without handcuffs by two...
Medical Supplies Agency Fatally Flawed, Report Says All Africa The country's main drug supply agency to Government hospitals and dispensaries is today exposed as a haven for idlers, incompetence, infighting and wastage. | ...
TV plastic surgeon Jan Stanek compensation pay out The Daily Telegraph By Richard Alleyne Last Updated: 8:06AM BST 18/07/2008 The internationally acclaimed cosmetic surgeon Jan Stanek has agreed to a six-figure compensation payout to a face lift patient who claims she suffered a devastating stroke whilst under his knife...
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Wolfgang's East Africa tourism report TravelVideo > | By Wolfgang H. Thome | Jun 20, 2008 | GOODBYE WINDSOR HOTEL, WELCOME LIBYAN HOTEL | One of the best-known brand names in Uganda's hospitality industry, the Windsor Lake Victori...
'Boys grew breasts after crop spraying' Independent online | By Sheree Béga | South Africa's medical and agricultural authorities are to embark on two separate studies to probe whether pesticides are poisoning the Limpopo farming community of Groblersdal. | This week, it emerged that the Medical Research Cou...
Egypt's health care under fire Middle East Online The video shows a poorly lit hospital nursery filled with premature babies in incubators. Doctors are frantically trying to resuscitate some babies while others wail in the background after a night-time power cut. | "God help us! Five are suffering f...
Babies' deaths cast shadow on Egypt's health care International Herald Tribune | : The video shows a poorly lit hospital nursery filled with premature babies in incubators. Doctors are frantically trying to resuscitate some babies while others wail in the background after a night-time power cut. | "God help us! Five are sufferi...
Russia's strengthens clout with energy Moscow's continued focus on energy issues indicates that decision makers ... ISN Commentary by Sergei Blagov in Moscow for ISN Security Watch (23/07/08) | As Russia's natural gas monopoly Gazprom intensifies its efforts to tap energy riches globally, the Kremlin appears set to rely on energy maneuverings as its key foreign policy instrument. | Furthermore, Moscow still seems to be mulling a plan to group together gas-producing ...
A shared approach to HIV/AIDS Canada Dot Com | The world has changed since the videotape format war between VHS and Betamax in the late 1970s and early 1980s. | When DVD technology came along, instead of the rivalry witnessed a decade earlier, major electronics corporations combined innovation and technology to agree on a single, improved standard. | This idea of sharing research and technolo...
