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Namibians vote in tight contest clouded by economic crisis
WINDHOEK (Reuters) - Namibians voted on Wednesday in what was expected to be the toughest contest yet for the party that has ruled for three decades of independence as the southern African country wrestles with an economic crisis and its biggest corruption scandal.
Mekong nations plan five-year strategy to fight drought
PHNOM PENH (Xinhua): Ministerial delegates from the Mekong River Commission (MRC) Council approved here on Tuesday (Nov 26) a drought management strategy for 2020-2025, allowing Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam to prepare for and manage drought collectively, said a statement from MRC.
Former Wallaby Folau hikes unfair dismissal claim to A$14 million
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Former Wallabies fullback Israel Folau has raised his compensation claim against Rugby Australia (RA) and the New South Wales Waratahs to A$14 million (7.40 million pounds) in an updated court filing.
Win or don’t eat: Philippines’ poverty-driven, world-beating pool stars
MANILA: Pool isn’t just a game in the Philippines but a way to make a living, driving a fiercely competitive scene that has produced some of the world’s top players.
Four still in the mix
Petaling Jaya: A DOUBLE double in the mix in Tokyo 2020 – that’s the dream of our Malaysian shuttlers.
Hypocrisy over Hong Kong
From MICHAEL TAI.
Kane backs 'proven winner' Mourinho to end Spurs title drought
(Reuters) - Tottenham Hotspur have found a "proven winner" in new manager Jose Mourinho and must target the FA Cup and Champions League as they bid to end an 11-year title drought, striker Harry Kane has said.
Struggling Norwich end away goal drought with Everton win
(Reuters) - Norwich City's Todd Cantwell and Dennis Srbeny scored rare away goals to give the strugglers a 2-0 win at Everton, a result which ended a run of seven games without a win and saw them climb off the bottom of the Premier League table.
Indonesia in worst drought since 2015
JAKARTA: Regions in at least 11 southern Indonesian provinces, some of which have gone more than seven months without rain, are expected to see the prolonged dry spell continue until December, in another sign of changing weather patterns in the country.