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Serena Williams Revealed She Had Her Baby Through C-Section.

Serena Williams is on the cover of the February 2018 issue of Vogue Magazine with her daughter Alexis Olympia Ohanian Jr. The tennis star revealed to the magazine that her daughter was born by emergency C-section. The surgery went well but the next day, while still at the hospital, she felt short of breath due to her history of blood clots. Though she’s fine now, Serena admits she’s always living in fear of blood clots. Serena Williams for the February issue of Vogue magazine. Photo Credit: Vogue Magazine Serena had her baby on September 1 and married her husband Alexis Ohanian on November 17, 2017. On motherhood, Serena admitted to being scared when she was pregnant with regards to whether she was going to be a good mother or not. “Sometimes I get really down and feel like, Man, I can’t do this. It’s that same negative attitude I have on the court sometimes. I guess that’s just who I am. No one talks about the low moments—the pressure you feel, the incredible letdown every

South Africa’s ANC faces Zuma exit options as party seeks to rebuild.

South Africa’s ruling ANC party met behind closed doors Wednesday as pressure grew on President Jacob Zuma to step down ahead of elections next year when the party risks losing power. Zuma was replaced as party leader by his deputy Cyril Ramaphosa in December, and analysts predict Ramaphosa faces an uphill task to recover public support ahead of the 2019 vote. Zuma’s future was not on the official agenda at the ANC national executive committee meeting in the port city of East London, but the party is engulfed in a struggle over when he should leave office. Many ANC supporters want Zuma to resign and Ramaphosa to become president immediately to bring an end to a rule tainted by graft scandals and economic decline. “We have foreseen Zuma’s political downfall on many occasions and he has survived against all odds, however this is time the net is closing,” Susan Booysen, politics professor at Wits University in Johannesburg, told AFP. Zuma’s closest allies still hold s

Galaxy S9 Price, Release Date And Specs: Samsung Confirms Mwc Launch For S9, S9+.

THE GALAXY S8 may have arrived on shelves mere months ago, but reports claim that Samsung has already started production of next year's flagship: the Galaxy S9. We've done some digging, and this isn't all we know about the so-called Galaxy S9, so we've rounded up everything we know about the handset so far. Specs - 5.8in / 6.2in QHD+ Super AMOLED curved display (570ppi / 529ppi) - Android 8.0 'O' - Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 (US) / Samsung Exynos (UK) - Cat 18 LTE support (1.2Gbps download speeds) - Display embedded fingerprint scanner - Dual rear-facing camera - Bixby AI assistant with dedicated button - USB-C, 3.5mm headphone jack Release date Samsung has confirmed that the Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus will launch at MWC in February, where it will also spill details on the handset's release date. Price There's no word yet on pricing for the Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus. If anything like the S8, expect handsets to fetch around £689 and £779 SIM-free.

British prime minister faces pressure over healthcare crisis.

A video grab from footage broadcast by the UK Parliament’s Parliamentary Recording Unit (PRU) shows Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May speaking during the weekly Prime Ministers Questions (PMQs) session in the House of Commons in central London on January 10, 2018. / AFP PHOTO / PRU / HO / A healthcare crisis put British Prime Minister Theresa May on the defensive at her first weekly parliamentary questions of 2018 on Wednesday following a report about cuts in cancer care. The questions followed a report in Wednesday’s edition of The Times which said a leading hospital was delaying the start of chemotherapy for patients due to a 40-percent shortfall of nurses in the relevant medical unit. Andrew Weaver, head of chemotherapy at Churchill Hospital in Oxford, is also reportedly considering reducing the number of treatment cycles used to alleviate symptoms, rather than cure patients, due to staff shortages. The hospital has denied any change in policy. May dis

Russia’s ‘werewolf’ killer policeman on trial for 59 more murders.

Mikhail Popkov admits killing 81 women, say police. PHOTO: The Siberian Times A former Russian policeman convicted of killing 22 women went on trial Wednesday for a further 59 murders in a case that could make him Russia’s most prolific serial killer in recent history. Mikhail Popkov, 53, appeared in court in the Siberian city of Irkutsk after confessing to 59 additional murders and one attempted killing between 1992 and 2010, Interfax news agency reported. He is already serving a life sentence after being convicted in 2015 of raping and killing 22 women, and the attempted murder of two more. Popkov killed his victims after offering them rides late at night, sometimes in a police car, while he was off-duty around his home city of Angarsk near Irkutsk. He has been nicknamed “the werewolf” and the “Angarsk maniac” by Russian media. If convicted of 81 murders, he would exceed the total number of people killed by notorious figures like “chessboard killer” Alexa

5 Ridiculous Hotel Fees You Should Never Pay -.

Hotels are always looking for ways to make money. Thus, they have devised subtle ways to rake in more money-which may appear ingenious to them but not to their guests. Check your bill closely and always speak up when a hotel hits you with any of the following ridiculous fees shared by Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency. Additional person fee Hotel room rates are usually based on double occupancy. You don’t have to pay extra charges for kids or friends in the room. To avoid this fee, you need to be aware of it before you book so that you can search for another hotel that doesn’t charge it. WiFi fee WiFi should be one of the perks customers enjoy when they stay in a hotel. But a lot of hotels charge a fee for WiFi. This said, when you find such a fee on your bill, do not hesitate to make a complaint especially if it is ridiculously expensive. Parking fee You should not pay to park your car at a hotel you are lodging. But in a desperate bid to earn more, some ho

Pence to lead US delegation to South Korea Olympics.

Vice President Mike Pence will head the US delegation to the Winter Olympics in South Korea next month, a White House official told AFP Wednesday. The Pyeongchang “peace” games have taken on extra political meaning with the participation of North Korean athletes amid tensions on the peninsula. On the trip the US vice president will also “review ICBM defense systems” in Alaska, and visit allies in Japan. Pence “is attending to reinforce the strong US presence on the Korean Peninsula and send a clear signal to the North Korean regime,” a White House official said, speaking on condition of anonymity. The full US delegation has yet to be announced. Loading ad North and South Korea held their first official dialogue in more than two years on Tuesday. In a modest diplomatic breakthrough Pyongyang — which boycotted the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul — plans to send a large delegation to the February 9-25 Gam

APDA, PDP, commend INEC for “timely” release of 2019 elections’ timetable.

The Advanced Peoples Democratic Alliance (APDA) and the Peoples Democratic Party have commended the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) “for early release of timetable and schedule of activities for the 2019 general elections.” The political parties gave the commendation in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja on Wednesday. The APDA National Publicity Secretary, Mr Tosin Adeyanju, described the timetable and schedule of activities as a welcome development for political parties. Adeyanju said that the early release of the timetable would enable political parties to have enough time to prepare for the elections. He added that it had also cleared all rumours and speculations, especially date of primaries and other pre-election activities for political parties. He noted that “we in APDA believe that the timetable would afford political parties the opportunity and enough time to adequately prepare and plan for the elections. “This

Chelsea welcome Arsenal to the bridge in the League Cup semi final.

The second part of a January triple header between these fierce London rivals takes place tonight as both teams switch their focus to the League Cup semi-final after battling to an exciting 2-2 draw in the league just a week ago. They will take this game very seriously as both teams have fallen miles behind Manchester City in the race for the league title. Games between these teams have become more frequent recently as they faced each other five times last year in different competitions. The last time these teams faced each other in this competition was in the final, eleven years ago and that was a game to remember as a very youthful Arsenal side were beaten 2-1 by a very experienced Chelsea team led at the time by Jose Mourinho. In that encounter, Theo Walcott scored his first ever goal for Arsenal, John Terry swallowed his tongue, was knocked unconscious and taken off on a stretcher after he took Abou Diaby’s outstretched boot in his face and the game finished under