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Cuba vote opens final chapter of Castro era.

Cubans voted Sunday to ratify a new National Assembly, a key step in a process leading to the elevation of a new president, the first in nearly 60 years from outside the Castro family. The new members of the National Assembly will be tasked with choosing a successor to 86-year-old President Raul Castro when he steps down next month. “The next president may not have that surname, but he will undoubtedly be a son of the Revolution,” the Foreign Ministry said on Twitter. Castro voted in the southeastern province of Santiago de Cuba while his first vice president and likely successor, Miguel Diaz-Canel, cast his ballot in the central Santa Clara province. “The triumphal march of the revolution will continue,” Diaz-Canel said after voting, promising “peace, liberty, independence and the sovereignty of the people will endure.” Raul Castro took over in 2006 from his ailing brother Fidel, who had governed since seizing power during the 1959 revolution. Eight million Cuba

Outstanding Five: Iheanacho, Nwakali star over the weekend.

Maybe this might be that break he so needed, the goal, that sparks things into life, that causes that long awaited chain of positive events. Iheanacho’s last goal in a league match was against West Ham U23 in September in the Premier League 2. Finally he’s gotten off the mark for the Foxes in the Premier League. After he was sent on Claude Puel in the 60 th minute in place of Shinji Okazaki, with the game still tied, Iheanacho made sure to impact he game just how Puel would have had in mind. This was the 12 th time he was substituted on, but he made sure this was the one he made maximum impact. Two minutes into his cameo, the 21-year old laid a brilliant assist for Mahrez to put Leicester City ahead. Kelechi held the ball calmly outside the box, head up assessing his options , then he spotted Mahrez’s run. Iheanacho chipped a sumptuous and perfectly weighed pass over the defence for Riyad Mahrez to latch onto to lob the goalkeeper. Read More ‘You’re a beast in the ai

Mendy must bide his time after injury: Guardiola.

Pep Guardiola says he will not rush Benjamin Mendy back for Manchester City after six months on the sidelines following knee surgery however keen he is to play. The French left-back, who made a big impression in the early weeks of the season after joining City from Monaco, has said he hopes to return to action next month. But Guardiola wants to err on the side of caution and feels he may have to hold the 23-year-old back for his own good. “The most important thing after six months is to be careful,” said Guardiola. “He believes, ‘I am strong, I will come back soon, I will play like I did before the injury.’ That is not happening. “Even if he believes he is strong he is not strong enough. After six months, he has to be careful.” The City boss said Mendy, who ruptured the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee in September, was back in full training and could help out the team for short periods, following the approach taken with Ilkay Gundogan, who also suffer

Wenger worried as Arsenal fans stay away.

Arsene Wenger admits Arsenal are struggling to win back their furious fans after thousands stayed away from the 3-0 Premier League win over Watford. For the second successive game at the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal played in front of vast swathes of empty red seats on Sunday. Arsenal blamed heavy snow for the low attendance in their recent defeat against Manchester City, but the no-show against Watford could only be put down to a fatal combination of anger and apathy after another miserable season. “Must be -4 and snowing again at the Emirates,” Manchester United legend Gary Neville, now a prominent pundit, tweeted soon after kick-off. But Wenger, as he fights to keep his job, conceded he could understand why Arsenal supporters are so frustrated by their team’s wretched run. “There is a lot of negativity. It is like rain in England, it is easy to get,” he said. “Of course I worry because I want our fans to be behind the team, but after what happened in that week it

Nigerian Student Jumps To Death While Fleeing Malaysian Immigration.

According to various reports, A Nigerian student identified as Uju Pious Ejikeonye, from Imo State, has died after jumping from the 13th floor of his condominium in an alleged bid to escape Malaysian immigration arrest. According to reports, the incident happened yesterday, at Sri Puri Condominium Kuala Lumpur. The deceased, a student of the City University, Kuala Lumpur, was said to have heard noise from the officers and decided to flee. This is not the first time a Nigerian will die while escaping from Malaysian immigration or police officers, According to another news report in the Malaysian Star, an online news portal, A Nigerian student simply identified as Osazuwe who is from Edo State, was staying with friends when police stormed the place and in a bid to escape, he decided to jump from the window instead of being caught and probably sent to jail. The incident happened when a student had lodged a police claiming his girlfriend had been kidnapped by Osazuwa and his gang. The boyf

Structure and Function of Carbohydrates.

Carbohydrates are found in many foods that we eat and may be found as sugars, starches, or fiber. Learn more about these three distinct types of carbohydrates, and how they are distinguished through their chemical structures in this lesson. Meet the Carbohydrates In this lesson, we'll be talking about carbohydrates , which are also known as sugars. The word 'carbohydrate' comes from the atom carbon and hydrate, or water, because the first carbohydrates that were discovered consisted of carbon, oxygen, and hydrogen atoms. To give you an idea of what these look like, well, first we'll introduce four sugars that you come across often in biology, and then we'll move on to discuss how they can come together to form larger polysaccharide, or big sugar, molecules. The first is glucose. Glucose is the sugar that serves as fuel for our bodies. Next to it is fructose , which is the sugar found in high-fructose corn syrup. The next sugar is ribose , which p

Ugwuanyi tasks Enugu stakeholders on voters registration.

Enugu State Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi has charged stakeholders in the state, irrespective of their political affiliations, to intensify efforts towards the on-going voters’ registration exercise through the sensitization and mobilization of eligible voters, who have not registered with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to do so and obtain their permanent voters’ cards (PVCs). He made the call while addressing members of the Peoples Democratic Party during the expanded meeting of the Enugu East Senatorial District of the party held at its zonal headquarters in Enugu The governors stressed that it has become imperative for the stakeholders in the state to vigorously drive the voters’ registration campaign to the doorsteps of their neighbours to ensure that they get registered. He pointed out that the issue of voter’s registration was beyond politics and very key to the fortunes of the state and urged all eligible voters to endeavor to have their voters’ cards b