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Irish man charged over bird of prey eggs seizure

25 July 2018 By admin

Irish man charged over bird of prey eggs seizure:

Irish man charged over bird of prey eggs seizure:

An Irish man has been charged with attempting to smuggle rare and endangered bird of prey eggs into the UK. Britain's National Crime Agency said that 56-year-old Jeffery Paul Lendrum, an Irish national who had been living in Johannesburg, South Africa, was arrested at Heathrow Airport on 26 June.

Putin, Xi at BRICS summit expected to take aim at US tariffs:

The Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, left, together with the President of Rwanda Paul Kagame, centre right, greet residents of Rweru, Rwanda, after Modi gave some cows for their good health, on Tuesday July 24, 2018.

China’s Xi visits South Africa ahead of BRICS summit:

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BRICS on right track to the future:

Youth from BRICS countries said they are increasingly optimistic about the prospects of the cooperation and are seeking business opportunities. [Photo/VCG] The 10th BRICS summit in Johannesburg, South Africa, from Wednesday to Friday will once again highlight the rising power of large emerging economies in the world economy.

Obama speech in South Africa keeps the flame burning:

Barack Obama hasn't lost hope. Rather, our nation's 44th president, who left office just 18 months ago, still believes that we, the people, can create a better tomorrow – but only by continuing to work hard, and together, to achieve our goals.

In South Africa’s ‘Mafia-Like’ Taxi Industry, 11 Die in Latest Attack:

Their minibus taxi was traveling down a quiet rural road in eastern South Africa on Saturday night, when gunmen with automatic weapons opened fire, killing 11 people and critically injuring four. The victims were all drivers for a Johannesburg minibus taxi association, said Brig.

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