Shakira Brings Her 2 Sons to Cheer on Daddy Gerard Piqué at His Soccer Game--See the Adorable Pics!

Shakira attended her beau's soccer game in Barcelona Saturday and brought along the duo's two very adorable boys to cheer on their daddy. The "Hips Don't Lie" songstress prepared Milan, 2, and her two-month-old Sasha for the match by having them wear customized jerseys inspired by their father Gerard Piqué. "300 games with @FCBarcelona! Not bad. I want 300 more! Congrats to the team and to all the supporters that came to Paris to watch the game,"...

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Veterinarian Sacked For Killing A Cat With Arrow

A female vet from  Texas U.S.A  whose  name is  Dr Kristen  lindsey shot a feral tomcat with  an arrow and  posted  it on  Facebook The cat she  killed was not  hers but  an elderly couple  who  called it "Tiger"  and  said the cat got missing on Wednesday  morning and in the evening that same  cat has  been  uploaded  by lindsey on her Facebook...

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Rand Paul attacks Clinton and names the enemy of the US – 'radical Islam'

Rand Paul on Saturday attacked Hillary Clinton, the only declared Democratic candidate for president so far, over her record as secretary of state under Barack Obama, her use of a private email server while in that job and the human rights records of some donors to her charitable foundation. The Kentucky senator also asked Republicans to help him take the party’s message to “new people… rich, poor, black, white, brown” as he campaigns for the...

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Why My Cabinet Will Be Small ;Buhari

•We will go into action before we are sworn-in •‘Our priorities on security, economy, unemployment, corruption’ •On indiscipline: People are more prepared to behave than in 1983 If statements from the president-elect, Major-General Muhammadu Buhari, are to be believed, the incoming administration, to be inaugurated on May 29, will hit the ground running. Buhari says he intends to put together a small cabinet that may go into action even before the swearing-in.  In a nutshell, he speaks on the shape of things to come in this interview. By...

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S’Africa not driving foreigners away – Zuma

President Jacob Zuma said on Saturday his country is not driving foreigners away after days of violence against foreigners in parts of the country. “As government, we’re not saying to you go away. It is not every South African who is saying go away. It is a very small number of people who say so,” Zuma told a group of displaced foreigners at a camp in Chatsworth, Durban. Zuma was visiting the camp, accompanied by Minister of Home Affairs Malusi Gigaba and other government officials. “We are firstly going to stop the violence then allow them...

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