Ammo dump explodes in Congo, killing 60
A series of explosions at an ammunition depot in Brazzaville, the capital of Africa's Republic of Congo, killed dozens of people and wounded hundreds more, Congolese and U.S. officials said Sunday.
Day: March 4, 2012
Quetta go top with low-scoring win
A round-up of the action from the One-Day National Cup Division Two matches
Obama pledges to stop an Iranian nuclear weapon
Israeli President Shimon Peres accused Iran Sunday of plotting to control the Middle East, and warned "it will be stopped."
Whatmore signs two-year deal as Pakistan coach
Dav Whatmore and Julien Fountain have signed two-year contracts with the PCB as Pakistan coach and Pakistan fielding coach respectively
Rockets slam Syrian city, activists say
Relentless Syrian forces took aim at the city of Rastan on Sunday, hitting it with 15 rockets in 15 minutes, opposition activists said.
Suicide bombers attack Yemen military posts
Suicide bombers attacked two military posts in Yemen Sunday, killing at least five soldiers and injuring seven, two senior security officials said.
900-year-old saint’s heart vanishes from cathedral
The heart of a 900-year-old saint has vanished from Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin, Ireland, police and the Cathedral said.
900-year-old saint’s heart vanishes from cathedral
The heart of a 900-year-old saint has vanished from Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin, Ireland, police and the Cathedral said.
Netherlands’ improvement will surprise teams – Borren
Peter Borren, the Netherlands captain, has said his team now has the belief they can become the best of the Associates and will surprise opposition with their improvement
‘Work to do with Powerplay, death bowling’ – Clarke
Australia have finally broken their three-tournament long run of losing the first game of the three-match final series at home, but Michael Clarke wasn’t exactly thrilled
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