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A Polish woman who pretended to be a ghost and ”haunted” an Alpine castle was sentenced to four months in prison by an Italian court on Friday. Police were called in to investigate mysterious creaking doors and other unexplained nocturnal noises heard in 15th-century Castel Coldrano, near the Swiss and Austrian borders.
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Up to 7 000 Congolese, mostly women and children, have crossed the border into western Uganda to flee fighting in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo region of Ituri in the past four days, officials and aid workers said on Friday. Aid workers are investigating whether another 10 000 Congolese crossed the border on Thursday.
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Israel announced on Friday night that it is suspending all contact with the new Palestinian President, Mahmoud Abbas, and his government, claiming that members of the Palestinian security agencies were involved in an attack in Gaza that killed six Israelis. Relations will be suspended until Abbas takes action against the groups the attack.
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A United States federal judge has ordered a Georgian school district to remove stickers from its science textbooks that declared that ”evolution is a theory, not a fact”. Judge Clarence Cooper of the Federal District Court ruled that the stickers were contrary to the First Amendment’s promise to separate church and state.
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Glass-packaging manufacturer Consol, which is being unbundled from industrial giant AVI, will be making its reappearance on the JSE Securities Exchange (JSE) on February 28 after an absence of seven years, it emerged on Friday. With a total turnover of about R2,1-billion rand, Consol is South Africa’s largest glassmaker.
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The rand and bonds are weaker now than their Tuesday close before international ratings agency Moody’s Investors Service of South Africa’s upgraded country ceilings for foreign currency debt and bank deposits to Baa1 from Baa2. This seems to confirm that South Africa once again was hit by the ratings jinx, although mildly.
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