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Facebook Loses A Million South African Users 9 April, 2013 Foreign Social networking site Facebook has seen its South African user-base drop by nearly one million in the past six months, according to a report on Monday. Statistics from social media monitoring company SocialBakers showed that 967 220 users have not logged on to the site in the past six months, reported The Star. This was a decline of 17.7%. The numbers also indicated that people aged between 18 and 24-years-old were the biggest group of Facebook users. Meanwhile, another study conducted by World Wide Worx and Fusewire found that an increasing number of people over 60-years-old have taken a liking to the site.

Benitez Expects To Return To Liverpool 9 April, 2013 Football Rafa Benitez has told Marca he will "almost certainly" manage his former club Liverpool again at some stage. Current interim Chelsea boss Benitez became Reds manager in 2004, winning the Champions League in 2005 and FA Cup the following year. He left in 2010 after falling out with the club's then owners and finishing seventh in the Premier League. Asked if he thought he would again manage the club at some point in his career, he replied: "I will return, almost certainly. What I do not know is when. My daughters and wife still live there." The former Valencia and Inter Milan coach has guided Chelsea to the FA Cup and Europa League semi-finals, and kept the side on track to qualify for next season's Champions League, although he has had to contend with significant protests from Blues fans. He said he did not know yet where he would work next

Tenant Sends Landlord To Prison Over Missing Chicken 9 April, 2013 Features A Nigerian landlord, Olubukunaji Obajimi, 56, has been remanded in prison after he was arraigned in court for locking his tenants inside their apartment over his missing chicken. He was arraigned on a two-count charge of conduct likely to cause breach of public peace and unlawfully locking out his tenant before Ejigbo Magistrate’s Court, Lagos State, southwest Nigeria. The landlord alleged that his tenant, Chukwunonso Okafor and his family were responsible for his missing chicken and locked all of them inside their rooms from morning till evening, insisting they must produce the chicken. The incident happened at 55, Olubukunayo Obajimi street, Egan, outskirts of Lagos, where both reside. They pleaded to no avail and they contacted their relation, who in turn contacted the police. Narrating what happened, the tenant’s wife, Mrs Ngozi Okafor said they woke up a

Earthquake Threatens Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Power Station 9 April, 2013 Foreign A 6.3 magnitude earthquake has struck in south-west Iran, not far from the country's only nuclear power station, the US Geological Survey reports. The quake's epicentre is 89km (55 miles) from Bushehr, the USGS said. People on social media reported feeling the quake across the Gulf in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. There is no word yet on the extent of any damage. Iran's nuclear programme is the subject of international concern amid fears it is trying to build nuclear weapons. Tehran has always insisted its work at Bushehr and other sites is for civilian purposes only. The USGS said the quake struck at 11:52 GMT at a depth of 10km (6.2 miles). Iran's seismological centre in Bushehr province, linked to Tehran University, registered a 6.1 magnitude quake close to the town of Kaki, some 60 miles south of Bushehr.

Man Burnt Alive For Drinking Friends' Beer 9 April, 2013 Foreign A Darwin court has heard a man was allegedly murdered by two friends for drinking one of their beers. Paul Stamp arrived in the Northern Territory from Western Australia just eight days before his death The body of Paul John Stamp, 47, was found in the boot of a burnt-out car in April last year. Gregory John Channing, 41, and Gary Stewart Miles, 40, are facing a murder committal hearing in the Darwin Magistrates Court. The prosecution told the court Mr Stamp was living with Miles at his Darwin unit in April last year. The court was told Miles and Channing had warned Mr Stamp not to drink any of their beer. It is alleged the pair bashed Mr Stamp when they found he had drunk one of their beers. The court was told they then put him in the boot of a car, with the intention of dumping him out bush and letting him "find his own way home". But the prosecutor al

North Korea To Launch Missile Tomorrow 9 April, 2013 Foreign North Korea has completed preparations for a mid-range missile launch tomorrow from its east coast, officials in Seoul have revealed just hours after foreigners living in South Korea were warned to quit the country. North Korea has raised tensions with warning foreigners to leave the South The worrying warning came as speculation heightened that North Korea is planning to pull its ambassador out of the UK after a shipping container was pictured outside the London embassy. Boxes were seen being loaded onto a large lorry parked outside the pariah state's embassy - an ordinary home in Ealing, west London. Seoul revealed today that foreign nationals in South Korea were told by the North to evacuate in case of a "merciless" war. "We do not wish harm on foreigners in South Korea should there be a war," said the KCNA news agency, citing its Korea Asi