Swansea would consider selling sought-after striker Andre Ayew this summer.
That is according to Sky Sports, who claim Swansea Chairman Huw Jenkins would listen to offers in excess of £15million for the Ghana international.
Wednesday 18 May 2016
Breaking News:Andre Ayew Is For Sale For 15 million pounce
Swansea would consider selling sought-after striker Andre Ayew this summer.
That is according to Sky Sports, who claim Swansea Chairman Huw Jenkins would listen to offers in excess of £15million for the Ghana international.
Breaking News: Obama Under Presure
Despite claiming to run the “most transparent” administration in history, President Barack Obama “set a record again for censoring government files or outright denying access to them last year under the U.S. Freedom of Information Act,” according to the Associated Press.
OMG: New PeniS Transplant Operation Done In USA
It isn't brain surgery, but still ... Massachusetts General Hospital surgeons, who completed the nation's first genitourinary reconstructive transplant last week, aren't feeling cocky but are "cautiously optimistic" about the outcome. Patient Thomas Manning, 64, who lost his penis to cancer in 2012, reported little pain and hoped his success would encourage other men stigmatized by similar amputations. The organ, from a deceased donor, could take months to become as functional as the world's first successfully transplanted penis, which helped father a child after being attached in South Africa in 2014.
Breaking News: President Mahama And Wife Arrive In Japan
President John Dramani Mahama and his wife, Lordina, have arrived in Tokyo for an official visit to Japan.
The two will on Wednesday pay a courtesy call on Their Majesties, Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko.
President Mahama will later hold talks with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, witness the signing of agreements and issue a Joint Statement.
Prime Minister Abe and his wife will host an official dinner in honour of President and Mrs. Mahama on Wednesday evening, a statement from the Flagstaff House said.
Lordina will also meet with the spouse of the Prime Minister, Mrs. Akie Abe on Wednesday and address a meeting with the wives of African Heads of Mission in Tokyo, Female Ambassadors and Leaders of Japanese Women Groups.
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Breaking News: Warrent Buffet Is The New Owner Of Apple Company
It's no longer forbidden fruit. Famously averse to tech stocks, Warren Buffett has gambled big on the Cupertino-based computing giant - news that saw the iPhone maker's shares jump 3.5 percent to $93.65 yesterday. Long a fan of predictable, slow-earning stocks, Buffet's investment, some analysts say, reflects that Apple is no longer a tech-only firm attracting growth and high-risk investors. And with Buffet also reportedly backing a bid to buy Yahoo, it looks like the legendary value investor has finally gotten online.
OMG: US Rising Stars Will Be Under Pressure Under Trump Gov't
They need to mind their flanks. Under pressure from liberal activists, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro is set to announce changes to a controversial program to sell off bad mortgages. HUD says it's purely a coincidence that the new rules arrive as Hillary Clinton's vice presidential search heats up, though the former San Antonio mayor tops many lists. Meanwhile, Nebraska Republicans rebuked their own Sen. Ben Sasse for his persistent #NeverTrump talk, raising further questions about a much-discussed conservative third-party bid.
OMG: 8,000 Oilsands Workers Run Away In Canada
They're on the run. Roughly 8,000 oilsands workers have been ordered to leave camps north of Fort McMurray, Alberta, in the face of fires spreading up to 130 feet a minute. At least 19 camps between the evacuated city and Fort MacKay have been forced out - the new departures coinciding with Canada's efforts to boost production after wildfires ground business to a halt two weeks ago. The oil facilities are reportedly not at risk, and yesterday's strong winds were expected to yield to more favorable conditions today.
Breaking News: Hong Kong Police Tenses With Chinese Leader Arrival
He's there to listen. So says Zhang Dejiang, the senior Chinese official responsible for Hong Kong affairs, who arrived today in the 7 million-strong Special Administrative Region of China. More than 6,000 police are on hand to protect Zhang, who was partially responsible for the infamous decision to limit Hong Kong's election choices to a list of Beijing-approved candidates, sparking mass protests in 2014. Demonstrations are planned, but Zhang - in town to speak at an economic conference - is vowing "to listen to all sectors of society."
Breaking News: Mahama Is Not Corrupt......... Appiah Ofori-NPP
Anti-corruption Campaigner and former NPP Member of Parliament for Asikuma/Odebeng/Brakwa, PC Appiah Ofori, has revealed that President John Mahama wanted to appoint him as a minister in his government after winning the 2012 election.
He said President Mahama told him his motive for wanting to include him in the current ruling NDC government was to enable him (Appiah Ofori) check corruption and malfeasance by any of his appointees.
The controversial and eccentric politician, who is known to have fought his own New Patriotic Party (NPP) on matters of corruption while the party was in power between 2001-2008, made the revelation while speaking to Kwaku Owusu Adjei on Si Me Soon Kasapa 102.5 FM Tuesday.
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