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The Co-operative Bank of Kenya Limited (COOP.ke) listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange under the Banking sector has released it’s 2015 interim results for the third quarter.For more information about The Co-operative Bank of Kenya Limited (COOP.ke) reports, abridged reports, interim earnings results and earnings presentations, visit the The Co-operative Bank of Kenya Limited (COOP.ke) company page on AfricanFinancials.Document: The Co-operative Bank of Kenya Limited (COOP.ke)  2015 interim results for the third quarter.Company ProfileThe Co-Operative Bank of Kenya Limited is a financial services institution offering banking products and services for the retail banking and wholesale banking sectors in Kenya. Its full-service offering ranges from transactional banking products to access accounts, LPO financing, invoice discounting services, term loans, asset finance and letters of credit. The company also provides medical, motor, general, life, agriculture and micro-business insurance as well as treasury products, fixed income and money market products and money transfer services. The Co-Operative Bank of Kenya was founded in 1965 and its head office is in Nairobi, Kenya. The company is a subsidiary of Co-op Holdings Co-operative Society Limited. The Co-Operative Bank of Kenya Limited is listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange read more

Ascencia Limited (ASCE.mu) listed on the Stock Exchange of Mauritius under the Investment sector has released it’s 2018 abridged results.For more information about Ascencia Limited (ASCE.mu) reports, abridged reports, interim earnings results and earnings presentations, visit the Ascencia Limited (ASCE.mu) company page on AfricanFinancials.Document: Ascencia Limited (ASCE.mu)  2018 abridged results.Company ProfileAscencia Limited is a commercial property fund with an investment portfolio comprising quality income earning properties located in Mauritius. The company specialises in retail properties where the company engages in the acquisition, investment and investment holding of real estate properties on the Mauritian island. Ascencia Limited (Class A shares) operates shopping malls locally and regionally. Ascencia Limited is listed on the Stock Exchange of Mauritius. read more

Wing when you’re winning: Former All Black Hosea Gear impressed on the wing for Toulouse at the weekendBy Charlie Morgan15: Jared Payne (Ulster)A spluttering Friday evening at Ravenhill got easier on the eye whenever Ulster’s full-back was involved. Typical smooth running complemented some sublime handling, confusing courageous Montpellier – one flick to set up John Afoa’s try was delicious. Payne qualifies for Ireland this year. He must play Test rugby.14. Hosea Gear (Toulouse)Toulouse’s twin wings make a starkly contrasting pair – Yoann Huget’s demeanour akin to a laid-back cigarette smoker, Gear bristling with fast-twitch power. Both were effective on Sunday, though the rapid All Black looked more terrifying and scorched Stade Ernest-Wallon’s turf for over 100 running metres.13. Casey Laulala (Munster)Bouncing about: Wesley Fofana of Clermont AuvergneOn old school, blood-and-thunder nights like we saw at Kingsholm, cool heads are vital. While the contest around him descended into a high-octane arm wrestle, Munster’s silky skilled midfielder retained composure and made full use of the ball that came his way. Prominent in the lead-up to Keith Earls opening try, Laulala oozed class throughout.12. Wesley Fofana (Clermont)Fofana is probably the best attacking inside centre on the planet, so the quicksilver stepping and slick distribution he showcased against Harlequins in this crucial Heineken Cup match came as no surprise. Holding up Nick Easter to force the final whistle and rescue his pack  (who had just lost a scrum against the head) was slightly out of the ordinary – and just as impressive.11. George North (Northampton) A total no-brainer. The autumn doubts about North’s form have now long evaporated, and the Liberty Stadium was treated to an absolute masterclass. Utilised initially as a first-phase battering ram, he began hunting the ball and beat two defenders before galloping 80 metres for Saints’ opening score just after half-time. The prolific Welshman hardly even celebrated – it comes that naturally.10. Jimmy Gopperth (Leinster)Rhys Priestland gave Warren Gatland a big nudge by guiding Scarlets past an abject Racing Metro and outplaying Jonny Sexton, but Gopperth’s brace of tries on the way to a 21-point haul simply cannot be ignored. Picked ahead of Ian Madigan, the Kiwi proved his worth in comprehensive style.A boot from beyond: Jimmy Gopperth9. Rhys Webb (Ospreys)Danny Care’s moment of genius to set up Matt Hopper almost snuck in the Harlequin, and Clermont might have been sunk had Harlequins’ scrum-half not picked up a foot injury. Instead, Webb is a worthy selection after a spiky, urgent effort on the back foot that included a sniping try.1. Andrew Sheridan (Toulon) It takes a special sort of strength to create the illusion that a rival scrum is on roller skates. When the mood takes him – as it did on Saturday – Sheridan can deliver that level of freakish brutality. Departing the scene on 57 minutes with Toulon 36-13 up, he left complete destruction in his wake, having also added some barreling runs to the cause.2. Leonardo Ghiraldini (Treviso)Treviso made life extremely tough for Leicester Tigers and their tenacious hooker was at his combative best. Ten tackles, 25 trundling metres and a solid lineout return evidenced his effort, while a snarling face-off with Dan Cole defined his desire.3. Salesi Ma’afu (Northampton)Aided by the outstanding Alex Waller, Ma’afu was the bomb that obliterated Ospreys’ scrum and put Saints in firm control. When he was replaced and Adam Jones came on for the hosts, the game turned upside down for a spell before Dylan Hartley and co. regained their grip.4. Elliot Stooke (Gloucester)A bright future: Elliot Stooke impressedPaul O’Connell was handed Sky Sports’ official man-of-the-match gong from Munster’s West Country visit, but opposite the iconic Irishman was a lock at the other end of his shelf-life. Barely out of his teens, Stooke possesses a massive engine and a good dose of spite. He shone despite defeat and can be a cornerstone around which to rebuild Gloucester’s pack.5. Jocelino Suta (Toulon) A prickly powerhouse, Suta was abrasive before the rest of Toulon’s forwards woke up in the first half and a full-blown bully after the break as Cardiff were blown away.  A hat-trick of penalty tries from scrums and driving lineout mauls indicates an utterly dominant front five – this 31 year-old led the landslide.6. Cornell du Preez (Edinburgh) Edinburgh’s entire back row were eye-catching in their victory over Perpignan – Roddy Grant and David Denton could both have made this team easily. However, in a brilliant defensive display by Alan Solomons’s side, Du Preez’s energy, encompassing 13 tackles and a try, was essential.7. Chris Robshaw (Harlequins) The trendy thing to say about Robshaw these days is that he doesn’t produce any moments to change games. Because tireless tackling and consistently excellent breakdown work isn’t enough for some people. Well, in a gut-wrenching defeat, the England skipper brought his usual industry – contributing at least three choke-tackle turnovers – as well as a sublime chip for Hopper’s score. He certainly left his mark. GLOUCESTER, ENGLAND – JANUARY 11: Elliot Stooke of Gloucester wins the ball in the line out during the Heineken Cup Pool Six match between Gloucester and Munster at Kingsholm Stadium on January 11, 2014 in Gloucester, England. (Photo by Tony Marshall/Getty Images) LATEST RUGBY WORLD MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION DEALS 8. Louis Picamoles (Toulouse)One instance summed up Picamoles’ immense influence on Toulouse’s bruising defeat of Saracens. The ball squirted free from the back of a ruck, Schalk Brits buzzed back to retrieve it, only to be flipped over by the chasing French eight. Not content with that, Picamoles then stood astride the ensuing ruck to win a penalty. He also popped up in possession everywhere to devastating effect. read more

Mama Mia Samuel Davis, General Manager and CEO of The Lake Apopka Natural Gas District thanked Bill Arrowsmith and Billie Dean for their service at the end of yesterday’s Board Meeting.  Each was given a plaque commemorating their service.Arrowsmith had served on the LANGD Board for four years.  Dean had served for two years.  Both were removed from the LANGD board by action initiated by Apopka’s Mayor, Joseph Kilsheimer and ratified by the Apopka City Council with a 3-2 vote at the May 18, 2016, Apopka City Council meeting.Kilsheimer had announced his intention to replace Arrowsmith and Dean with Diane Velazquez and himself during the May 4, 2016, Apopka City Council meeting.At yesterday’s meeting there was a short discussion as to the effective date of the City Council’s decision.  Was Monday’s Board meeting to be Arrowsmith and Dean’s last meeting or Kilsheimer and Velazquez’s first meeting?In the end it was decided that Arrowsmith and Dean were no longer board members and that Kilsheimer and Velazquez were the official representatives from Apopka. Self praise is half scandal…………. You have entered an incorrect email address! Please enter your email address here Mama Mia Previous articleApopka Firefighters Have Fun Helping Kids in NeedNext articleApopka Burglary Report and Map – Week Ending 5/23/2016 Dale Fenwick RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR LEAVE A REPLY Cancel reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Please enter your name here So was there a going away party? So was there a welcome wagon party? Did they play the song, “Classical Gas” for everyone? What went on over there yesterday? Nice plaques, nice photos, somebody thought highly of our representatives……….. UF/IFAS in Apopka will temporarily house District staff; saves almost $400,000 It is getting a little too darn old everytime I attend the city council meetings, and I feel like I am sitting at an fundraising auction instead of a city council meeting! Do I hear this $$$ amount for this group, or I challenge everyone to give this $$$$ amount to this other group. This last time with taxpayer’s discretionary funds, given to the commissioners to do whatever with! And if it isn’t that same old theme of giving money to this group and that group, or giving our assets away, then the latest is trying to turn Apopka into New Yawk City. Ok, with the boy scout’s project, that I give a thumb’s up to, but I don’t care to hear no more New Yawk City stuff. Enough already. This is Apopka, Florida, not New Yawk City. What’s next? Billy Joel at the Old Florida Festival? The Rocketts? Alicia Keys singing New Yawk State of Mind? This is Apopka, Florida, begins with an A and ends with an A……not begins with NY and ends with NY!!!!!! Way, way to much self=bragging, horn tootin’ and same old power struggling and bickering within the council, and it is really unbecoming, and that is why nothing is getting accomplished in our city but arguing. Please enter your comment! Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter May 23, 2016 at 9:10 pm Gov. DeSantis says new moment-of-silence law in public schools protects religious freedom May 23, 2016 at 10:54 pm Reply Reply 3 COMMENTS May 23, 2016 at 11:25 pm Florida gas prices jump 12 cents; most expensive since 2014 Reply Mama Mia read more

LEAVE A REPLY Cancel reply Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter You have entered an incorrect email address! Please enter your email address here 5 stories that shaped Apopka’s news weekOrange County School District and Classroom Teachers Association sign tentative agreementProject benefits water quality for Lake Apopka and springs of Wekiva systemApopka CRA still making simplistic movesThe Apopka Voice changes ownershipHave the heart of an entrepreneur? The Apopka Business Incubator can help TAGSWeek in Review Previous articleCan’t wait until the 4th? Try Red Hot & BoomNext articleJoin The Apopka Voice team: Office Manager and Sales Manager needed Denise Connell RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR Please enter your name here Gov. DeSantis says new moment-of-silence law in public schools protects religious freedom Please enter your comment! UF/IFAS in Apopka will temporarily house District staff; saves almost $400,000 Florida gas prices jump 12 cents; most expensive since 2014 Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. read more

Help by sharing this information June 3, 2011 – Updated on January 20, 2016 Two journalists of the newspaper Al-Wafd questioned by the military prosecutor’s office Hossam Al-Suwaifi, a reporter for the newspaper Al-Wafd, and Sayyid Abdel Ati, the editor of the newspaper’s weekly edition, were questioned by the military prosecutor’s office about a 26 May article referring to a possible pact between the armed forces and the Muslim Brotherhood. RSF_en Organisation News read more

Houston,Texas (PR MediaRelease) June 24, 2019 – In a world where violence forces thousands of families to flee for their lives each day Refugee Awareness Month is the time to show that we stand with refugees. The post Refugee Resettlement is a Win for Refugees and for Host Countries appeared first on PR MediaRelease. Previous article060619_Hot_Summer_nights_03Next articleBuilding a legacy of financial freedom Digital AIM Web Support By Digital AIM Web Support – February 24, 2021 Pinterest Twitter Facebook Facebook Twitter WhatsApp Pinterest Local News TAGS  WhatsApp Refugee Resettlement is a Win for Refugees and for Host Countries read more

Troy falls to No. 13 Clemson You Might Like Eagles hold on to victory over Trinity Goshen High School’s Amanda Griggs hit the ball during a softball game against Trinity Academy in Goshen, Ala., Friday, April… read more Plans underway for historic Pike County celebration Book Nook to reopen Suspects arrested By The Penny Hoarder Published 9:29 pm Friday, April 8, 2011 Print Article John Contrel Foster, 20, of Troy; Troy Kentrell McClaney, 21, of Union Springs; Marquisse Rashad McClaney, 23, of Troy; and Brandon Jamal Ryles, 21, of Brundidge, were arrested at 11 p.m. Thursday and charged with two counts each of capital murder-robbery. The suspects went before District Judge William Hightower on Friday afternoon, where they petitioned for legal representation and were ordered held without bond in the Pike County Jail.Police said Friday that robbery appears to have been a motive for the killings. “We know that robbery was a motive,” Sgt. Benny Scarbrough said. “I can tell you that we recovered the firearms that were used in the crime.”Police responded to Adams’ residence on County Road 7741 near the Needmore community at approximately 7 p.m. Tuesday, where the bodies of Adams, 53, and Smilie, 22, were discovered in his residence. Both had been shot to death and were declared dead at the scene. The investigation is being conducted with the assistance of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit District Attorney’s Office, the Pike County Sheriff’s Department, the U.S. Marshals Service Gulf Coast Regional Fugitive Task Force, the Dale County Sheriff’s Office, the Ventress Corrections K-9 Unit and the Alabama Department of Forensic Science.Police have not released any additional details about the crime. “I’m not going to comment any further because of the ongoing investigation,” Scarbrough said. The Penny Hoarder Issues “Urgent” Alert: 6 Companies… Skip Law enforcement officers escort Troy McClaney and Brandon Ryals to the Pike County Courthouse for their preliminary hearing Friday afternoon. The suspects are two of four men charged with capital murder in the deaths of Mark Kelvin Adams and Carla Leaann Smilie, who were found shot to death this week in AdamsÕ Needmore residence. (Photo/Jaine Treadwell)The four men who have been charged with the murders of Mark Kelvin Adams and Carla Leann Smilie were ordered held without bond Friday at the Pike County Courthouse. By Jaine Treadwell Latest Stories Sponsored Content Pike County Sheriff’s Office offering community child ID kits Email the author Remember America’s heroes on Memorial Day Around the WebMd: Do This Immediately if You Have Diabetes (Watch)Blood Sugar BlasterIf You Have Ringing Ears Do This Immediately (Ends Tinnitus)Healthier LivingHave an Enlarged Prostate? Urologist Reveals: Do This Immediately (Watch)Healthier LivingWomen Only: Stretch This Muscle to Stop Bladder Leakage (Watch)Healthier LivingRemoving Moles & Skin Tags Has Never Been This EasyEssential HealthRemember Them? I’m Sure Their New Net Worth Will Leave You SpeechlessbradofoThe content you see here is paid for by the advertiser or content provider whose link you click on, and is recommended to you by Revcontent. As the leading platform for native advertising and content recommendation, Revcontent uses interest based targeting to select content that we think will be of particular interest to you. We encourage you to view your opt out options in Revcontent’s Privacy PolicyWant your content to appear on sites like this?Increase Your Engagement Now!Want to report this publisher’s content as misinformation?Submit a ReportGot it, thanks!Remove Content Link?Please choose a reason below:Fake NewsMisleadingNot InterestedOffensiveRepetitiveSubmitCancel read more

ABC News(NEW YORK) — In parts of Georgia and South Carolina, more than half a foot of rain has fallen in the last 24 to 48 hours and caused flash flooding.Downtown Charleston, South Carolina on Wednesday got more than 4 inches, a new record that flooded the streets. The storm system that delivered the heavy rain to the Southeast is making its way up the coast on Thursday, with heavy rain likely in Washington, Philadelphia, New York and Boston.The storm is forecast to move into Maine around rush hour. Behind this now-coastal storm, a cold front will move out from the Midwest and deliver even more rain, possibly thunderstorms, to the Northeast by the evening.That system should move out of the Northeast by Thursday night, with a pleasant Friday expected for most major cities along the Interstate 95 corridor.Much of the West is finally cooling down after more record highs were posted on Wednesday, including 112 degrees in Phoenix, 98 in Portland, Oregon, and 95 in Seattle.Highs Thursday for many cities will be 10 to 20 degrees cooler than on Wednesday, but heat will linger in cities including Phoenix and Las Vegas.By Friday, slightly cooler weather finally should reach even Las Vegas and Phoenix.Copyright © 2019, ABC Radio. All rights reserved. read more

Brad James FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailLOGAN, Utah-Friday, USU football head coach Gary Andersen announced the signing of two players to the Aggies’ 2019 roster.Josh Bowcut, a 6-5 280-pound defensive tackle out of Sherwood, Ore. and a returned Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints missionary from the Arizona Tucson Mission, signed with the Aggies after originally signing with Oregon State when Andersen was the Beavers’ coach.During his varsity career at Sherwood High School, Bowcut amassed 68 tackles and 10.5 sacks for the Bowmen.Additionally, Jaylin Bannerman, a 6-5 240-pound defensive end out of Pickerington, Ohio, signed with the Aggies after a standout season at Arizona Western College of Yuma, Ariz. in 2018. Bannerman posted 28 tackles, 1.5 sacks, 2.5 tackles for a loss and a fumble recovery in 11 games for the Matadors.Bannerman commenced his collegiate career at Kentucky. Written by June 28, 2019 /Sports News – Local Utah State Football Adds Two Players To 2019 Roster Tags: Arizona Tucson Mission/Arizona Western College Matadors/Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints/Gary Andersen/Jaylin Bannerman/Josh Bowcut/Kentucky Wildcats/USU Football read more