The Black Belt Magazine World Sport Karate Rankings December 09 | 2020
The Official Black Belt Magazine World Sport Karate Rankings have been created by a committee with the consideration of major leagues including but not limited to the ISKA, WAKO, NASKA, and WKC. These rankings will be updated after major sport karate tournaments and do not belong to any singular league, but may assist in matchmaking for future professional events. Those ranked as Champion are the current defending champions from the 2019 ISKA US Open World Championships. These rankings have been adjusted to account for age changes in the upcoming season and inactivity in late 2019 and early 2020.
FM sends written message to Mali counterpart
15 Apr 2021 - 10:43
Ambassador H E Ahmed Abdulrahman Al Sunaidi handing over the message to Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Mali H E Zeini Moulaye.
QNA
Bamako: Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of the Republic of Mali H E Zeini Moulaye has received a written message from Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs H E Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, pertaining to the bilateral relations and ways of enhancing and developing them.
The message was delivered by Ambassador of the State of Qatar to the Republic of Mali, H E Ahmed Abdulrahman Al Sunaidi during his meeting with Mali s Minister of Foreign Affairs.
We are doing remarkably well - Professor Johan Fourie Updated
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Economic historian and professor Johan Fourie shared his thoughts on the current economic state of South Africa.
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Johan Fourie is a professor of economics and history at the University of Stellenbosch.
Fourie teaches economic history to undergraduate and graduate students and writes frequently on the topic, either by contributing to research or for a more popular audience, as a columnist and blogger.
Fourie is the author of the book, Long Walk To Economic Freedom which is an engaging guide to complex debates about the roots and reason of prosperity, the march of opportunity versus the crushing boot of exploitation, and why the builders of societies - rather than the burglars - ultimately win out.
Van Halen released their fifth studio album,
Diver Down. To celebrate its 39th anniversary, here are 16 things you might not know about the record:
1. After the band put out their cover of
Roy Orbison’s“(Oh) Pretty Woman,” it became a hit, so their record company wanted to jump on that momentum and had them record an album featuring more covers.
2. The album is one of
Eddie Van Halen’s least favorites because it features five covers. He once said, “I’d rather have a bomb with one of my songs than a hit with someone else’s.”
3.
Diver Down opens with a cover of