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Steve Jobs: Apple founder’s 1973 job application going on sale

A 1973 job application filled out by the late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs is expected to sell for $50,000 (£36,000). The questionnaire, filled out by Jobs three years before starting the company that would make him billions, is riddled with spelling errors. The one-page document shows Jobs’ aspirations in technology before breaking into the industry. He listed his special abilities …

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Akufo-Addo Leaves For 10-Day Duty In Togo, U.S. And Germany

President Akufo-Addo has left Ghana on Friday for a 10-day visit to Togo, the United States of America and Germany. Whilst in Togo, he will resume the mediation efforts he is making in the dialogue, begun on Tuesday with representatives of the Faure Gnassingbé government and the opposition parties. The meeting aimed at finding a lasting solution to the political impasse in that country …

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Martin Amidu sworn in as Ghana’s first Special Prosecutor

President Nana Akufo-Addo has sworn in Martin Amidu as Ghana’s first Special Prosecutor. Mr. Amidu was sworn in on Friday at the Flagstaff House in the presence of the Vice President, Chief of Staff, Attorney General and other government officials. After Mr. Amidu had been sworn in, President Akufo-Addo reminded him of the high expectations of the citizenry. “The Ghanaian …

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Children ‘forced to watch rape’ in South Sudan

Children in South Sudan have been forced to watch their mothers being raped and killed, the UN says. A report by UN human rights investigators says that 40 officials may be individually responsible for war crimes and crimes against humanity. It says civilians have been tortured and mutilated, and villages destroyed on an industrial scale. Conflict between government factions has …

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Kenya’s Top Court Considers Case to Legalize Homosexuality

It’s a significant step in East Africa, where homosexuality is illegal in almost every country in the region and in 38 countries in total across the continent, according to Amnesty International. “The fact that we are being heard is an indicator that our democracy has come of age,” said Eric Gitari, a Harvard-educated lawyer and founder of the National Gay …

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Boston Dynamics Gives Another Reason Robots Will Hate Us 1 Day

In one of the scariest moments in the movie Jurassic Park, a pair of intelligent Velociraptors, brought back to Earth by man’s hubris, defy an assumption about their limitations: They open a kitchen door. Now imagine that the raptors are real, transformed into headless robot dogs that can negotiate stairs, fling open doors with their robotic claws and generally overcome …

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