Fisherman

The fisherman who claims he drifted for 13 months in Pacific is speedily recovering in Hospital.
Jose Salvador Alvarenga arrived in a heavily damaged boat on a remote coral atoll in the Marshall Islands.
ALVARENGA is claiming that he had been living off fish and turtles he had caught and relying on rainwater, and sometimes his own urine, to drink.
Authorities are STILL trying to determine if his story IS true.
But EXPECTS SAYS THE Conditions in the Pacific make the timeline of Alvarenga's journey believable.

Mexican fishermen made a similar drift journey in 2006 that lasted nine months.

Public Transportation for Disable people

Cape Town city bosses say they are planning to restructure and expand the city's traffic services for people with disabilities
Dial-a ride -- The cities door to door transport for people with disabilities -- are facing over-subscription issues as thousands of disabled capetonians rely on this means of transport.
Myciti and Dial-arid are the only universal accessible transportation in the city for now
The city's Brett Herron says they are looking at extending the number of opportunities to use the service to more people.
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They are also working on the universal access polity:

millions to be paid to a man who might marry his lesbian daughter

Limpompo widow whose husband was killed while on his way to EFF meeting says all her husband wanted to see was Malema.

The 22-year-old Dikeledi Selebe lost her husband on Tuesday while on his way to see EFF leader Julius Malema.

Selebe says her husband Stanley Selowa heard rumour that Malema was visiting the area to address protesters.

The villagers were protesting against police delays in a gruesome case.

Selowa is the third victim to die in the protests since Saturday.

His grandmother says her son died for nothing, since he didn’t make it to the destination.

Selowa and one other man were killed on Tuesday after being allegedly shot by police officer.

Sochi horror

Sochi construction worker, who was part of the team that build venues for Olympics feel, cheated.
He says he did not get paid; he is too weak to work, because his injuries are bad, his family rely on friends and relatives.
Human rights says when workers went on strike, they were punished.
Migrant’s workers were the most vulnerable.
They says they did made several appealed to the officials, but government only acknowledged the problem just few weeks ago.
But most migrants were already left Russia without getting paid
Some of the complains include, no wages, no water and very overcrowded condition.

US have alternative arrangements in case of crisis in Sochi.

Olympics will take place in less than three weeks away,

But keeping up with the security it hasn’t been easy for Russia.

Even though Russian officials says they’ve got everything under control,

US is making plans of their own.

Ahead of next month’s game, FBI says US law enforcement is already in                                             Sochi to provide security advice and support.

With the threats and the signs of uncertainty, US is daring on protecting their athletes.

US military will be in place, in case measure attacks occur.

Helicopters will be on standby in Germany, they could be on the scene within two hours

If crisis rises.

But they need Russia’s approval first.

Russia hasn’t been at rest in the past few weeks, with threats, coming from

All kinds of direction.

THE HUNT IS ON FOR A SOCHI'S POSSIBLE BOMBER

SOCHI OFFICIALS ARE IN SEARCH FOR A DANGEROUS WIDOW IN RUSSIA
RUZANA IBRAGIMOVA, A 22-YEAR-OLD WIDOW WHO'S HUSBAND,

WAS KILLED BY SECURITY FORCES LAST YEAR IS VOWED REVENGE.
THE SO-CALLED "BLACK WIDOW" OF THE ISLAMIC MILITANT IS SUSPECTED TO BE ALREADY AROUND SOCHI AND READY TO ATTACK.

THE OFFICIALS SAYS SHE MAY HAVE TRAVELLED TO SOCHI SOMEWHERE AROUND JANUARY11-14

OFFICIALS SEARCHED ALL THE HOTELS AND DISTRIBUTED FLYERS ALL ACROSS THE AREA.

THE POLICE BELIEVE THAT SHE MIGHT BE PART OF AN OLYMPIC TERROR, AND POSSIBLE BOMBING DURING THE GAMES.