Zimbabwe Ban Nigerians from trading in their country

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According to news reports, starting from January next year, Nigerians trading in Zimbabwe will no longer be allowed to. Zimbabwean authorities said they have given foreign shop-owners, mostly Chinese and Nigerian nationals, an ultimatum to shut down their businesses by January. 1, 2014.

Chinese general's son jailed for gang-rape of woman in Beijing hotel

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Li Tianyi gets 10 years after refusing to repent or compensate victim in case that turned spotlight on China's wealthy elite.

Li Tianyi's father, Li Shuangjiang, is dean of music at the PLA’s Academy of Arts, and his mother, Meng Ge, is also a renowned military singer. Photograph: Reuters

The 17-year-old son of a prominent Chinese general and military singer has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for gang-rape, bringing to an end a six-month affair that provoked widespread outrage about entitlement among the country's wealthy elite.
The Haidian district people's court in Beijing sentenced Li Tianyi and four other juveniles for getting a woman drunk, beating her, and gang-raping her in a Beijing hotel in February. Three others received sentences of three to four years. The only legal adult in the group, a man with the surname Wang, was sentenced to 12 years behind bars.

China 'Unblocks' Twitter And Others

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The Chinese government could be about to relax its strict censorship laws, albeit only in a small area of one of its cities.

Facebook, Twitter and other websites will be unblocked in a free-trade zone of Shanghai, the South China Morning Post reports.

An unnamed official said the move was to make foreigners "feel at home".

PHOTOS: The Man With Nose On His Forehead & Reason

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After his nose was damaged, then infected and deformed, this Chinese man has had a new one artificially grown on a rather unusual place.
The 22-year-old man, identified only as 'Xiaolian,' damaged his nose in a vehicle accident back in August 2012, but decided not to seek medical treatment. An infection then gradually corroded the cartilage, and, when Xiaolian finally went to see a doctor, it was too late: the surgeons were helpless.
There was no other choice left but to grow a new nose to transplant it, replacing the damaged one.
The surgeons placed a skin tissue expander onto Xiaolian's forehead, cutting in into the shape of a nose and supporting it by cartilage taken from his ribs.