It also claimed he pursued a "decadent
capitalist lifestyle" – squandering at
least €4.6m in 2009 alone, including in
a foreign casino – and deliberately
hampered construction projects in
Pyongyang.
He sold off natural resources "at
random" and committed treachery by
selling off land at the Rason special
economic zone for five decades, it
added, apparently in reference to a
deal with Russia.
"They are using this opportunity to
scapegoat Uncle Jang by relegating
responsibility for all policy failures,"
said Leonid Petrov of the Australian
National University.
Other offences cited include
halfhearted applause as Kim rose to
power and Jang's "reckless"
instruction to security forces to erect a
granite block with Kim's signature in a
shaded corner rather than in front of
their headquarters.
Brian Myers, an expert on ideology at
Dongseo University in Busan, noted
that the denigration of Jang held
potential perils for the leadership. It
raised questions about his ability to
cause so much damage for so long and
sat uneasily with North Korea's use of
collective punishment.
"This is a member of the clan in a
culture where the regime tends to
punish entire families for crimes
committed by one of them. So it seems
odd to be so explicit about [his]
crimes," Myers said.
KCNA said Jang had long held a "dirty
political ambition" but dared not act
while Kim Il-sung and Kim Jong-il were
alive.

North Korea has executed Kim Jong-
un's uncle as a "traitor for all ages"
who confessed to planning a coup,
state media has announced.
Jang Song-thaek, previously one of the
country's most powerful men, was
accused of everything from plotting to
overthrow the state to instigating
disastrous currency reforms and
dishing out pornography in the report
from official news agency KCNA.
It denounced him as "worse than a
dog" and "despicable human scum".
KCNA said a special military tribunal
had found him guilty of treason and
the Rodong Sinmun newspaper carried
a photograph of him handcuffed and
held by uniformed guards in the
courtroom.
North Korea announced earlier this
week that Jang, thought to be in his
late 60s, had been stripped of all posts
and expelled from the Workers' party
for offences including factionalism,
corruption and dissolute behaviour.
But many had thought his marriage to
the youthful leader's aunt – the sister
of late leader Kim Jong-il – was likely
to save his life.
In Pyongyang, people crowded around
subway station billboards displaying
the morning paper and news of the
execution, Associated Press reported.
Others sat quietly and listened as a
radio broadcast broadcast into the
subway listed Jang's crimes.
The lengthy, bombastic and at times
downright bizarre report from KCNA
quoted an alleged admission by Jang
that he sought to destabilise the
country, triggering discontent among
the military and others. He planned to
become premier if North Korea
approached collapse and use illicitly
acquired wealth to ensure that "the
people and service personnel will
shout 'hurrah' for me" and his coup
would succeed smoothly".

MANGAM: Do we need this at this time?

Seriouly i don't understand our governmment..

MIKE MACHARIA, 38, KENYA
Michael King’Ori Macharia is the Group CEO of Seven Seas Technologies (SST), one of East Africa’s leading technology solutions companies. As a qualified chartered accountant, Mike founded SST in Kenya in 1999 at the age of 25, having risen to the post of sales manager after three years working at a then-leading IT firm, Comtech Systems. From a team of just five at its inception in 1999, the SST Group currently has more than 100 permanent employees in East, West and Southern Africa, as well as Portugal, and generates annual revenues of around $50 million.

ABASIAMA IDARESIT, 34, NIGERIA
Abasiama Idaresit is a firm believer in the possibilities of the internet for Africa. He is the founder and CEO of Wild Fusion, a Nigeria-based digital marketing agency with a presence in Nigeria, Ghana and Kenya. It has a clientele of blue-chip companies including Pepsi, Unilever, Diamond Bank and Vodafone. Upon completion of his Information Systems and Management course at the London School of Economics in 2008, Idaresit returned to Nigeria to start Wild Fusion. This was before the rise of Twitter, when internet advertising was still a very unpopular idea in the country. After eight months with little to no revenue generated, Idaresit’s $250-money-back trial service increased a reluctant client’s earnings by 100 percent in three months. So stunning was the result that Google adopted it as an internet marketing case study. The company became Google Adwords’ first local certified partner and was named Nigeria’s best digital agency in 2011. In 2012, having received no external funding, it recorded an annual turnover of $6 million. Idaresit, who has been featured on CNN among other media outlets, says he has always loved the internet and wants to see it change Africa.

SIM SHAGAYA, 38, NIGERIA
From computer programming at the tender young age of 10 to leading Google Africa, over the years Sim Shagaya has established three multi-million-dollar Nigerian digital companies: eMotion, Nigeria’s first digital ad company which he now chairs; dealdey.com, the country’s largest deal site; and Konga.com, Nigeria’s second-largest ecommerce player and which has received over $15 million in funding from investors including Naspers and Kinnivik. While 10 percent of Konga’s shares are distributed among employees, Shagaya controls a majority stake of at least 51 percent. Prior to his successful string of entrepreneurial strides, Shagaya spent two years as the personal executive to the current chairman of Etisalat Nigeria, Hakeem Bello- Osagie. Shagaya plans to spend 20 years of his life revamping local retail and building a sustainable retail network in Nigeria, just as Jeff Bezos did with Amazon.

ROLAND AGAMBIRI, 39, GHANA
A visionary and inspiring youth advocate, Roland Agambiri is the group chairman of AGAMS GROUP and the founder and CEO of the much-celebrated electronics manufacturer, rlg Communications. His ascent is a study in determination. After earning a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration, Agambiri established Roagam Links Ghana in March 2001 as a mobile phone repair outlet. It later became rlg, the pioneer indigenous computer and mobile phone plant and technology institute in Ghana and the West African sub-region. Agambiri has since expanded the company’s presence to China, Gambia and Nigeria – where it established a $20-million assembly plant – and Dubai, the location of its new global headquarters. The Ghana Investment Promotion Centre’s Ghana Club 100 previously christened rlg as the Fastest Growing Company in Ghana, the Leader in Ghana’s ICT Sector and the Best Entrant to the Club 100.

VINNY LINGHAM, 34, SOUTH AFRICA
Lingham, one of South Africa’s leading tech exports, is an internet entrepreneur and serial founder, with several companies under his belt. In 2003, he founded incuBeta – a global online marketing investment holding company – and Click2Customers – a successful search engine marketing company with offices in Cape Town, Los Angeles and London. Presently, Click2Customers generates an annual revenue of about $100 million. Lingham, who now lives in San Francisco, competes on the global scene and has, over the years, built quite an empire, with multi-million dollar companies including Lingham Capital, Yola Inc (formerly Synthasite), Gyft and more. Linghman sits on the boards of ChessCube, SkyRove, and Personera and previously served on marketing advisory boards for internet giant, Yahoo, and Nasdaq-listed, ValueClick.

ASHISH THAKKAR, 31, UGANDA
Ashish Thakkar is a co-founder and CEO of the Mara Group. The Group, with interests in real estate, manufacturing, technology, renewable energy and financial services, has over 7,000 employees across 19 countries and an annual turnover in excess of $100 million. Entrepreneurship for him, like his billionaire mentor and friend Richard Branson, started at an early age. Thakkar was just 15 years old when he set up his first business: importing and selling computer hardware and software in Uganda. Thakkar says the loss of his parents’ wealth in the 1993 Rwandan genocide spurred him to start a business. Over the years, his personal worth has climbed over $290 million.

MARK SHUTTLEWORTH, 39, SOUTH AFRICA
Mark Shuttleworth, South Africa’s tech wunderkind, is the founder of Canonical Ltd, the developer of Ubuntu, the world’s largest, free, open-source operating system with over 20 million users. Shuttleworth shot to fame in 1999 when Thawte, an internet security company he founded four years earlier, at the age of 22, was acquired by VeriSign for $575 million.
Shuttleworth used funds from the buyout of his first company to start a Cape Town-based emerging markets investment fund, HBD Capital (now Knife Capital). The fund eventually sold several companies for nine-digit sums, including Fundamo, which Visa paid $110 million for in 2011. He also founded an eponymous foundation that financially supports innovative social entrepreneurs, and was South Africa’s first man to shuttle to space.

VENTURES AFRICA – Africa has a new class of millionaires. Many are not members of dynasties and few are into the traditional generators of African wealth – resource mining and exploration or brokering of lucrative government contracts. They have grabbed new tools and made new friends. With technology in one hand and foreign investment in the other, these millennials are building business that will diversify Africa’s economic landscape. They also aren’t doing too badly for themselves. Here are 10 “new millionaires” under 40 whose ideas are both transforming the continent and making them fabulously wealthy.

Go to:
http://www.yourtango.com/2013201004/celebrity-sex-nip-slips-nude-celebrities-pics-2013 to view nudes..
Can you tell me your views of the music industry presently?

9. LADY GAGA
If you wanted to see Lady Gaga naked, Marina Abramovic helped that happen. Gaga starred in a bizarre clip for "The Abramovic Method," which apparently involves standing in fields nude, sitting on rocks nude and screaming a lot. But guys, it's like, totally art, you guys. You just don't get it.
10. SETH ROGEN
Seth Rogen and James Franco lampooned Kanye Westand Kim Kardashian's now-infamous "Bound 2" video ... and somehow lookedlessridiculous than Kimye did. But, guys, where the hell are your helmets?

7. RIHANNA
Rihanna got kicked out of Abu Dhabi for being too sexy. She responded by posting this selfie in which everything -- even her face -- is naked. Can we all just bask for a moment in how unfair life is? The girl is stunning. But this is pretty much just Tuesday for Rih, who loves showing off what she's got.
8. SHIRI APPLEBY
Shiri Appleby showed the full monty, so why didn't her sexy selfie get the Miley treatment from the press? Perhaps because that's what it was going for: The shot, which showseverything, came out suspiciously close to when Appleby was topless onGirls... and no one was buying it as an accident.

4. ROSIE HUNTINGTON WHITELEY
Fellow model and actress Rosie Huntington-Whiteley suffered a nip slip at the 2013 British FashionAwards. Perhaps an award should be given to double-stick tape next time?
5. NICKI MINAJ
Nicki Minaj has had so many nip slipsthat she almost always opts for pasties nowadays -- but who needs pasties when you've got palms? (And believe it or not, this is one of the more covered up shots on her Instagram!)
6. JOSH HUTCHERSON
After some alleged nudes of Josh Hutcherson came out in late July, we got tongue-tied. But the pics never really, er, caught fire -- because, well, look at his jaw. The shots were PhotoShopped to death and dismissed as fake pretty quickly.

2. DEMI LOVATO
The bizarre image you see here is the tamest in a series of leaked photos supposedly of Cyrus' pal,X Factorjudge and fellow Disney alum Demi Lovato. While the authenticity of the shots has been questioned, many point out that the presence of her tattoos--as well as of Wilmer Valderrama--speak to their legitimacy. Lovato never commented, though, and the story faded into relative obscurity as soon as Cyrus started up her thirsty "urban" antics again.
3. CHRISSY TEIGEN
What do you get a swimsuit model for her birthday? If you're John Legend, you get Chrissy Teigen a tweet featuring her nipple. Were all the florists closed?

Which celebs got naked and caused a stir in 2013?
So many people got naked so often in 2013 that it was a little tough to narrow down all the salacious nude photos and videos that hit the Web.
But fear not: We're here to help. From Miley Cyrusto Lady Gaga and beyond, check out the biggest celebrity sexscandal stories of the year!
1. MILEY CYRUS
Miley Cyrus showed a lot(!) of skin in 2013, particularly at the VMAs when she attempted to twerk on Robin Thicke and some innocent teddy bears. But it's her naked bod in her "Wrecking Ball" video that broke YouTube records. Was it the spit string? The tears? The likelihood of a rash? The Terry Richardson creep factor? Maybe a little of all of those. Which is sad, because the song itself shows off her pipes!