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Click this link         Healing water in Fiji Photo: Fijitimes People queuing to what is explained as a miracle water by villagers at Dausamu region in Tailevu in, Viti levu, Fiji. After interviewing some students from the University of the South Pacific (USP) who were also went to the water site, the effect of the water after being shower and drunk from the water that ,  it was like an anointing sensation fell upon them like in an open air crusade in christian gatherings. One of them explained that , his conditioned was improve from his asthmatic condition. he added that not only that it healed him from this sickness but also his performance and concentration level is high but also increases his output. and lastly, he concluded that the sick that are commonly told on the site to have been cured by the healing water was stroke, skin dieseases, sores, and even those who under the influence of the evil spirits also got manivested. for more information on this ...

REUTERS Image caption Donald Trump made a brief appearance outside Trump Tower on Saturday to greet his supporters US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and his team have come out fighting after a slew of attacks over his obscene remarks about women. Mr Trump is due to meet his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in the second presidential debate on Sunday night. His adviser Rudy Giuliani said Mr Trump may well bring up Mrs Clinton's alleged role in discrediting women who accused her husband Bill of sexual abuse. A 2005 recording of Mr Trump reveals him bragging about groping women. Debate questions that should terrify Trump and Clinton Outpouring of sex assault stories after Trump video Which Republicans have deserted Trump? Could Republicans still dump Trump? At least 33 senior Republicans - including senators, members of Congress, and state governors - have withdrawn their support since the video surfaced on Friday. Mr Trump  tweeted  a link to...

AFP Image caption So-called Islamic State has come under attack from an array of forces in Syria and Iraq So-called Islamic State (IS) has lost more than a quarter of the territory it once controlled, new data shows. Security and defence analysts IHS say the group's control has shrunk by 28% since its height in January 2015. In the first nine months of this year, IS' territory fell from 78,000 sq km (30,115 sq miles) to 65,500 sq km - an area equivalent to the size of Sri Lanka - IHS analysts said. However, IS losses have slowed in the three months to October. Is so-called Islamic State finished? Islamic State group: The full story Islamic State in maps IS has lost just 2,800 sq km (1,080 sq miles) since July. The slowdown appears to coincide with Russia reducing the number of air strikes against IS targets, IHS has observed. At the start of the year, some 26% targeted IS, but by the summer it had dropped to just 17%. "Last September, President ...