13 Pictures – Madonna and Guy Ritchie at Nobu Berkeley in London (November 16 2006) – are added to the gallery.
Madonna News for November 2006
Yohane Banda, the biological father of the Malawian toddler pop star Madonna wants to adopt, has remarried, a relative said today.
Banda’s cousin, Gedion Zimba, said the father of 13-month-old David married Flora Kamanga on Friday.
David was whisked away last month to London after Madonna and her husband, British filmmaker Guy Ritchie, were granted interim custody of him by a High Court judge.
Zimba said Banda, 32, married Kamanga, 22, at a low-key civil ceremony in his Lipunga Village in the central border district of Mchinji.
“It was a colourful ceremony. We are happy for him,”? he said.
Banda was not immediately available for comment.
Kamanga, who has a 2-year-old child from a previous relationship, is three months pregnant with Banda’s child.
In earlier interviews, Banda disclosed that he met Kamanga, from nearby Noti Village, in April this year.
“I was still mourning my wife but I thought it was high time I found a partner,”? he said.
Banda’s wife of 10 years Marita, 28, died on October 1, 2005, of childbirth complications a week after giving birth to David. The couple had two other sons – Garnet and Babel, but they both died in infancy from malaria.
Malawi’s High Court is to rule November 20 on a challenge by a coalition of human rights and child advocacy groups on the proceedings surrounding the adoption by Madonna.
The singer says she has met all the country’s requirements for adopting the child.
source : ap
Madonna’s representative, Liz Rosenberg, told American publication Life & Style that the reports about 2nd adoption are false.
She says: “Madonna has stated that she wishes she could adopt all the children of Malawi, and in a way I guess she is, building her orphan care centre through the Raising Malawi Organisation.
“But there are no plans to actually adopt another child.”
source : irishexaminer
5 Pictures – Madonna and Guy Ritchie at Nobu Berkeley in London (November 16 2006) – are added to the gallery.
Britain’s biggest-selling album of all time has been named as Queen’s Greatest Hits, following a major study by researchers.
The Official UK Charts Company spent six months trawling through everything from hand-written till receipts from the 1950s to current chart sales to come up with the top 100.
Here’s the top 10:
1. Queen, Greatest Hits (5.4 million)
2. Beatles, Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (4.8 million)
3. Oasis, (What’s the Story) Morning Glory (4.3 million)
4. Dire Straits, Brothers in Arms (3.95 million)
5. Abba Gold, Greatest Hits (3.94 million)
6. Pink Floyd, Dark Side of the Moon (3.8 million)
7. Queen, Greatest Hits II (3.65 million)
8. Michael Jackson, Thriller (3.58 million)
9. Michael Jackson, Bad (3.55 million)
10. Madonna, The Immaculate Collection (3.4 million)












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