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July 04, 2008
Bush Asks for Help, Abroad and at Home, in Sending Aid to Africa
White House photo by Eric Draper
President Bush called for Congress to renew his global AIDS initiative and urged other nations to live up to their promises to fight poverty and disease on the continent.

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He Took Six Years and Spent Thousands of Dollars Making Mistakes So Future Immigrants Don't Have To
06.28.08
A Young African spent 6 years in Australia, stumbling in the dark, enduring semi-homelessness and accruing thousands of dollars in debts and now puts all his lessons online so that his fellow immigrants can learn from his mistakes.
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Pascal Lamy - WTO Thug?
07.03.08
The WTO seems to be intent on ensuring the death of the African farmer.
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Zimbabwe Elections: African leaders to tackle Zimbabwe crisis at summit
07.01.08
African leaders are expected to press President Robert Mugabe on Tuesday to negotiate with Zimbabwe's opposition but are unlikely to punish his government for holding a discredited presidential election.
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AMERICA VOTES: RACISM IS JUST STIGMATISING
03.14.08

Its mind blowing seeing many an army of cynics demonizing each other in the US presidential elections. I think this should not be about ill thinking about the other personality in the race as it has turned to.

                I have a natural love for Hillary not because of the gender but a Clinton who has had a good touch with blackness inherited from Bill senior, prompting some to code name him the first American black president. Turning to Obama, so much has been said about blood in his veins
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ETHIOPIA:-Ethiopian Opposition in Overtime.
06.02.08

Many people, I know, did not recover from the “trauma” of CUD’s failure.  It was a blow not only to their supporters but to all the people who wanted to see a sustainable culture of democracy...It does not help to criticize or blame one group or the other today for things that's happened yesterday, as it would be nothing but a hindsight bias, but the lesson we got from that process should be a motivating factor to start rebuilding a reputation and restore some credibility of “Opposition” culture. Just in TIME.

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Kenya: The Regional Eastern Africa UNISTAFF Alumni Network (REAL)
05.09.08
REAL, the Regional Eastern Africa UNISTAFF Alumni Network is an organ of knowledge sharing that embraces Eastern Africa university staff engaged in university level administration and management, teaching and learning and research in higher education. Founded in November 2006, through the financial support of German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and Federal Republic of Germany, the Network is positioning itself in the region as an effective institution for capacity building among university staff, an agent for quality assurance and research in higher education.
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Gambia: Workers on strike at Senegambia Hotel
12.28.07
Sources close to the famous Senegambia Hotel - a four star hotel, told Senegambianews.com that some employees there are on a sit down strike as they demand a 50% salary increase and other benefits.
 
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Direct Cash for the Poor: Ghana's grand centrally planned waste
01.30.08
Medieval Kings and Princes were naively convinced by alchemists that they could turn lead into gold. Even though the alchemists repeatedly failed, they received the support of the Kings and Princes and the joke continued until every one became fed up.
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10 Great Business Idea
01.02.08
Are you working and wish you could start something along the time? Do you want to explore some business opportunities while you are still in paid employment? Are you ready to try out your business skills? Then, now is the time to explore. You can run your business alongside while you keep your current employment.
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Nigeria: Problems with credit/debit cards issued
03.21.08
On the 15th of October 2004, Ecobank Nigeria Plc made history when it launched the first ever internationally accepted credit card in Nigeria - the Ecobank MasterCard.
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PATIS: A successful first in Minnesota
10.10.07
The build up to the summit was intense, with members of the organizing committee led by Mr. Joash Maangi and Henry Ongeri running up and down. Going by the high powered list of the guest speakers, there are those who thought these guys were bluffing. But then the big day came and all were proved wrong.
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Colombia/ France: Betancourt is freed at last, but without France’s aid
07.03.08
Mrs Ingrid Betancourt, 46, a Colombian politician, was yesterday freed from her captors, the Armed Revolutionary Army of Colombia (FARC), by the Colombian regular Army, in an audacious but bloodless and also epic operation, carried out deep in the Colombian thick equatorial forest.
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South Africa: Xenophobic attacks exaggerated, says Malawi ruler
06.08.08
President Bingu Mutharika has said despite meeting the South African President, Thabo Mbeki during the World Economic Forum, he did not discuss anything with him relating to the ensuing xenophobic attacks, which have so far left about 60 people, including Malawians dead and scores others rendered homeless.
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Kibaki is a stumbling block to popular reforms
02.24.08
On Tuesday, February 19, Mr Mwai Kibaki released his proposal on how he and his Party of National Unity intend to resolve the power crisis that engulfs Kenya. According to him, the primary consideration is that any power sharing arrangement has to comply with the dictates of the Constitution. As such, Kibaki is opposed to having an arrangement where the role of the Head of State is delineated from that of the head of Government through the creation of executive Prime Minister position
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Zimbabwe: President Morgan Tsvangirai's statement as MDC withdraws from the presidential runoff
06.25.08
The MDC won the March 29th elections despite conditions that were far from free and fair. Our party’s message of peaceful, democratic change and rebuilding a New Zimbabwe enjoys the support of the vast majority of Zimbabweans. Our election victory confirmed this to Mugabe and since that date, he and his supporters have been waging a war against the people of Zimbabwe.
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Lagos: A city under siege
05.28.07
This piece cost me three thousand naira to write and a lecture from the street school of experience. My car had displayed a niggling problem for a while, deciding to flat-line in the most unbelievable places for no reason at all, so my mechanic, Martin (in Lagos, they make house calls) and I decided we’d trouble shoot.
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AIDS, Skepticism and Scientific Fact
11.12.07
Americans and Europeans have always had the freedom to travel around the world; traveling to Haiti is no more difficult than traveling to sub-Saharan Africa, that's why I'm skeptical of  the claim made by the National Academy of Science that AIDS was brought to the U.S. by a Haitian immigrant. Americans and Europeans can buy a plane ticket to anywhere they want to go but the majority of Haitians and Africans don't have that luxury.
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Ghana: Mr. President - Please don’t underestimate the Ghanaians' intelligence
06.30.08
THE FORTHCOMING OF THE National Awards event won’t happen until July 1st ,but judging by the buzz, controversies and ‘insults’ surrounding it, the Public will not pay much attention to its significance, importance and ramifications. The center of gravity of the National Awards has been shifted and it’s creating very uncomfortable feelings among Ghanaians of every political leaning.
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Monica's Dad
'We killed many Ethiopians'
Allied Ethiopian-Somali troops in Somalia have killed 71 Islamist insurgents in an operation launched in central regions, Ethiopia's state television reports.
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South Africans warned over poor savings culture
The majority of South Africans will retire with insufficient resources, the South African Savings Institute said in Johannesburg on Friday.
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Africa: G8 Leaders Urged to Dump the World Bank's Climate Investment Funds
G8 leaders meeting in Hokkaido July 7-9 to tackle issues such as rising oil prices and global warming are being urged to dump the World Bank’s highly controversial ‘climate investment funds’.
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White House photo by Chris Greenberg
Zimbabwe: Tanzania Rejects Mugabe Win
Tanzania does not recognise Mr Robert Mugabe as the legally elected President of Zimbabwe because last Friday's presidential run-off, which was boycotted by the opposition, was "highly flawed", Foreign Affairs minister Bernard Membe said yesterday.
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Zambia: Mwanawasa Alive
THE Government has dismissed international media reports that President Mwanawasa has died.
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Mining threatens Cango Caves
One of South Africa's best-known tourist attractions, the Cango Caves, may be destroyed if a company gets its way and starts mining limestone in the area.
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UNMIS/Fred Noy
Aid for Zimbabwe refuge seekers
About 150 people receive aid after seeking refuge at the US embassy in the Zimbabwean capital, Harare.
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Mauritania: USADF Launches Program Operations
First Projects Will Help Camel Herders Fight Drought, Increase Milk Production
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England unchanged for South Africa (AFP)

England batsman Michael Vaughan is seen here in action against New Zealand during the fourth day of the second cricket test match at Old Trafford in Manchester, May 2008. National selector Geoff Miller has announced an unchanged 12-man England squad for next week's first Test against South Africa at Lord's. Vaughan was included despite concerns over his fitness.(AFP/File/Paul Ellis)AFP - National selector Geoff Miller announced an unchanged 12-man England squad here Thursday for next week's first Test against South Africa at Lord's.


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Former DRC rebel in The Hague to face war crimes charges (AFP)

Former Democratic Republic of Congo rebel leader Jean-Pierre Bemba, seen here in 2006, hsa arrived in the Netherlands to face war crimes charges before the International Criminal Court, said prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo.(AFP/File/Issouf Sanogo)AFP - Former Congolese rebel leader Jean-Pierre Bemba arrived in the Netherlands on Thursday to face war crimes charges before the International Criminal Court, prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo said.


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Gary van der Merwe
Africa: HIV/Aids Microbicides Have 'A Long Way to Go'
Microbicides - substances that scientists had believed could reduce transmission of the HIV/Aids virus in women may not come that soon, a senior official from the partnership that is developing the substances said on Thursday.
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World Bank
Africa: 'Agriculture Needs Green Growth'
Caution needs to be exercised in developing African food production to avoid long-term social and environmental harm, according to an ecologist credited with averting mass hunger on the continent.
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Suspected kidnappers nabbed in Nigeria: spokesman (AFP)

Nigerian rebels brandish theirs weapons in a speedboat in a show of strength for reporters in 2006. Police in Nigeria have arrested eight suspected kidnappers, including those who allegedly seized three Chinese and a Lebanese, in the oil-rich Niger delta, a police spokesman said.(AFP/File/Dave Clark)AFP - Police in Nigeria have arrested eight suspected kidnappers, including those who allegedly seized three Chinese and a Lebanese, in the oil-rich Niger delta, a police spokesman said Thursday.


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Ethiopia passes new media law
Ethiopia's parliament has passed a new media law, which bans censorship of private media and detention of journalists.
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Displaced foreigners 'still too scared to return'
Michael Mushi stands near the spot where Mozambican national Ernesto Nhamuave was burnt alive and issues a warning to foreigners.
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