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Breaking News Tue, 7 Oct 2008
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Agriculture   Israel   Mideast   Palestine   Photo   Photos  
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ISRAEL-OPT: Palestinian farmers separated from their olive groves
web | Photo: Shabtai Gold/IRIN NI'LIN, WEST BANK, 7 October 2008 (IRIN) - As the olive harvest gets under way in the West Bank, residents of the Palestinian town of Ni'lin say much of their land, wher... (photo: Public Domain)
Government soldiers patrol in the streets of N'Djamena, Chad, Wednesday Feb. 6, 2008.
Africa   Chad   Geneva   Photos   Security  
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UN concerned about Chad attacks
| Geneva - The UN humanitarian office says aid workers in eastern Chad have been attacked by bandits over 120 times this year, hampering efforts to bring food and other relief to tens of thousands of ... (photo: AP / Jerome Delay)
 A woman carries her son after receiving food at a relief center thousands of others wait in line outside Kuito, Angola, Friday, June 14, 2002. Humanitarian groups say the April cease-fire in the long civil war between the Angolan government and UNITA reb  Sydney Morning Herald 
Elite on illegal-arms charges
| PARIS: Members of France's political and business elite have gone on trial charged with involvement in the illegal multimillion dollar sale of weapons to Angola during some of the bloodiest years of... (photo: AP Photo )
Angola   Arms   Crime   France   Paris   Photos  
Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga, left, and former Kenya's former presidential anti-corruption adviser John Githongo, right, are seen in Nairobi, Kenya, Wednesday Aug. 20 2008. Githongo returned to Kenya after three years in self-imposed exile, saying Wednesday the new coalition government will succeed only if it tackles gra  All Africa 
Raila Sees U.S. Financial Crisis Affecting Continent
Prime Minister Raila Odinga joined world leaders in warning on Monday that the financial crisis on Wall Street will inflict significant damage on African economies, including Kenya's. | ... (photo: AP / Khalil Senosi)
Africa   Economy   Odinga   Photos   World  
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Egyptian bus crash kills 11
| Cairo - At least 11 Egyptians were killed when an intercity bus collided head-on with a truck on a highway south of Cairo on Sunday, and 23 others were injured, securit... (photo: WN/Tamer)
Cairo   Crash   Injured   Photos   Truck  
 A Chinese woman sits at a pet store offering a variety of dog food options, both local and imported, in Beijing Friday, May 4, 2007. The exporter of a contaminated pet food ingredient blamed for the deaths of up to thousands of cats and dogs in the Unite Dawn
Toxic milk products go off shelves in more countries
| BEIJING, Oct 4: As tainted milk scandal deepens, many countries have decided to suspend import of Chinese milk products or to withdraw them from their market. | In the ... (photo: AP Photo/Elizabeth Dalziel)
Beijing   Chinese   Photos   Scandal   Toxic  
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Uganda’s new family of mountain gorillas
| KAMPALA: A new family of mountain gorillas, one of the world’s most endangered species, is ready for interaction with tourists, the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) said... (photo: Public domain photo)
Africa   Environment   Nature   Photos   Uganda  
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Study pushes back origin of AIDS pandemic
| CHICAGO — The deadly AIDS virus first began spreading among humans at the turn of the 20th century in sub-Saharan Africa, just as modern cities were emerging in the reg... (photo: Public domain photo)
Disease   Health   Photos   Science   Society  
Gen. Laurent Nkunda talks on a mobile phone in Bukavu at the Governor's residence which he took control Voa News
East Congo Rebels Withdraw from Peace Accord
| A rebel leader in Eastern Congo says he is withdrawing from January's peace agreement and has issued a call for Congolese to rise up and liberate the country. VOA's Sco... (photo: AP / Riccardo Gangale)
Africa   Congo   Leader   Peace   Photos   Rebels  
 Ugandan African Union peacekeeping troops in their armored vehicle patrol the outskirts of the Somali capital Mogadishu, Tuesday, May 1, 2007. The Security Council on Monday asked the U.N. chief to begin contingency planning to send U.N. peacekeepers bac Independent online
Struggling Darfur troops need helicopters now
| Without helicopters from the international community, the joint African Union/United Nations peacekeeping mission in Darfur was "doomed to failure", the mission's force... (photo: AP /Abdurahman Hersi)
Community   Darfur   Photos   Security   Troops  
 Yemeni women in Islamic covered dress pass a young soldier with his AK-47 submachine gun in Sana, Sunday May 21, 2000. Amid tight security involving more than 25,000 troops, senior officials and dignitaries from 47 countries began arriving in Yemen Sunda IRINnews
YEMEN: Protecting women, children from violence
web | Photo: Muhammad al-Jabri/IRIN SANAA, 2 October 2008 (IRIN) - A Netherlands-funded project is aiming to provide better protection for women and children exposed to v... (photo: AP Photo/Kamran Jebreili)
Children   Photos   Violence   Women   Yemen  
Mining The Guardian
East Congo to ban raw tin ore exports in Jan 2009
By Joe Bavier GOMA, Congo, Oct 2 (Reuters) - Congo will from January force its tin-rich eastern provinces to export only refined ore in a move that has drawn harsh critic... (photo: WN / Renzelle Mae Abasolo)
Congo   Economy   Export   Mineral   Photos  
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Origin of AIDS virus traced to 100 years ago, study finds
It was thought to be decades later | NEW YORK -- The AIDS virus has been circulating among people for about 100 years, decades longer than scientists had thought, a new s... (photo: AP / Alexandre Meneghini)
Aids   Health   People   Photos   Virus  
Enfants de Lemera USA Today
U.N. urges rebels to free 90 kids in Congo
Posted  | Comment  | Recommend | | | UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The United Nations on Wednesday urged rebels from the Lord's Resistance Army to free 9... (photo: Creative Commons / Martin Baran)
Congo   Health   Kids   Photos   Politics  
Politics Business & Economy
- Intellectual Cleansing: Part 2
- Governance 'has improved in two-thirds of Africa'  
- The Big Question: Is political and economic stability beginn
- Island Nations Top African Governance Index
 South African President Thabo Mbeki giving a speech to District Six land claimants in Cape Town  Picture taken of Thabo Mbeki in 2001 in District Six, Cape Town, on the occasion of one of a number of "handing back District Six" ceremonies cg1
In South Africa, High Level of Confidence in Judiciary
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- Fraud plagues prepaid calling card market
- The Big Question: Is political and economic stability beginn
- Kibaale to Crack Down on Bodabodas
- Fraud plagues prepaid calling card market
Mining
East Congo to ban raw tin ore exports in Jan 2009
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Education Sport
- Whiz kids make the world a bit better
- Rhodes student gang-raped
- Rich, poor divide is growing
- DA seeks 'quality' education
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Rich, poor divide is growing
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- South Africa ticket far from booked: Lucas Neill
- Dreamscape in demand from breeders ahead of Caulfield Guinea
- Senegal coach explains exclusions
- Bangura set for Sierra Leone debut
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Mikel Given Leave By Nigeria
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Health Human Rights
- Outbreak: 121 under observation
- Mystery S.Africa killer disease may be Congo fever
- Mystery S.Africa killer disease may be Congo fever
- Indications of drug addiction
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Ambulance crashes, patients die
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- UN condemns xenophobic murders
- Nigerian conflict a warning for Big Oil in Iraq
- Sudan criticises Palin, Biden over Darfur flight ban
- Persecuted in Senegal for being gay, an entertainer finds re
Women refugees leave their camp in Kalma, southern Darfur Sudan Thursday Jan . 31, 2008, to collect firewood under the protection of a U.N. patrol.
Sudan criticises Palin, Biden over Darfur flight ban
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Society & Culture Science & Technology
- ISRAEL-OPT: Palestinian farmers separated from their olive g
- And the best building in SA is...
- Zuma defends unity of ANC
- SA will prosper by curing its structural ills, says review 
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ISRAEL-OPT: Palestinian farmers separated from their olive groves
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- Disease warning on climate change
- Mystery S.Africa killer disease may be Congo fever
- Argus writer awarded for Island expose
- Baboon plan gets backing
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Argus writer awarded for Island expose
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