| Reuters South Africa >
Kenya seeks to reassure on security after US alert
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7 Mar 2007, 10:19 |
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Kenya sought on Wednesday to allay fears a global athletics event in the port city of Mombasa this month could be the target of an "unspecified terrorist attack" cited in a U.S. travel alert....
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| UN News Center >
Uganda: UN human rights office condemns invasion of High Court by armed police
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7 Mar 2007, 10:12 |
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The United Nations human rights office in Uganda has called on the Government to fully respect the independence of the judiciary after the intrusion of armed police at the High Court in Kampala, the capital, condemning it as a “blatant interference with the independence of the administration of justice by the executive branch.”...
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| Guardian Unlimited >
S.Africa World Cup stadiums could be delayed
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7 Mar 2007, 09:36 |
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A shortage of raw materials and procurement issues may delay the construction of stadiums for the 2010 soccer World Cup in South Africa, a government official said on Wednesday....
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| Maghreb Arabe Presse >
Morocco to reach the 38 Mn mark in population in 2030
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7 Mar 2007, 08:56 |
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Rabat, Mar. 07 - Morocco will reach the 38 million mark in population in 2030, 21% are under 15 and 15.4% over 60, said High Commissioner for Planning....
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| Graphic Ghana >
Ghana — A Beacon Of Hope
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7 Mar 2007, 08:46 |
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The Chairperson of the American Bar Association (ABA) Section of International Law, MS Deborah Enix-Ross, has said that Ghana’s steadfast commitment to the rule of law over the last 50 years has made her a beacon of hope to the rest of Africa....
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| Forbes >
SABMiller mulls Sudan investment
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7 Mar 2007, 08:39 |
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SABMiller PLC is mulling an investment in Sudan as it looks to boost its presence on the African continent, industry sources said....
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| Reuters AlertNet >
SOMALIA: 'We'll fight back if attacked,' AU troops say
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7 Mar 2007, 08:16 |
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Peacekeepers deployed by the African Union (AU) to Mogadishu, Somalia's capital, will fight back if they are attacked by the insurgents who launched strikes near the airport on Tuesday, the spokesman for the AU Mission in Somalia (AMISOM), Assane Ba, said....
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| iAfrica.com >
'Africa beginning to speaking up on Zim'
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7 Mar 2007, 06:52 |
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African governments were beginning to acknowledge that South Africa's neighbour, Zimbabwe, had slipped into chaos, Democratic Alliance chairperson and spokesperson for Africa, Joe Seremane, said on Wednesday....
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| Mail & Guardian >
US: Libya 'routinely' tortures prisoners
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7 Mar 2007, 06:45 |
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Libyan security personnel routinely torture detainees, the United States State Department said in a report describing the country's human rights situation as poor....
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| All Africa >
Cameroon: Solar Power Starts Muscling Out Kerosene
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7 Mar 2007, 06:27 |
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For Merline Momo Azeufac, a teacher at Balefock village in western Cameroon, the days of fearing nightfall while correcting pupils' work are over. She's no longer hostage to the poor light provided by kerosene lamps....
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