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Nigeria targets N118b global fund to tackle tuberculosis, malaria
H AVING accessed N53.10 billion or $450 million of global funds in the past six years to fight Human Immuno-deficiency Virus/Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome , tuberculosis and malaria, Nigeria is now ...
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EC: Mahan is safe, but Indonesian airlines remain banned
Eighth edition of the European Commission's blacklist of banned airlines does not include Iran's Mahan Airlines, thanks to "significant efforts and progress accomplished by this carrier which were verified ...
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Reps intervene, U.S. wants dialogue on Niger Delta
I N Nigeria and the United States , the Niger Delta crisis has continued to attract the attention of the two countries' leaders.
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Additional early vaccination may reduce measles outbreaks
... and there may well be a need to provide measles vaccination at an earlier age. A measles outbreak in Guinea-Bissau in Africa offered Professor Peter Aaby and colleagues a unique opportunity to assess the protective effect of earlier vaccination at ...
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TriNorth Capital Announces Investment Chevalier Resources
TriNorth Capital Inc. is pleased to announce it has made an investment of $2 million in Chevalier Resources Inc.. TriNorth purchased 4,000,000 shares in Chevalier at $0.50 per share as part of a private ...
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Britain, Mugabe, Zimbabwe, Africa
I T is never too late to establish this moral position, even after 500 long years ... If indeed Brown's intention on his Zimbabwe "confrontation" is to embark on a British policy of amends in Africa, the ...
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"I F they try it, I will personally carry a placard and march from Lagos to Abuja.
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Africa announces world's largest protected freshwater site
... around the Lake Tumba region in the Central Western Basin of the DRC and contains the largest freshwater body in Africa, the second driest continent. Furthermore its rivers and lakes constitute a major sink for CO2. Wetlands provide water for ...
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CPLP vows to promote Portuguese at ministerial meeting
The 13th meeting of the Ministers' Council of the Community of Portuguese-Speaking Countries ended here Thursday with several resolutions aimed at promoting the Portuguese language around the world.
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Zimbabwe rival parties formally start talks
Zimbabwe's ruling ZANU-PF party and the opposition Movement for Democratic Changes formally started talks Thursday in South Africa's administrative capital Pretoria to seek an end to Zimbabwe's political ...
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Business confidence is growing in Zimbabwe
Business confidence is growing slowly in Zimbabwe after talks began in earnest in Pretoria between Zanu-PF and Movement for democratic Change representatives.
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In an explosive report by an ANC task team, President Thabo Mbeki has come under fire for his role in South Africa's controversial arms deal.
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'ANC undoing own achievements'
Robert Mugabe, Julius Malema, the disbanding of the Scorpions and parliament's controversial proposed Expropriation Bill could all undo what the ANC government has achieved in the past 14 years, says former ...
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Arms deal probe falls wide of the target
... some former employees were involved in wrongdoing, but this had nothing to do with the sale of corvettes to South Africa," said prosecutor Arno Neukirchen on Wednesday, "and we have ended our investigation". The ANC committee was set up in the days ...
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... and defamatory, according to the Justice Department. "President Mbeki or any other individual or entity in South Africa were never mentioned in any of the correspondence between the German authorities and the department," it said in a statement on ...
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The Democratic Alliance has submitted two applications in terms of the Promotion of Access to Information Act to access all documents pertaining to the mutual legal assistance agreements between South Africa, ...
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What will come of new arms deal report?
... d British law enforcement agencies are in-vestigating corruption related to their own companies' involvement in South Africa's arms deal. This article was originally published on page 3 of The Cape Argus on May 20, 2008 NEWSLETTER
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Vietnam backs UN's continued role in Congo
The United Nations Mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo should be maintained at its current strength in order to fulfill its mandate, said a Vietnamese senior diplomat.
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South Africa's ANC President Zuma Promises to Address Poverty
The leader of South Africa's ruling African National Congress party is pledging to address what he described as the perennial poverty problem in the country.
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Ghana Government Plans to Sell Telecom Company Generate Controversy
President John Kufuor's government plan to sell telecommunications giant Ghana Telecom Company is generating intense debate after a pressure group vowed to oppose the sale at all cost.
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