9 hrs ago | CAFOD briefing
Businesses must contribute to MDGs
President Kufuor of Ghana and President Kagame of Rwanda shake hands before the event [Business Call to Action] CAFOD welcomes the launch of flagship projects by the private sector as part of the government's ... via CAFOD briefing
Saturday | The News
'Higher education a must for survival'
Saturday, May 10, 2008 By Our Correspondent LAHORE THE Punjab University Vice Chancellor and other educationists from Pakistan have participated in a conference on OHigher Education Summit for Global ... via The News
Saturday May 10 | Times Online
You say she's a dreamer? She's not the only one
“Three fifths of them would drown.”
Pangea is a name with a mythic allure. Pan Gaea is Ancient Greek for the Earth when it was just one solid land mass, before it broke up and drifted apart. via Times Online
Thursday May 8 | NextBillion.net
Companies unveil new business initiatives in the fight to decrease global poverty
'Joining the Business Call to Action, a dozen companies today announced concrete initiatives that apply core business expertise, utilizing their technology and innovative spirit to tackle the multiple ... via NextBillion.net
Tuesday May 6 | AllAfrica.com
Rwanda: UN Genocide Tribunal Begins Trial of Ex-Minister
“As you will hear, some of these witnesses are victims of genocide, whilst others were used by the accused Kalimanzira as tools to implement his genocidal plan”
The trial of a former Rwandan minister, who allegedly coordinated the killing of Tutsis, began today before the United Nations war crimes tribunal set up to deal with the 1994 genocide in the small African ... via AllAfrica.com
Tuesday May 6 | AllAfrica.com
Rwanda: International Court Disowns Human Rights Group
The Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda when presenting last week his motion in favour of transfer of genocide accused Yusuf Munyakazi to Rwanda, clearly distanced himself from the Non ... via AllAfrica.com
Sunday May 4 | Rome News - Tribune
Coosa Valley Tech instructor to teach ultrasound in Rwanda
Leif Penrose Leif Penrose, ultrasound programs instructor at Coosa Valley Technical College, will be teaching ultrasound to students, faculty and physicians at the Kigali Health Institute in Rwanda, Africa, ... via Rome News - Tribune
Friday May 2 | The Age
SAfrica ends ban on killing elephants
South African authorities want to keep a lid on their burgeoning numbers and protect the elephants' viability. via The Age
Thursday May 1 | National Post
“I don't mind if he seeks ... the highest office in Rwanda”
Modern Rwanda has two public faces, a pair of men who have come to represent the country to the world. via National Post
Wednesday Apr 30 | The Post Chronicle
U.N. Troops Accused Of Smuggling
U.N. Troops Accused Of Smuggling by Staff U.N. insiders allege the United Nations is covering up allegations that its troops in the Democratic Republic of Congo were dealing in arms, gold and ivory. via The Post Chronicle







