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Danish government must arrest Sudan president if he attends Copenhagen climate conference, says...

The Danish government must arrest Sudanese President al Bashir if he attends the Copenhagen climate conference next month, said Amnesty International today. Amnesty has learned that the Danish government has invited President...

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Will Sudan's President go to Copenhagen?

If the UN climate change summit in Copenhagen is to be a success the world's rich and developing nations must overcome deep differences. Sudan has a significant role in the pre-Copenhagen diplomacy. Abdalmahmood Mohamed is...

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Africa: 'Stop Acquisition of Farmland in Continent' - Gaddafi

Libyan President Colonel Muammar Gaddafi has called for an end to the buying and selling of African farmland by rich nations during UN hunger summit the headquarters of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization in Rome, Italy.

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Uganda: Juba - Building Market Not Way Out for Country

Kampala — Parliament is in a tag-of war with the Foreign Affairs Ministry over Shs 17 billion the ministry needs to build a market for Uganda traders in Juba, Southern Sudan. Two, constructing a market in Juba will not render...

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Up against the great wall of China

The world expected Barack Obama to win from Hu Jintao concessions the Chinese President wasn't in a position to deliver, writes John Garnaut. But for the Chinese state, even if the leaders failed to forge rapport or achieve...

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Saps in R55m deal for Sudan

Johannesburg - The SA Police Service has signed a R55m agreement with the Norwegian embassy to support a police-training project in Sudan. "The funds earmarked for the project will be divided in three parts, 70% will be spent...

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Somalia, Afghanistan ranked most corrupt countries in annual survey

JURIST] The conflict-ravaged nations of Somalia, Afghanistan, Myanmar, Sudan, and Iraq rank among the world's most corrupt, according to the 2009 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) [text; press release] published Tuesday by...

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Another Way Into Ethiopia - Trucks, Rhythm, Food and Life

Source: WFP Every day dozens of WFP chartered vessels ply the oceans of the world en route to distant ports. Laden with food the vessels steer their course towards the continents of Asia, South America and Africa ...

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The end of "Cairo Film Festival," becomes a protest against the "Algeria"

The end of "Cairo Film Festival," becomes a protest against the "Algeria" Ntalegt few events since the end of the session of the 33 Cairo International Film Festival, amid the charged atmosphere incensed over the unfortunate...

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Auma Hellen : South Sudan

75 of $450 raised. Started raising funds on Nov 20, 2009 Auma Hellen is currently in the business of selling foodstuffs at her restaurant and is requesting a loan to purchase water and soda to sell in the restaurant. Auma is 30...

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