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A boy waits with his mother for his malaria lab results at a dispensary in Tanga, Tanzania
Africa   Drugs   Health   Malaria   Photos  
Bad malaria drugs litter Africa, raising fears of resistance
High rates of the most effective type of malaria-fighting drugs sold in three African countries are poor quality - including nearly half the pills sampled in Senegal - raising fears of increased drug ... (photo: Public Domain / BotMultichillT)
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2,500 Years Of Egyptomania
Archaeologists   British   Egypt   Pharaoh   Photos  
2,500 Years Of Egyptomania
 By Geoffrey Clarfield, National PostFebruary 8, 2010 4:09 AM   | In 1922, British archaeologist Howard Carter discovered the most magnificent intact tomb of any Egyptian Pharaoh ever found in the ... (photo: WN / marzena)
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel, gestures during a news conference in the chancellery in Berlin, Germany, Monday, Feb. 1, 2010. Redeeming the Berlin Conference and Bismarck
Article by WorldNews.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. | As German President Horst Koehler visits South Korea in preparation to host the G-20 Summit in November, and while Germany's Chancellor Angela ... (photo: AP / Gero Breloer) WorldNews.com
Berlin   Iran   Nuclear   Peace   Photos   Politics  
Lebanese marine commando units are seen as they prepare to dive to search for victims bodies and parts of the wreckage of an Ethiopian Airlines plane that crashed on January 25 into the sea, in Naameh, south of Beirut, Lebanon, Saturday, Feb. 6, 2010. Ethiopia jet flight recorder 'retrieved' in Lebanon
| Lebanese search teams have retrieved a flight recorder from the Ethiopian Airlines jet that crashed in the Mediterranean, army sources say. | The Boeing 737 crashed on 25 January, moments after take... (photo: AP / Hussein Malla) BBC News
Airlines   Disaster   Ethiopia   Lebanon   Photos  
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Ten great road trips  without the stress of driving Ten great road trips – without the stress of driving
The road to Shangri-La, | Don't fancy tackling the chocka roads of China under your own steam? On the Road in China offers chauffered drives in small convoys through many... (photo: WN / marzena) The Observer
Egypt   Photos   Road   Tourism   Travel  
US promises to fund Kenyas reforms US promises to fund Kenyas reforms
Written By:VPPS   , Posted: Sat, Feb 06, 2010 | Kenya is set to benefit from millions of dollars from the Obama administration through the millennium ... (photo: WN / Eteh) Kenya Broadcasting Corp
Africa   Aid   Education   Kenya   Photos  
USA's Bernard Lagat Lagat in running for his first indoor 5,000 meters
| Runners call this a down year, because there are no Olympic Games and no World Championships around which to build a season. But a down year does not mean a quiet year;... (photo: AP / ) The Boston Globe
Athlete   Men   Olympic   Photos   Sports  
A company sign of BAE Systems is seen at a plant in Guildford, England, Thursday, Oct. 1, 2009. 'Outrage' as BAE Systems probes end after £280m deal
| Please turn on JavaScript. Media requires JavaScript to play. | BAE Chairman Dick Olver: "We need to be a transparent, modern, clean company" | Campaigners ha... (photo: AP / Sang Tan) BBC News
Arms   Corruption   Defence   Photos   UK  
Cape Town to Cairo  and back again Cape Town to Cairo – and back again
| Two families, two vehicles, five children – and 25,000 miles up and down Africa in six months: the adventure of a lifetime | 'If you reach Libya, you've gone too far'... (photo: WN / marzena) The Guardian
Cairo   Children   Egypt   Photos   Vehicles  
Ten great road trips  without the stress of driving Ten great road trips – without the stress of driving
| Fancy a driving holiday but not the driving? Then let someone else do it, on one of these epic bus journeys or chauffeured tours | Filling station ... a tea break ... (photo: WN / marzena) The Guardian
Cairo   China   Egypt   Holiday   Photos  
U.S. Sailors from the firing squad render a 21-gun salute during a burial at sea ceremony aboard the aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis (CVN 74) Dec. 13, 2009, in the Pacific Ocean. Stennis is conducting carrier qualifications for fleet replacement squadron pilots off the coast of Southern California. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Josue L. Escobosa/Released) US military deaths in Afghan region at 901
Related: | More News | As of Friday, Feb. 5, 2010, at least 901 members of the U.S. military had died in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Uzbekistan as a result of the U.S. inva... (photo: US Navy / Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Josue L. Escobosa) Kansas City Star
Afghan   Deaths   Military   Photos   War  
Danish warship HDMS Absalon, who is part of NATO'S counter piracy operation in the Gulf of Aden today rescued the cargo ship MV Ariella which came under attack by pirates. Danish troops 'storm ship captured by Somali pirates'
| Danish special forces have stormed a ship captured by Somali pirates and freed 25 crew members, an EU naval spokesman said in Nairobi. | Cdr John Harbour told the Assoc... (photo: NATO) BBC News
Denmark   Maritime   Nato   Photos   Piracy   Somalia  
Odile Nibizi and Annabella Nshimirimana: Many women in Bujumbura Rurale were forced into war. Others who stayed in the villages ended up performing chores either for the army or the FNL BURUNDI: Female ex-combatants picking up the pieces
web | BUJUMBURA, 5 February 2010 (IRIN) - By age 15, Annonciata Nduwimana was an accomplished fighter for Burundi's opposition Forces nationales de liberation (FNL) and k... (photo: IRIN News / Judith Basutama) IRINnews
Africa   Bujumbura   Burundi   Photos   Society  
AU: ICC decision on Sudan against peace process AU: ICC decision on Sudan against peace process
| Addis Ababa, February 05: The African Union said Friday a decision by the International Criminal Court to consider adding genocide charges to an arrest warrant for Pres... (photo: UN / Albert Gonzalez Farran) The Siasat Daily
Addis   African   Peace   Photos   Sudan  
Human Rights Import & Export
Growth, employment and equity issues: Part-I
Cape Town to Cairo – and back again
Cape Town to Cairo – and back again
Obama condemns Uganda anti-gay bill as 'odious'
Cape Town to Cairo  and back again
Cape Town to Cairo – and back again
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Bad malaria pills in Africa raise resistance fears
Parliament Speaker Visits Important Local Building in Mogadi
Uganda Lending Rates a Hurdle as Common Market Nears
Industry Projects EAC-Powered Export Boom
A company sign of BAE Systems is seen at a plant in Guildford, England, Thursday, Oct. 1, 2009.
'Outrage' as BAE Systems probes end after £280m deal
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Kawawa - an Icon in Tanzanian Politics
Court Voids Two Election Results
Parliament Speaker Visits Important Local Building in Mogadi
PSC drums up support for revised-draft
German Chancellor Angela Merkel, gestures during a news conference in the chancellery in Berlin, Germany, Monday, Feb. 1, 2010.
Redeeming the Berlin Conference and Bismarck
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Nigerian Christians count dead after Jos violence
Chad's leader travels to Sudan to smooth relations
Andrew McCarthy detained in Ethiopia
Victoria Beckham wants baby girl
Pakistan's Mohammad Asif, left, celebrates with a teammate the dismissal of Sri Lanka's Thilan Samaraweera, unseen, during the first day of the second cricket test match in Kandy, Sri Lanka, Monday, April 3, 2006.
Pakistan star Mohammad Asif barred from England games
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Exchange Program Gives Exposure to EAC Integration
PSC drums up support for revised-draft
Kenya to Review Laws to Suit Common Market
Local Partners Win Big in Forced Listing of Telcos
2,500 Years Of Egyptomania
2,500 Years Of Egyptomania
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US troops killed in Afghanistan and Africa
Nigerian Christians count dead after Jos violence
Chad's leader travels to Sudan to smooth relations
Woman's body found on Fort Huachuca
African National Congress President Jacob Zuma addresses supporters in Durban, South Africa, Tuesday April 7, 2009 after a high court officially dropped corruption charges against him. South Africa's prosecuting authority on Monday dropped corruption charges against Jacob Zuma, clearing the way for him to become the country's next president free of the cloud that has hung over him for years.
Zuma second term under pressure after love-child apology
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