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 Women with their children line for food, water and medicines in Magoro sub county, Katakwi district, northeastern Uganda. Saturday, Sept. 15, 2007. The place has been cut off by flooding and all roads are washed away. Uganda declared a state of emergency
Crisis   Food   Health   Photos   Uganda  
Uganda facing food crisis
| Uganda news round-up: Soroti among the regions facing acute food shortages; government moves to ban FGM and LRA rebel leader Kony could face trial in Uganda | Katine farmer Judith Obote. Farmers in ... (photo: AP) The Guardian
"When I get home I'm so demoralized"
Africa   Health   Johannesburg   Photos   Society  
SOUTH AFRICA: Health worker burnout
web | JOHANNESBURG, 6 July 2009 (PlusNews) - The burned-out health worker with the bad attitude has long been regarded as the patient's worst nightmare, and linked to everything from high teen pregnan... (photo: IRIN / Mujahid Safodien/PlusNews) IRINnews
Barranquilla Zoo Primates Rare primates to leave sanctuary in Congo
| DURHAM -- Brian Hare wants you to care about the bonobo, a saucy, endangered primate that needs a better publicist. | For generations, bonobos have lived just outside the limelight, as their well-kn... (photo: Creative Commons / Jdvillalobos) The News & Observer
Animal   Chimpanzee   Photos   Primates   Zoo  
An angry dog-barking-Dharamshala-India  New barking by-law will save the Cape R50 000
| By Aneél Lewis | The proposed six-minutes per hour limit on dog barking by the City of Cape Town's revised animal by-law will help save the city council R50 000 a month. | And it will stop "ven... (photo: WN / Yeshe Choesang) Independent online
Animal   Court   Dog   Photos   Society  
Top Stories
Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo inaugurated the P420 million port expansion project in Sasa, Davao City, Philippines on February 13, 2009. Arroyo cancels Egypt trip, makes self scarce
| PRESIDENT Arroyo will not push through with her trip to Egypt next week to attend the 15th Non-Aligned Movement Summit, a Palace source said yesterday. | Mrs. Arroyo al... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal) Manila Standard Today
Economy   Egypt   Philippine   Photos   Politics  
Granite boulders strewn along the Beau Valon beach on the northern coast of Mahe island, Seychelles are shown Nov. 26, 2000. Sectors review 10-year environment plan
| Representatives of various sectors have met to review the current Environment Management Plan of Seychelles (EMPS), which will finish next year. | The first official pl... (photo: AP / Chris Tomlinson) Nation
Environment   Nature   Photos   Seychelles   Urbanisation  
Reliance Communications Ltd. Chairman Anil Ambani looks on at the launch of FALCON Submarine Cable System in New Delhi, India, Tuesday, Sept. 5, 2006. FALCON is a part of Flag Telecom, a U.S.-based provider of international network and communication services and a 100 percent subsidiary of Reliance Communications Ltd., that on Tuesday launched an undersea fibre-optic cable system connecting 11 countries in the Middle East to India at a cost of about US$400 million. (AP Photo/Gurinder Osan)hg3 Kenya aims to take on India in outsourcing
| 6 Jul 2009, 0827 hrs IST, IANS               Text: NAIROBI: Kenya is eagerly awaiting the imminent switch-on of its first f... (photo: AP Photo / Gurinder Osan) The Times Of India
Business   Economy   India   Photos   Wildlife  
In this Sunday, Dec. 9, 2007 file photo, Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir, foreground left, gestures as he arrives for an EU Africa Summit in Lisbon. The International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant Wednesday, March 4, 2009, War crimes move upped level of risk for aid workers
Boyle says funding for Cork docks unchangedGAA managers in joint bid to halt road deathsCall for tax relief on pensions to be abolishedLegal rights group calls for end to... (photo: AP / Virginia Mayo, File) Irish Times
Crimes   Government   Photos   Politics   Sudan  
 Victims of recent fighting in Sudan receive treatment at the Malakal Teaching Hospital, while families wait for their recovery. The hospital receives medicine and blankets from the UN Children´s Fund, and food from the UN World Food Programme and W South Sudan fighting sparks fear of wider conflict
| focus | 07/06/2009 | NASIR — Thick lines of sweat run down the face of Peter Gatwech as he clutches the dressing around the bullet hole in his belly. | "I was hit by th... (photo: UN) The Daily Tribune
Health   Photos   Politics   Society   Sudan  
Media Travel
Report: Mugabe describes top US Africa official 'an idio
Report: Mugabe describes top US Africa official 'an idio
Egypt mourns 'headscarf martyr'
Report: Mugabe describes top US Africa official 'an idio
Barranquilla Zoo Primates
Rare primates to leave sanctuary in Congo
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Police to deploy 10,000 officers on Obama visit
Libya to supply oil to Ghana
Hajj 2009 - FCT Intending Pilgrims Submit E-Passports
Cash Squabbles Threaten Tourism Fair
Hotel - Alexandria - Egypt
First resort on Egypt's Mediteranean Coast
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Culture Society
Police to deploy 10,000 officers on Obama visit
Jackson's Pain Became the Stuff of Entertainment
Jackson's Death Triggers Album Craze
A Judge's Poetry
Hotel - Alexandria - Egypt
First resort on Egypt's Mediteranean Coast
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HIV Positive Women Sue Government for Alleged Forced Sterili
Uganda facing food crisis
Ghana, EU Review Development Efforts
SOUTH AFRICA: Health worker burnout
 Women with their children line for food, water and medicines in Magoro sub county, Katakwi district, northeastern Uganda. Saturday, Sept. 15, 2007. The place has been cut off by flooding and all roads are washed away. Uganda declared a state of emergency
Uganda facing food crisis
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Health Sport
Nigeria rebels attack oil facility
Ministry Appeals to Diplomats to Thwart 'Swine Flu'
HIV Positive Women Sue Government for Alleged Forced Sterili
Housewife Seeks P50,000 Damages
 Women with their children line for food, water and medicines in Magoro sub county, Katakwi district, northeastern Uganda. Saturday, Sept. 15, 2007. The place has been cut off by flooding and all roads are washed away. Uganda declared a state of emergency
Uganda facing food crisis
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Goal.com Special: African Players Of The Year – Part 1
South Africa To Fix Transport Problems By World Cup
Beyond Committees For Fifa U-17 World Cup
PSL Clubs Hike Charges
Indian Ocean Shore line
Yemen air crash black boxes will take 'several days' to recover - French officer
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