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Who is Robert Mugabe?

Who is Robert Mugabe?

africa » zimbabwe
essortment.com
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
Despite mounting criticism, Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwean President since 1980, is credited with leading the former state of Rhodesia out of the colonial...
editors, choice, president, robert mugabe, former, state, rhodesia, colonial, liberator, education, son, carpenter, war, institution, alliances, party, political, power, analysts, opposition
SOUTH AFRICA: Too many babies ...

SOUTH AFRICA: Too many babies die

africa » south africa » johannesburg
IRIN
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Every year almost 23,000 South African babies die in their first month of life, yet one in five of these deaths could be avoided with better...
editors, choice, babies, lives, death, education, healthcare, mrc, study, mothers, child, born, system, labour
KENYA: The fight for water – a...

KENYA: The fight for water – a valuable slum commodity

africa » kenya » nairobi
IRIN
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
When residents of Mathare slum in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi staged a recent protest over a five-day water shortage, the police moved to break the...
editors, choice, water, commodity, fight, demonstration, disese, protestors, gangs, cartels, problems
GLOBAL: Microbes don’t know ge...

GLOBAL: Microbes don’t know geography - WHO report

africa » south africa » johannesburg
IRIN
Monday, August 27, 2007
Regardless of capability or wealth, no country is immune to the increasing risk of disease outbreaks, epidemics, industrial accidents and other...
editors, choice, wealth, microbes, geography, who, disease, epidemics, global, health, hiv, aids, conflict
SOUTH AFRICA: New report confi...

SOUTH AFRICA: New report confirms nutrition no substitute for treatment

africa » south africa » johannesburg
IRIN
Sunday, August 26, 2007
There is no evidence that better nutrition can substitute for antiretroviral (ARV) treatment, a new report has found. These findings might seem...
editors, choice, food, nutrition, hiv, aids, prevention, substitute, arv, finding, research, health, who, diet
Chips are down for South Afric...

Chips are down for South Africa’s sharks

africa » south africa » cape town
WWF
Saturday, August 25, 2007
A new study shows that inadequate regulatory controls and increased targeting of sharks in South African waters could make certain species vulnerable...
editors, choice, shark, fish, fishing, export, fish and chips, food, controls, harvesting, wildlife, trade
CONGO: Grappling with malnutri...

CONGO: Grappling with malnutrition and post-conflict woes

africa » congo basin » brazzaville
IRIN
Friday, August 24, 2007
Sitting at a small clinic in the Talangai area, north the Republic of Congo’s capital Brazzaville, Elise Diamba holds the hands of her malnourished...
editors, choice, health, malnutrition, clinic, breastfeeding, protine, kwashiorkor, medical, treatment
NIGERIA: Tens of thousands lan...

NIGERIA: Tens of thousands languishing in prison awaiting trial

africa » nigeria
IRIN
Friday, August 24, 2007
About 60 percent of inmates in Nigerian prisons await trial, often for years, in unsanitary, overcrowded conditions, human rights groups and UN...
editors, choice, prison, trial, human rights, people, unsanitary, groups, crime, court, inmates, death row, researcher, delegation, toilets, cells, disease, tuberculosis, malaria, rabies, health
SUDAN-UGANDA: Edward Lomude:

SUDAN-UGANDA: Edward Lomude: "LRA soldiers beat me and left me for dead"

africa » sudan » yei
IRIN
Friday, July 27, 2007
Edward Lomude, 16, lives in the village of Morsak, about 25km from Yei town in Southern Sudan. In a voice barely above a whisper, he told IRIN about...
editors, choice, soldiers, dead, village, rebels, bush, lra, fight, people, priest
ZIMBABWE: Daughters fetch high...

ZIMBABWE: Daughters fetch high prices as brides

africa » zimbabwe » harare
IRIN
Thursday, July 26, 2007
Daughters have become a high-priced commodity in Zimbabwe, where a dowry has become a means of escaping poverty in a rapidly declining economy. "When...
editors, choice, daughters, bride, price, money, wedding, groom, poverty, dowry, economy, love, income
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