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 NIGERIA: Cattails smother livelihoods of farmers and fishermen in Jigawa StateIRIN Friday, March 07, 2008 A species of cattail grass known locally as 'kachalla' is taking over river banks and farmlands around the Hadejia-Komadugu-Yobe wetlands in northern... (13 views)  Tobacco – A Formidable KillerThe Point Wednesday, March 05, 2008 Only 5% of the world’s population is protected by national legislation on the prohibition of smoking. In four countries in ten, smoking is still even... (10 views) Tea could help combat diabetesTuesday, March 04, 2008 Drinking black tea could help prevent diabetes, according to new findings by scientists at Dundee University. The researchers said black tea may have... drinking black tea, researchers, diabetes, nvestigation, scientists, 190, 000 people, develops, health, treatments, diet (10 views)  Cheikh Anta Diop and the new light on African HistoryFriday, February 29, 2008 Cheikh Anta Diop was born in Diourbel, Senegal. His early education was in a traditional Islamic School. At the age of 23, he went to Paris in 1946... ph.d. degree, cheikh anta diop, black african, succeeded, historians, researchers, 1955, cultural, anthropological, development, colonial (19 views)  Africa 'being drained of doctors'Friday, January 11, 2008 Many African countries now have more doctors and nurses working in richer countries abroad than they have at home, research shows.There has long been... (24 views)  Genetically altered mice are "superathletes"Wikinews Thursday, November 08, 2007 Researchers at Case Western University in Cleveland, Ohio have announced the creation of transgenic mice with substantially improved athletic... (29 views)  SWAZILAND: Declare HIV/AIDS a "humanitarian emergency"IRIN Wednesday, November 07, 2007 The impact of HIV/AIDS in southern Africa, which has nine of the world's most affected countries, needs to be reassessed as a "humanitarian... (41 views)  Vitamin D deficiency could be more common, researchers sayWikinews Monday, November 05, 2007 Two scientists working at McGill University in Canada, reporting on their research and the research of other scientists, state in Scientific American... (30 views)  Evidence of 'shattered moon' found inside rings of SaturnWikinews Monday, October 29, 2007 Evidence of 'shattered moon' found inside rings of Saturn Scientists say that floating inside Saturn ... (34 views)  KENYA: Model to predict child malnutritionIRIN Friday, October 12, 2007 A group of economists working with data collected in Kenya's northern arid districts have developed a model to predict severe child malnutrition - an... (26 views)
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