South Africa A chastened president fights back - Economist
BBC NewsSouth Africa A chastened president fights backEconomistEven at the time, it seemed like hyperbole to compare the year of South Africa's first post-apartheid elections to hosting the football World Cup. …Zuma defeats S.Africa's first no-confidence motionAfricasiaSouth Africa's Zuma to visit Uganda with oil investorsReuters South AfricaOpposition Party in South [...]
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Anti-corruption dominates US Africa policy - Reuters
Anti-corruption dominates US Africa policyReutersDAKAR (Reuters) - In the eight months since US President Barack Obama's first visit to sub-Saharan Africa, the army has seized power in Niger, …and more »
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Out of time?
Pressure builds on Madagascar’s young leader
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Tunisia: Rich Program Ahead for Celebrations of Independence and Youth Days
On the occasion of the celebration of the Independence Day and Youth Day, the Ministry of Youth, Sport and Physical Education, has prepared a rich program including various youth activities, cultural and artistic events at the national and regional levels.
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Tunisia: Donations to Local Medicine Bank Reach 1, 5 Million Dinars
In order to provide the appropriate legal mechanisms for the Tunisian medicine bank to collect donations in kind and cash, a draft bill amending a previous law dated 1973, was examined on Tuesday by a cabinet meeting chaired by President Ben Ali.
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Tunisia: Nation to Boost Cooperation With the State of Wisconsin
The Prime Minister, Mr. Mohamed Ghannouchi, received on Thursday in Tunis, Mr. James E. Doyle, the Governor of the State of Wisconsin.
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Tunisia: U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs Hails ‘Wisdom of Nation’s Approach’
The US Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs Jeffrey Feltman , who is on an official visit in Tunisia, has declared that “My visit in Tunisia allowed me to witness development of the country which has achieved rather laudable rates in matters of economic growth and technological progress.”
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Cameroon: MINSEP Visits Lionesses
The visit was meant to boost the moral of the players who are in a training camp in Akono.
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Zuma survives no-confidence vote
South Africa’s President Zuma survives a vote of no-confidence by MPs - the first such motion since apartheid ended.
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13-Year-Old to UConn: I’m Not Too Young for Africa (NBC Connecticut)
He’s a 13-year-old genius and he wants to go to Africa, but UConn said no. Now, Colin Carlson has filed a complaint, claiming age discrimination.
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