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Africa   Animals   Photos   Wikipedia: Bengal tiger   Wildlife   		 The Boston Globe 
S. African tiger caught after 2 days on the run
| JOHANNESBURG-The escaped Bengal tiger who captured headlines across South Africa has been found and returned home after a 2-day search, hungry and worse for the wear after a jump from the back of a ... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)
President-elect John Atta Mills holds a bible as he is sworn in as the country's new president during a ceremony in Accra, Ghana Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2009. The election of Mills, in the closest vote in Ghana's history, makes the West African nation one of the few African countries to successfully transfer power twice from one legitimately elected leader to another.
Government   Home   Kampala   Mills   Photos   		 Joy Online 
President Mills returns from Kampala
President John Evans Atta Mills, returned home this afternoon from Kampala,Uganda, where he attended the 15th Summit of Heads of State and government of the African Union(AU). | He was accompanied by ... (photo: AP / Olivier Asselin)
Deposed Palestinian Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh, right, and senior Hamas leader Mahmoud al-Zahar talk after their Ramadan prayers in al-Garbi mosque at Shati refugee camp in Gaza City Sunday Sept. 16, 2007. Since Hamas' takeover in Gaza, violence has largely been contained to the roiling coastal strip _ where Israeli troops regularly battle Palestinian militants firing rockets into Israel _ while Israel has sought to bolster Abbas by reducing operations in the West Bank.  Gulf News 
Hamas wants dialogue with Europe
| Gaza: Hamas is open to negotiating directly with European countries and has welcomed a recent call by French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner to enter into talks with the Islamist movement. | Gaza-... (photo: AP / Hatem Moussa)
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Visit, board, search and seizure team members embarked aboard the guided-missile cruiser USS San Jacinto (CG 56), approach a suspected pirated vessel to gain approval for a master's permission boarding.  Star Tribune 
Suspected Somali pirates plead not guilty to new charges in alleged attacks off African waters
| NORFOLK, Va. - Eleven Somali nationals accused in separate pirate attacks on U.S. Navy ships off Africa have pleaded not guilty in Virginia to a new indictment. | The U.S. attorney's office said the... (photo: US Navy / Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Ja'lon A. Rhinehart)
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Former South African president Nelson Mandela's seen at Parliament in Cape Town, South Africa, Thursday, Feb. 11, 2010. South African lawmakers sang Nelson Mandela's praises Thursday as the anti-apartheid icon settled into parliament's public gallery for a State of the Nation address scheduled in tribute to his 20 years of freedom. The New York Times
Mandela Meets Renowned Author in South Africa
| Filed at 11:15 a.m. ET | JOHANNESBURG (AP) -- The Nelson Mandela Foundation says renowned Chilean-American author Ariel Dorfman has met with the South African icon and ... (photo: AP / Schalk van Zuydam)
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Mango - fruits - wet market All Africa
Indigenous Fruit, Vegetables Can Create Jobs
The mass production of South Africa's indigenous fruit and vegetables can go a long way in helping to eradicate poverty, according to experts attending the Indigenous Kno... (photo: WN / Arturo Ubaub)
Fruit   Jobs   Mass   Photos   Vegetables  
Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabwe is seen at the opening ceremony of the 28th summit of SADC heads of state and government in Sandton, South Africa, Saturday Aug. 16, 2008. When Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe attends a weekend summit he will face protests and pressure to surrender at least some of his power. Botswana said its president will not attend the southern African summit because Mugabe will be there, and once-supportive South Africans are to hold an anti-Mugabe march when the leaders me BBC News
'Military junta' rules Zimbabwe, says MDC's Bennett
Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe is little more than the front man for a military junta, a leading white politician has told the BBC. | Roy Bennett said Mr Mugabe remaine... (photo: AP / Jerome Delay)
Military   Photos   Politics   Wikipedia: Roy Bennett   Zimbabwe  
Children receive nutritional drinks at a WFP (World Food Pragram) food distribution point in Harare in this Feb. 2003 file photo. Human Rights Watch said Thursday Oct. 23, 2003 that Zimbabwe's government is using food as a political weapon, denying it to opponents at a time when about half its people face starva Independent online
 Food security improving in Zimbabwe, says UN
| By Nelson Banya | Harare - Zimbabwe's troubled farm sector has started to recover from depths plumbed two years ago when it faced a food crisis, but funding problems co... (photo: AP)
Agriculture   Economy   Photos   Wikipedia: Zimbabwe   Zimbabwe  
Cervical Cancer Joy Online
Africa needs strategies to effectively prevent cervical cancer - Naadu Mills
First Lady Ernestina Naadu Mills on Monday called for increased cervical cancer awareness and strategies to ensure early detection and combat the spread of the devastatin... (photo: Creative Commons / euthman)
Africa   Cancer   Disease   Photos   Wikipedia: Cervical cancer  
Children - Computers - Internet Independent online
 Kids' rights trump right to watch porn: Jasa
| Constitutional Court precedents point to a likely ruling that the rights of children trump the peripheral rights to watch pornography, constitutional lawyer John Smyth ... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)
Children   Internet   Photos   Rights   Wikipedia: Pornography  
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A South Sudan army officer keeps an eye on crowds gathered for Southern Sudan President and elections candidate Salva Kiir's last election rally in Juba, Southern Sudan, Friday April 9, 2010. North, south Sudan risk war without oil deal - report The Star
An unidentified woman lays clothes out to dry on an oil pipeline running through the Okrika neighborhood of Port Harcourt in Nigeria's oil-rich delta region, in this Oct. 7 2006 file photo. Oil prices dropped nearly $2 a barrel, Tuesday, May 29, 2007 on hopes that the inauguration of a new president in OPEC member Nigeria would contribute to a stable supply from the Niger Delta region Nigeria state oil firm insolvent, says minister BBC News
Johor,Malaysia - Palm Oil - Palm Oil Trees - Sime Darby Plantation. Stop Importation of Palm Oil, Forum Counsels FG All Africa
Human Rights
Sudan's president Omar al-Bashir, right, attends a summit of the Community of Sahel-Saharan States in N'djamena, Chad, Thursday, July 22, 2010. Chad urged to arrest Sudan's president Irish Times
Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir attends the closing session of the Arab summit in Doha, Qatar, Monday, March 30, 2009. Sudan's Bashir in Chad despite arrest warrant The Hindu
File - Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir, on top of a vehicle, left, drives past supporters as he arrives back home after attending the Arab summit in Doha, in Khartoum, Sudan, Wednesday, April 1, 2009. Sudan's President in Chad Despite Arrest Warrant The New York Times
Poverty
Poverty - poor kids are playing in front of their house, India Poverty more in India than sub-Saharan Africa The Hindu
Displaced people gather outside an airforce base in the Mathare slum in Nairobi, Kenya, Friday, Jan. 4, 2008 following post election violence. Rape threat stalks Kenya's slums Al Jazeera
Four women carry water to their houses Tuesday, May 28, 1996 in the Cairo settlement of Manshiet Nasr. EGYPT: Surviving on a crust in Cairo's expanding slums IRINnews
Aids - HIV
Vaccine  Millions spent to find Aids vaccine Independent online
Health worker Xolisa Madikane, left unseen, tests blood for the HIV virus at a container lab next to the Gugulethu Community Health Clinic in Gugulethu on the outskirts of Cape Town, South Africa, Tuesday, July 21, 2009. South Africa launched a high-profile trial of an AIDS vaccine created by its own researchers Monday, a proud moment in a nation where government denial, neglect and unscientific responses have helped fuel the world's worst AIDS crisis. AFRICA: Cash in hand keeps HIV at bay IRINnews
A doctor counsels an HIV positive sex worker at a clinic inside Sonagachi, Calcutta´s biggest red-light district, in India, Nov. 28, 2002. Many of the sex-workers use their time to bring awareness about the disease among others in these red-light a South Africa eager to see speedy roll-out of AIDS gel DNA India
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