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MALI: When the world’s deserts...

MALI: When the world’s deserts flood

Sunday, October 12, 2008
In August, floods loosened the dry caked Sahelian earth in Gao, northern Mali, affecting more than 1,000 people, many of whom temporarily took refuge...
LIBERIA: FGM continues in rura...

LIBERIA: FGM continues in rural secrecy

Sunday, October 12, 2008
Thousands of young girls annually prepare for their initiation into a women’s secret association, Sande Society, which operates mostly in Liberia,...
NURSERY SCHOOL IN NEED OF HELP

NURSERY SCHOOL IN NEED OF HELP

Interview
Sunday, October 12, 2008
The Cherno Baba Nursery school , a community school at Manjai Kunda in the Gambia is looking for help. The shool was initially set up to help the...
UGANDA: Children eke out a liv...

UGANDA: Children eke out a living on the streets

Saturday, October 11, 2008
John Kibwola, 14, braves the scorching afternoon sun as he sells his collection of plastic bottles along Acholi Street in the northern Ugandan town...
SIERRA LEONE: Government tight...

SIERRA LEONE: Government tightens control of NGOs

Saturday, October 11, 2008
Officials in Sierra Leone are drafting a new law that will tighten controls on non-profit organisations working in the country, joining other...
GUINEA: Drug trade “potentiall...

GUINEA: Drug trade “potentially more dangerous than Guinea-Bissau”

Saturday, October 11, 2008
Guinea has become a major drug-trafficking hub and the trade there is now potentially more dangerous than in Guinea-Bissau, according to Antonio...
ZIMBABWE: How do you rein in 2...

ZIMBABWE: How do you rein in 231 million percent inflation?

Saturday, October 11, 2008
Zimbabwe's official annual inflation rate reached 231 million percent in early October, from the July estimate of 11.2 million percent, and the...
AFRICA: ‘Sexually-transmitted ...

AFRICA: ‘Sexually-transmitted grades’ kills quality education

Saturday, October 11, 2008
Sexual exploitation in African schools has become so widespread that children have come up with their own terms to refer to sexual relations with...

JFP Hospital receives gifts

Friday, October 10, 2008
DoSH slams a ban on infant formula milk The Jammeh Foundation for Peace Hospital in Bundung yesterday received hospital...

95 students benefit from George Town Trust

Friday, October 10, 2008
The Principal of Janjangbureh Upper Basic School, Mr Michael Hamadi Secka has confirmed that the George Town Trust has assisted...
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