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 Obama seeks new start in US-Russia relations
| MOSCOW -- Presidents Barack Obama and Dmitry Medvedev end a seven-year hiatus in U.S.-Russian summitry on Monday, with both men declaring their determination to further cut nuclear arsenals and repa... (photo: Creative Commons / BrokenSphere) Chicago Sun-Times
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 Egypt's Orascom drops case against France Telecom
| (AP) - CAIRO - Egypt's Orascom Telecom Holding S.A.E. said Sunday it was dropping its case against France Telecom over ownership stakes in Mobinil, the country's largest mobile phone service provide... (photo: Public Domain) Syracuse
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 SOUTHERN AFRICA: Male circumcision - what's the latest?
web | JOHANNESBURG, 23 June 2009 (PlusNews) - It has been two years since the World Health Organization recommended male circumcision (MC) as an HIV prevention measure, a... (photo: AP / Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi) IRINnews
Africa Botswana Health Johannesburg Photos |
 It's too early to lift Zimbabwe sanctions
| Morgan Tsvangirai is due to arrive in London today as Prime Minister of Zimbabwe. He will be seeking UK government support and pitching for foreign investment. How shou... (photo: AP / Jerome Delay) The Times
Photos Politics Sanctions Society Zimbabwe |
 BOTSWANA: Significant impact in widespread circumcision - study
web | JOHANNESBURG, 18 June 2009 (PlusNews) - Botswana's plan to circumcise about half a million men by 2015 could prevent nearly 70,000 new HIV cases by 2025, according ... (photo: White House) IRINnews
Africa Botswana Health Photos Research |
 Zimbabwe seeks tourism bonanza from World Cup
By MacDonald Dzirutwe VICTORIA FALLS, June 18 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe, its economy in ruins, is dreaming of millions of tourist dollars and even training visits by internati... (photo: Creative Commons / Packa) The Guardian
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 Zimbabwe seeks tourism bonanza from World Cup
VICTORIA FALLS - By MacDonald Dzirutwe | Zimbabwe, its economy in ruins, is dreaming of millions of tourist dollars and even training visits by international soccer stars... (photo: Public Domain / Seabifar) CNBC
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![[Kyrgyzstan] Tajik refugees celebrate World Refugee Day outside a traditional Kyrgyz tent in Ivanovka. wnhires (cg1)](http://cdn7.wn.com/o25/vp/i/27/4a6152b4d9ef63.jpg) The world in refugees
| New data shows how wars and conflicts uproot millions | Figures out today show that the number of people forcibly uprooted by conflict and persecution worldwide stood a... (photo: IRIN file) The Guardian
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 Day of the African child: the unending plight of African children
June 16, 2009, Africa observes the Day of the African Child, in memory of, thousands of black school children who were maimed and killed in 1976 Soweto uprising, as they ... (photo: Public Domain / -) Joy Online
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 High food prices not our fault, say producers
| Johannesburg - Maize and wheat producers cannot be blamed for the country's high food prices, Grain SA said on Thursday. | "The price of basic foodstuffs, like maize an... (photo: WN / patricia) Business Report
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 African Copper settles Natasa claims
LONDON (Reuters) - | African Copper Plc (ACU.L: Quote) said on Wednesday it has settled all claims made against its Botswana unit Messina Copper by investment... (photo: WN / Jamal Penjweny) Mineweb
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