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In this photo taken Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2010, people wait to board trains at the West Railway Station in Beijing, China.
Economy   Infrastructure   Photos   Population   Wikipedia: Population growth  
 The New York Times 
Population Research Presents a Sobering Prognosis
| With 267 people being born every minute and 108 dying, the world's population will top 7 billion next year, a research group projects. Lower birthrates and longer life spans will also lead to a a pr... (photo: AP)
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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)
Robert Mugabe, President of Zimbabwe, talks during an interview at the United Nations Friday, Sept. 16, 200  Irish Times 
Mugabe a front for military dictatorship, says PM aide
| BILL CORCORAN in Cape Town | SENIOR MOVEMENT for Democratic Change (MDC) politician, Roy Bennett has claimed Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe is just a front man for a military dictatorship that r... (photo: AP / Ed Betz)
Military   Photos   Politics   Wikipedia: Robert Mugabe   Zimbabwe  
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 Knowledge System Expo in Durban. ... (photo: WN / Arturo Ubaub)
Fruit   Jobs   Mass   Photos   Vegetables  
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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  
Dubai airport Gulf News
Dubai airport passenger traffic shows strong growth
| Dubai: Dubai International Airport continues to reflect the results of ongoing investments in the form of Concourse 3 and the new Dubai World Central-Al Maktoum Interna... (photo: Creative Commons)
Aviation   Business   Dubai   Industry   Photos  
This is a photo showing airplanes from Emirates Airline at Dubai International Airport in Dubai, United Arab Emirates on 23 September 2007. TravelDailyNews
Emirates delivers the goods with new service to Dakar
| With the launch of Emirates’ new route to Dakar now just six weeks away, the airline has unveiled a raft of economic benefits that the service will bring to the M... (photo: GFDL / Imre Solt)
Aerospace   Dakar   Emirates   Photos   Wikipedia: Emirates (airline)  
Polluted Water - River - Sky - Buildings The New York Times
Netherlands: Oil Trading Company Fined in Dumping of Toxic Sludge
| A Dutch court on Friday imposed the maximum fine of $1.28 million dollars on the oil trading company Trafigura for illegally exporting highly toxic sludge that ended up... (photo: WN / Dominic Canoy)
Company   Netherlands   Photos   Toxic   Wikipedia: Trafigura  
Pregnancy Peace FM Online
Teenage pregnancy: who is to be blamed - the child, parents or society?
Teenage pregnancy has been one of the societal problems which triggers the vicious cycle of poverty today, apart from it causing an uncontrollable increase in populations... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)
Parents   Photos   Pregnancy   Teenagers   Wikipedia: Teenage pregnancy  
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. IRINnews
AFRICA: Cash in hand keeps HIV at bay
web | JOHANNESBURG, 23 July 2010 (PlusNews) - Giving young women small, regular cash payments can reduce their dependence on sexual relationships with older men, which al... (photo: AP / Schalk van Zuydam)
AIDS   Africa   Disease   Photos   Wikipedia: HIV/AIDS in Africa  
Sunflower crops - flower - agriculture - am1 The Guardian
Ugandan farmers on road to 'remarkable' recovery after rebel war
| UN-funded field schools bring hope, supplies and training to Ugandan farmers after years of war Pride and joy: Eunice Odok in her sunflower garden in Ayer sub-county, A... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)
Farmers   Garden   Photos   Road   Wikipedia: ugandan  
Emirates SkyCargo Gulf News
Emirates' Dakar service will boost trade links
| Dubai: With the launch of Emirates' new route to Dakar now just six weeks away, the airline has unveiled a raft of economic benefits that the service will bring to the ... (photo: Creative Commons / JuergenL)
Aerospace   Dakar   Emirates   Photos   Wikipedia: Emirates (airline)  
Stock & Market Economy & Money
- Asia, Africa power Colgate's Q2 show
-  Public service workers walk off the job
- Stalemate over 'utility tariff' hike blues
- Stanbic Builds Capacity of Clients on Trade Issues
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.
Hamas wants dialogue with Europe
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- Federal Govt Backs N20 Billion Appeal Fund for Jos and Haiti
- Stop This Child Labour Now
- Man Swooped Over Fake Currency
- Minority On STX Deal: We Will Ensure Ghana Gets Value For Mo
UBA , Is one of Nigeria Multi-national banking institutions located in Freetown-Charlotte street-Sierra Leone.
Nigeria the frontier market for new hotel development
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Health and Society News & Media
- 2010 Population and Housing Census estimated to cost GH˘70 m
- Bonaberi - Man Flogged for Attempting Suicide
- Statement: STX Housing Project Is Panacea To Ghana's Hou
- Scores die of cholera in Cameroon
UBA , Is one of Nigeria Multi-national banking institutions located in Freetown-Charlotte street-Sierra Leone.
Nigeria the frontier market for new hotel development
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- Federal Govt Backs N20 Billion Appeal Fund for Jos and Haiti
- Stop This Child Labour Now
- GIA Lays Off 140 Workers
- Businessman in Court for Fraud
US actress and human rights activist Mia Farrow  and Mahmud Qabil  , during her visit to Rafah town the southern Gaza Strip , October 15, 2009.Farrow is on a 4-day visit to Israel, West bank and Gaza as a good will ambassador of UNICEF. (photo by Ahmed Deeb/ WN)
 'Blood diamond' case: Farrow to testify
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Industry & Farming Politics & Goverment
-  Nigerian oil reforms due in weeks - minister
- Mining, exploration software helping Pan-African gold miner
- Company aims to expand its African footprint
- Palestinian women dig for their future
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S. African tiger caught after 2 days on the run
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- Minority On STX Deal: We Will Ensure Ghana Gets Value For Mo
- Statement: STX Housing Project Is Panacea To Ghana's Hou
- Nimba 2010 -One of the Best the Country Has Held - President
- First Amazon bridge to open world's greatest rainforest
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.
President Mills returns from Kampala
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