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AFRICA RECORDS HIGHEST GROWTH IN TWO DECADES
Africa
has experienced its highest economic growth in the last two decades,
with the GDP growth rate, which averaged about 5 percent annually in
the past six years, rising to 5.5 percent in 2006, and is expected to
reach 6 percent in 2007.
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ANGELINA JOLIE, BRAD PITT GIVE U.S. $1
MILLION FOR DARFOUR
United
Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) Goodwill Ambassador
Angelina Jolie and actor Brad Pitt have donated $1 million towards the
humanitarian effort assisting millions of people affected by the crisis
in Sudan's Darfur region.
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AFRIQUE DU NORD: DEBAT SUR LA MIGRATION DANS
L'ESPACE EURO-MAGHREBIN
Experts,
decideurs politiques, acteurs sociaux, chercheurs et
universitaires des deux rives de la mediterranee, reunis deux jours
durant (10-11 mai), a Hammamet, dans le cadre du forum international.
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REPORTAGE SUR LES VICTIMS DE VIOLS PAR LES
REBELS INTERAHAMWE A L'EST DE LA RDCONGO
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AFRICA'S
SUCCESS STORY
Against
all the odds, and with little international support, Somaliland
is well on the road to stability and democracy. Too much of the news we
hear about Africa is negative: famine, civil war, HIV, corruption and
dictatorship....
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RECOMMENDATIONS ON MALE CIRCUMCISION FOR HIV
PREVENTION
In
response to the urgent need to reduce the number of new HIV infections
globally, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the UNAIDS
Secretariat convened an international expert consultation to determine
whether male circumcision should be recommended for the prevention of
HIV infection. Based on the evidence presented, which was considered to
be compelling, experts attending the consultation recommended that male
circumcision now be recognized as an additional important intervention
to reduce the risk of heterosexually acquired HIV infection in men.
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ZIMBABWE:
FIFA BOMBSHELL
WORLD
soccer-governing body Fifa said yesterday a decision is yet to be made
whether teams taking part in the 2010 World Cup could set base outside
South Africa once the tournament kicks-off.
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