Rwanda : Forest Conservation Calls for Carrot And Stick
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on 2011/1/22 11:50:00 |
20110121 IPS
Kigali — For years, the various campaigns for sustainable use of forests just passed Pascal Segatashya by. But Rwanda's ambitious Forest Conservation Project eventually found him - and it has transformed his life and livelihood.
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Democratic Republic of the Congo : Jury Still Out On ICC Trials
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on 2011/1/22 11:49:06 |
20110119 IRIN
Bunia — Almost two years into the trial of Thomas Lubanga for war crimes by the International Criminal Court (ICC), several international justice experts and observers say the court has had a largely positive impact on the ground in the Democratic Republic of Congo, but some differ.
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Nigeria : Voter Registration May Be Extended
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on 2011/1/22 11:43:42 |
20110121
Abuja — The on-going voter registration exercise in the country would be extended beyond the stipulated two weeks' duration if many eligible voters are not registered by the end of next week, both President Goodluck Jonathan and Independent National Electoral Commission [INEC] chairman Professor Attahiru Jega said at separate occasions in Abuja yesterday.
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Sudan : Kiir: A reluctant leader finally fathers a nation
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on 2011/1/20 16:39:10 |
20110120 The east african Moments before he cast his ballot in the referendum that could, in July, give birth to a new nation, the crack in the voice of Salva Kiir, Vice President of the Sudan, may have gone unnoticed.
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Kenya : Demolitions will go on, vow ministers
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on 2011/1/20 16:36:46 |
20110120 capitalfm NAIROBI, Kenya, Jan 20 - The government was on Wednesday reading from different scripts on the planned compulsory land acquisition on Mombasa Road and Waiyaki Way, meant to pave way for road expansion.
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Angola : Vice-president pays homage to Cuban hero
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on 2011/1/20 16:34:01 |
20110120 angop Havana - Angola's vice-president, Fernando da Piedade Dias dos Santos, on Wednesday in Havana laid a wreath by the monument of Cuban hero, José Martí, Angop learnt.
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Liberia : Cash Politics - Parties, Candidates, Voters Wobbling In Briberies, Extortions
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on 2011/1/20 16:30:00 |
20110120 allafrica The political clouds are gathering by the day and signs are that Elections 2011 would be a dog-eat-dog affair not merely because aspirants are called to genuine service of the people but principally because elected positions in Government, at executive and legislative levels, are unusually lucrative and money-spinning.
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Tunisia : Tunisia sees peaceful protests, order after weeks of violence
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on 2011/1/20 16:17:19 |
20110120 xinhua TUNIS, Jan. 18 (Xinhua) -- Violence-hit Tunisia Wednesday saw peaceful protests in its capital, with hundreds chanting national anthem and displaying cartoons to demand the ruling RCD party be out of the unity government, while no clashes were reported.
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Côte d'Ivoire : Gbagbo "rejects" Odinga as AU mediator in Cote d'Ivoire crisis
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on 2011/1/20 16:15:46 |
20110120 xinhua ABIDJAN, Jan. 20 (Xinhua) -- The camp of Cote d'Ivoire's incumbent Laurent Gbagbo has "rejected" Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga as the African Union (AU) mediator in the West African country because of his "manifest bias" for Alassane Ouattara, the other presidential claimant.
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West of Africa : Senegalese FM hails "sweeter" ties with Gambia
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on 2011/1/20 16:13:11 |
20110120 xinhua BANJUL, Jan. 20 (Xinhua) -- Visiting Senegalese Foreign Minister Madickeh Niang sees relations with neighboring Gambia as "sweeter today," saying this is because there is absolute peace, love and unity between the leaders of the two countries.
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Côte d'Ivoire : Gbagbo forces open fire toward UN peacekeepers
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on 2011/1/19 10:46:35 |
20110119 xinhua
UNITED NATIONS, Jan. 18 (Xinhua) -- Forces loyal to the former president of Cote d'Ivoire, Laurent Gbagbo, who declined to put down power despite his electoral defeat, have opened fire toward UN peacekeepers in a new "act of aggression," a UN envoy told reporters here on Tuesday.
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Tunisia : Tunisia interim president, PM quit ruling party
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on 2011/1/19 10:45:10 |
20110118 xinhua
TUNIS, Jan. 18 (Xinhua) -- Tunisian interim president Foued Mebazaa and Prime Minister Mohammed Ghannouchi quit Tunisia's ruling Constitutional Democratic Rally party (RCD) Tuesday, official TAP news agency reported.
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