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HIV patients wait to receive their anti-retroviral medicine at the Deborah Retief hospital in Moshundi, Botswana
Disease   Health   People   Photos   Science  
Circumcision may not cut HIV spread among gay men
New York: Although studies in Africa have shown that circumcision can lower the spread of HIV among heterosexuals, it may not do much to prevent infections among gay and bisexual men in Western countr... (photo: AP / Jerome Delay) Zeenews
Sheik Mohammed Sayed Tantawi, grand sheik of Al-Azhar, Sunni Islam's pre-eminent theological institute, waves to Palestinian authority President Mahmoud Abbas, not in picture, at the Azhar headquarters, in Cairo, Egypt
Death   Education   Egypt   Islam   Photos  
 Head of al-Azhar dies
| Cairo - Sheikh Mohamed Sayed Tantawi, the head of Egypt's most prestigious seat of Islamic learning al-Azhar, died of a heart attack on Wednesday during a visit to Saudi Arabia, religious officials ... (photo: AP / Amr Nabil) Independent online
Governor Umaru Yar'Adua, who is a leading presidential candidate, is seen after casting his vote at the venue of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) primary elections in Abuja, Nigeria, Saturday, Dec. 16, 2006. Nigeria's ruling party was voting Saturday to choose its presidential candidate for April elections, with the governor of a northern state emerging a front-runner in a dozen-strong fie Hundreds protest to demand Nigeria leader appears
Abuja: Hundreds of Nigerians gathered in the capital Abuja on Wednesday for a march to the Presidency to demand the appearance of ailing leader Umaru Yar'Adua, two weeks after he returned from a Saudi... (photo: AP / George Osodi) Zeenews
Africa   Nigeria   Photos   President   Saudi  
Inter Milan's soccer team newly signed-in striker Samuel Eto'o of Cameroon Glo-CAF Player Of The Year 2009: Who Deserves The Crown?
Three icons, one crown... Who should wear it? | By Lolade Adewuyi | Samuel Eto’o, Didier Drogba and Michael Essien are three African football stars who are household names in Africa and all over... (photo: AP / Luca Bruno) Goal
African   Etoo   Football   Photos   Soccer  
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A young child walks past tea plantations on her way to school near the village of Lower Manga, Kenya, Monday, Feb. 4, 2008. Kenya's tea production increases
Written By:KNA/Reuters   , Posted: Wed, Mar 03, 2010 | Kenya produced 37.7 million kg of tea in January, up 48 percent from a year earlier, aided by w... (photo: AP / Ben Curtis) Kenya Broadcasting Corp
Business   Economy   Kenya   Photos   Weather  
In this photo made from TV a patient is seen in hospital getting treatment in the Bududa region of Uganda, Tuesday, March 2, 2010, following heavy rains which triggered landslides. Rivers of mud swamped houses, stores and at least one school after heavy rains in this Central African country, killing at least 70 people with some 250 still missing, officials and survivors said Tuesday. Rains that began Monday evening continued through the night, triggering landslides in the Bududa region, 170 miles (275 kilometers) east of Kampala. Uganda's minister of state for disaster preparedness said the army would join the rescue effort. Death Toll From Uganda Landslides Rises
Associated Press | NAMETSI, Uganda--Rescuers used hand tools Wednesday to dig through thick rivers of mud that had engulfed three villages, burying church worshippers ali... (photo: AP / APTN) Wall Street Journal
Death   Disaster   Photos   Student   Uganda  
Coke - Softdrinks Fruit Farmers to Reap From Coca-Cola, Gates Project
FIFTY thousand small scale fruit farmers in Uganda and Kenya will benefit from sh23b four-year project of selling their fruits to Coca-Cola. This was revealed by Nathan K... (photo: WN / Yolanda) All Africa
Coca   Fruit   Photos   Selling   Uganda  
In this photo made from TV, people are seen in hospital getting treatment in the Bududa region of Uganda, Tuesday, March 2, 2010, following heavy rains which triggered landslides. Uganda landslide leaves 80 dead, 400 missing
Kampala: At least 80 people died and 400 were missing after a landslide triggered by torrential rain swept away entire villages in eastern Uganda, the Ugandan Red Cross s... (photo: AP / APTN) Zeenews
Disaster   Floods   Landslide   Photos   Uganda  
In this photo made from TV people are seen in hospital in the Bududa region of Uganda, Tuesday, March 2, 2010, following heavy rains which triggered landslides. Ugandan landslide kills 80, many missing
KAMPALA: A landslide in eastern Uganda has killed at least 80 people and villagers are digging with bare hands and simple tools in the hope of finding survivors, a govern... (photo: AP / APTN) The Times Of India
Disasters   Landslide   Photos   Uganda   Victims  
Constance Okollet Ochom, a farmer and community mobiliser from Eastern Uganda UGANDA: 300 feared dead as landslides bury villages in the east
web | KAMPALA, 2 March 2010 (IRIN) - At least 300 people, including 100 children, are believed to have been killed when landslides buried three villages in eastern Uganda... (photo: Creative Commons) IRINnews
Africa   Environment   Kampala   Photos   Uganda  
Business and Economy Politics
Tullow says profits have been hit by falling oil prices
Illegal Fishing Gear Destroyed on Lake George
Museveni Advises the Youth
Lack of Machinery, a Big Challenge for Vine Farmers
* ADV MONDAY MAY 14 ** The wind turbines near Kittitas, Wash., shown Dec. 8, 2006, are one of Puget Sound Energy's alternate energy projects. Plentiful rainfall is the staple image of the Pacific Northwest. The city of Seattle even broke a record last fall for precipitation in one month. But east of the Cascade Range, utilities are seeing potential in sunshine and a municipal utility in a small Washington town is enlisting residents' help to buy solar panels. (AP Photo/Jackie Johnston)hg3
Africa lagging behind in development of 'green' energy economy - UN
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Prime Minister's Chopper Crash is an Eye Opener
Minister Orders Heavy Trucks Out of City
Ear to the Ground - Wives, Concubines And the Many Faces of
Opposition Plots to Amend Constitution Over Elections
Floods are common in southern Africa but planning for the treatment disruptions they cause isn't, according to a new report
SOUTHERN AFRICA: Preparing for the worst
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Sport Farming
Golfers Aid Bududa As New Vision Wins
Inzikuru Urges Girls to Focus on Success
Lwakataka Delivers Early Warning
'Kobs Can Bounce Back From Poor Form'
Egypt face South Africa in tough African group
Egypt face South Africa in tough African group
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Weather Changes Turn Farming Into Gamble With Nature
 Telkom hires guards to protect cables
Farmers Ask FG to Split Agric Ministry
Lack of Machinery, a Big Challenge for Vine Farmers
A man walks past charred cars in Jos, Nigeria, Friday, Jan. 22, 2010.
Hundreds killed in Nigeria attack
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Education Health
Nakawa Dons Now Take Fight for Top Job to Court
Ssaja's Teachers Paid His Registration
Country's First Two-Time Chancellor
High Grades Alone Don't Mean Success
In this photo made from TV a patient is seen in hospital getting treatment in the Bududa region of Uganda, Tuesday, March 2, 2010, following heavy rains which triggered landslides. Rivers of mud swamped houses, stores and at least one school after heavy rains in this Central African country, killing at least 70 people with some 250 still missing, officials and survivors said Tuesday. Rains that began Monday evening continued through the night, triggering landslides in the Bududa region, 170 miles (275 kilometers) east of Kampala. Uganda's minister of state for disaster preparedness said the army would join the rescue effort.
Death Toll From Uganda Landslides Rises
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DRC-UGANDA: Aid workers battle to help "forgotten"
Mallinga Wants Legislators to Probe Shortage of Drugs
Officials Held Over Drugs Shortage
Crackdown On Illegal Clinics Long Overdue
In this photo made from TV a patient is seen in hospital getting treatment in the Bududa region of Uganda, Tuesday, March 2, 2010, following heavy rains which triggered landslides. Rivers of mud swamped houses, stores and at least one school after heavy rains in this Central African country, killing at least 70 people with some 250 still missing, officials and survivors said Tuesday. Rains that began Monday evening continued through the night, triggering landslides in the Bududa region, 170 miles (275 kilometers) east of Kampala. Uganda's minister of state for disaster preparedness said the army would join the rescue effort.
Death Toll From Uganda Landslides Rises
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