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List of U.S. President Barack Obama’s Accomplishments During First 2 Years in Office
List of some of President Obama's accomplishments during his first 2 years in office. Latest accomplishments:…
Iowa Caucuses in Pictures
As the "invisible primary" winds down in rural Iowa, candidates for the Republican Party's presidential nomination…
Santorum Win Raises New Challenges for Romney in Key Conservative States
Rick Santorum's win in four key conservative states has raised new questions for Republican presidential hopeful…
Follow the Money: Payment Trail Reveals Challenges of Ridding Liberia of Corruption
Last July, five months before she accepted the Nobel Peace Prize, Liberian president Ellen Johnson Sirleaf…
10 Tips for Aspiring Journalists
Although newspapers and television stations are closing, the people's need to read is not declining and…
Congo suspends two airlines following deadly crash
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has suspended the licenses of two airlines after one of…
Rwandan refugee journalists fear for colleague Jean Bosco Gasasira
In Rwanda, Paul Kagame is afraid of one woman, jailed opposition leader Victoire Ingabire Umhoza, and…
Slovak Court Blocks Book Exposing Corruption, Demands Manuscript, Docs
A SLOVAK court’s decision to block publication of an unfinished book about alleged high-level political corruption…
FAA Moves to Limit Blockout System Hiding Private Jet Flights
The (US) Federal Aviation Administration is proposing rules that would prevent private plane owners from keeping…
How (and How Not) to Jumpstart an Economy
The polarized rhetoric of the 2012 election cycle presents voters with a false choice of whether…
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Slovak Court Blocks Book Exposing Corruption, Demands Manuscript, Docs
A SLOVAK court’s decision to block publication of an unfinished book about alleged high-level political corruption being written by investigative journalist Tom Nicholson,…
FAA Moves to Limit Blockout System Hiding Private Jet Flights
The (US) Federal Aviation Administration is proposing rules that would prevent private plane owners from keeping their flight records secret unless they can…
Equatorial Guinea: France impounds African autocrats’ ‘ill-gotten gains’
At 42 Avenue Foch, the tree-lined boulevard that is one of Paris's most expensive streets, looms a five-storey private mansion complete with disco,…
Nigeria: Eni SpA Pipeline Set Ablaze by Militants, MEND Claims Responsibility
A statement purportedly from the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta(MEND), one of Nigeria’s largest militant groups, claims to have "attacked…
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Last July, five months before she accepted the Nobel Peace Prize, Liberian president Ellen Johnson Sirleaf welcomed Chevron CEO John Watson into the executive mansion to herald one…
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has suspended the licenses of two airlines after one of their aircraft crashed over the weekend, killing President Joseph Kabila’s chief adviser…
In Rwanda, Paul Kagame is afraid of one woman, jailed opposition leader Victoire Ingabire Umhoza, and Rwandan investigative journalists are constantly under siege. Following the assassination of Leonard…
Slovak Court Blocks Book Exposing Corruption, Demands Manuscript, Docs
FAA Moves to Limit Blockout System Hiding Private Jet Flights
How (and How Not) to Jumpstart an Economy
Madagascar special police raid home of ex-President’s son
Santorum Win Raises New Challenges for Romney in Key Conservative States
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10 Tips for Aspiring Journalists
- Tawanda Mudimu
With Tales of Glue Addictions, Stabbings, The Homeless Live One Day at a Time in Jo’burg
- Bibi Nehanda
How Julius Malema and the ANCYL Can Help Build a Progressive, Democratic South Africa
- Susanne Gutsche
LOCKED UP: Safe Haven Turns To Hell For African Asylum Seekers In Austria
- Wongai Zhangazha
Over 20 Families Left in the Cold As Zimbabwe Government Orders Destruction of Homes
HUMAN RIGHTS View all
10 Tips for Aspiring Journalists
Although newspapers and television stations are closing, the people's need to read is not declining and while governments can shut down newspapers, they cannot control…
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Santorum Win Raises New Challenges for Romney in Key Conservative States
Rick Santorum's win in four key conservative states has raised new questions for Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney, who has consistently led in the polls and received increasingly…
In Saif Al Islam Trial, Libya’s Post-Gaddafi Government Sees Chance to Reassert Legitimacy
With no justice system in place yet, the ICC wants to extradite Gaddafi's son to The Hague... but the Libyan government sees his trial as an opportunity to…
Herman Cain Wants to Be Defense Secretary, Hypothetically
Herman Cain, the U.S. presidential candidate who did not know that China had nuclear weapons, has expressed "hypothetical" interest in serving as the country's Secretary for Defense. Cain,…
U.S. in Africa: Kony Has 100 Special Forces on His Trail
U.S. President Barack Obama has sent 100 U.S. Army Special Forces to Uganda, ostensibly to hunt down rebel leader Joseph Kony, head of Uganda's notorious Lord's Resistance Army.…
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Africa: Fighting for the Rights of Child Soldiers
Nairobi — At end-November 2011, Somalia and the Central African Republic became the latest countries to commit to end the use of child soldiers -…
Uganda a human trafficking harbor
Indian police unearth Gujerat-Africa human trafficking ring
Namibia Moves To Tackle Human Trafficking
Congo warlord goes on trial at The Hague
100s of Zimbabweans illegally enter SA daily
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Zimbabwe: New Diamond Find Raises Stakes, Prospects
Gillian Sithole, mine manager at Mbada Diamonds, one of the firms mining in the area, said…
Two Men Claim the Presidency as DRC Vote Ends in Chaos
As Aliens, Smarties and Life Savers Fly Off the Shelves, Report Faults Nestle for Child Labor in Cocoa Plantations
South Africa: Four Children Die in Desperate Search for Food
Obama Waives Aid Curbs on Militaries Using Child Soldiers
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10 Tips for Aspiring Journalists
Although newspapers and television stations are closing, the people's need to read is not declining and…
Slovak Court Blocks Book Exposing Corruption, Demands Manuscript, Docs
Fighting to the End: Press Freedom Advocate Chakaodza Decried “Archaic” Media Laws in Last Editorial
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Ugandan Journalist Assassinated in Rwanda: Probe Deepens
The Rwandan State House’s Counter Intelligence has picked up the investigation into the killing of top…
As Aliens, Smarties and Life Savers Fly Off the Shelves, Report Faults Nestle for Child Labor in Cocoa Plantations
South Africa: Four Children Die in Desperate Search for Food
Rwandan Supreme Court Urged to Release Jailed Reporters
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Botswana, South Africa in High Level Talks on Trade, Immigration
It is no ordinary state visit as President Ian Khama yesterday led one of the most…