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Journal of Commerce
DP World Becomes Third-Largest Terminal Operator
Dubai-based company handled 31.5 million TEUs in 2009 to rank one notch higher DP World became the world’s third-largest terminal operator, according to the latest rankings of global operators by... (photo: WN / abeer)

President of the republic of Kenya Mwai Kibaki

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The Times of India
Kenya formally adopts new constitution
NAIROBI: Kenya formally adopted a new constitution on Friday in a ceremony attended by several African leaders including Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir, despite being indicted for genocide and... (photo: Creative Commons / DEMOSH)

Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir, centre, attends the opening session of the Arab Summit in Doha, Qatar, Monday, March 30, 2009. Sudan's president, who is sought by an international court on charges of war crimes in Darfur, received a warm welcome in Qatar, and the 22-nation Arab League has already said it would not enforce the International Criminal Court's arrest order

The New York Times
Sudan Leader Travels Despite Warrant
Flouting international demands for his arrest on genocide charges, President Omar Hassan al-Bashir of Sudan arrived in Kenya on Friday to participate in a ceremony inaugurating the country’s... (photo: AP / Hassan Ammar)
ICC Photos Sudan War Crimes Wikipedia: Omar al-Bashir

Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir, center, addresses supporters during his visit to the western Darfur town of Zalengi, Sudan, Tuesday, April 7, 2009. Sudan's embattled president on a visit to Darfur Tuesday called on the people of the region to bring armed groups battling the government around to peace talks.

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Al-Bashir visit raises doubts over Kenya's ICC commitment (Feature)
Nairobi - Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir's visit to Kenya on Friday has raised questions over the East African nation's commitment to extraditing its own nationals to the International Criminal... (photo: AP / Abd Raouf)
Al-Bashir Commitment Photos Questions Visit

Coffe time

The Guardian
Coffee threatened by beetles in a warming world
Coffee threatened by beetles in a warming world A tiny insect that thrives in warmer temperatures — the coffee berry borer — has been spreading steadily, devastating... (photo: Creative Commons / Takkk)
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Joy Online
Kenya president ratifies new constitution
Kenya has adopted a new constitution, more than three weeks after it was overwhelmingly approved in a national referendum. Tens of thousands of people watched as... (photo: AP / Khalil Senosi)
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Kenya Army women soldiers rehearse a military parade at Uhuru Park, Nairobi, Kenya, Tuesday, Aug. 24, 2010. Kenya's armed forces are practicing drills ahead of a Friday ceremony during which Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki will sign into law a new constitution that sets up an American style presidential system with checks and balances.

BBC News
Kenya's new constitution sparks hopes of rebirth
By Peter Greste BBC East Africa correspondent Supporters of the new constitution say it brings much-needed changes Nairobi's Uhuru Park is awash with the red, green and... (photo: AP / Sayyid Azim)
Kenya Photos Politics Violence Wikipedia: Kenya

Food

Gulf News
Building the road to food security
Recently, I was on a road in the Southern Choma District of Zambia to meet with Rosemary Pisani, a smallholder farmer and mother of eight who struggled to feed her... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb)
Food Photos Road Security Wikipedia: Food

Tiananmen Square

The Australian
The Red Dragon gets a free ride
THE announcement that China's economy had overtaken Japan's in size meant almost nothing. Gross domestic product numbers are... (photo: AP / Alexander F. Yuan)
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Economy

	Ethiopia PM says will probe coffee export defaulting The Guardian
	FTSE closes lower on poor US jobs data Yahoo Daily News
	Coffee helps boost Ethiopia exports to $2 bln -min The Guardian

Science & Technology

	Suicide Bomber Attacks Somali Hotel, Killing 8 The New York Times
	Kenya makes massive seizure of ivory and rhino horns BBC News
	Sudan plans to build nuclear plant Al Jazeera

Media

	US security firm 'to pay $42m fine' Al Jazeera
	Southern Sudan plans to build cities in animal shapes London Evening Standard
	DOJ says Barclays engaged in illegal transactions The News & Observer

Africa Travel

	Ethiopian Airlines brings U.S. travelers connecting service to more of West Africa TravelDailyNews
	Monarch may take to water for diamond jubilee The Australian
	Terrorist Ties Doubted in Amsterdam Arrests The New York Times

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Nduhura Reports Basajja to Museveni

16 Ministers Beaten in NRM Polls

I Am Not Going Anywhere -Kiggundu

Bishop Condemns Corruption in Churches

Animals Confiscated From Ssese Resort

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Hard-line Islamist Al Shabab fighters conduct military exercises in northern Mogadishu's Suqaholaha neighborhood, Somalia, Monday Aug. 23, 2010.

Al-Shabab avow 'massive' Somali war

Suspected Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout, left, dubbed "The Merchant of Death" waits during a hearing at police headquarters by Thai authorities Friday, March, 7, 2008, in Bangkok, Thailand.

Suspected arms dealer may be extradited to US

An Israeli tank advances along the Israel-Gaza border, from southern Israel, Thursday, Jan. 8, 2009.

Despite Obama's election promise, the wars continue

Give More Funds to Local Government - Besigye All Africa
Kabale Election Results Nullified All Africa
Jinja NRM Losers Petition Party All Africa
Fufa to Send Advance Party Ahead of Kenya Match All Africa
China needs Sudan to vote peacefully The Guardian
Two Burundi politicians killed Independent online (SA)
Official Rejects Challenge to Kikwete All Africa
Swazi protesters defy arrests Independent online (SA)
Minister Conducts Seminar to Citizens in Perth City All Africa
CUF Criticises Ruling Party Over Hospital All Africa
Chadema Petition - Tendwa Stays Mum as Makamba Celebrates All Africa
Explain Shs20 Billion Bills, Parliament Tells Army All Africa
ElBaradei calls for election boycott Independent online (SA)
Ask Moz about the power of text messaging Independent online (SA)
U.S to Help Government Find New HIV/Aids Funds All Africa
Minister Otaala Sues NRM Over Poll Results All Africa
Bududa Bosses Fight Over Elections All Africa
Unicef And Government to Sponsor Talented Secondary School S All Africa
Say No to Anarchy in Elections All Africa
Seven Nabbed Over Election Malpractice All Africa

Nurse Gladys Wachira who has worked at the hospital for 18 years, poses in the Paediatric ward in Karatina Hospital , Karatina, Kenya, Tuesday Nov. 7, 2006. Malaria cases in the highlands of Kenya are increasing, possibly due to the rise in temperature i

Kenya receives ksh.3billion to fight Malaria

Bread - Food - Store - Flour

Kenya bread price skyrockets

A group of homeless children watch traffic pass by in Juba, southern Sudan on Thursday Aug. 11, 2005. E

South Sudan to build 'Rhino City'

KCC Begins Updating Information on Tax Payers All Africa
Produce Prices Increase by 48 Percent All Africa
Many Businesses are Focussing on Customer Relations All Africa
Kenya mobile price war cuts calling costs The Guardian
Arusha-Namanga Road to Unlock Business Opportunities All Africa
Local Cement Market Set to Improve All Africa
Mramba 'Had Links With Alex Stewart' All Africa
58-Years of Concretising Business All Africa
Liberty Eyes Higher Returns From Property Market All Africa
Youth Get Business Skills All Africa
Tanesco Cracks Down on Illegal Power Consumers All Africa
URA Courts Judiciary on Tax Issues All Africa
Common Market Good for Farmers All Africa
Bell's 60 Years Bash All Africa
Nation's Fish Exports Dip Further All Africa
Oil Company's Shares Tumble in Panic Over Licence Row All Africa
Tullow Acquires Kenya-Ethiopia Oil Blocks All Africa
Bujagali Outs 50 Megawatts in 2011 All Africa
Mobile Money Transforms Business All Africa
Special Bond Money to Go Into Roads, Energy and Water All Africa

Armed fighters from the Al-shabab group prepare to travel on the back of pickup trucks outside Mogadishu in Somalia on Monday Dec. 8, 2008.

US national charged with trying to join Somali Shebab

U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden, center, gestures upon his arrival at Ben Gurion airport, near Tel Aviv, Israel, Monday, March 8, 2010.

Biden Says New Constitution Would Strengthen Kenya

HIV-positive Filipino mother Maureen Colambo prepares an AIDS symbol to be used in the ceremony Friday May 26, 2006, marking the 23rd anniversary of the International AIDS Candlelight Memorial at Marikina city, east of Manila, Philippines. The AIDS Candlelight Memorial is a yearly global activity by over 3,000 communities in 85 countries to pay homage to more than 28 million people who lost their lives to the dreaded AIDS pandemic. Colambo, a former sex worker, was tested HIV-positive 13 years ago and is active in raising awareness of th

KENYA: HIV carries moral stigma - report

Awareness Against Human Trafficking Raised All Africa
Cardinal Otunga Remembered All Africa
Clerics Plea On Chang'aa All Africa
Cleric Accuses Police of Aiding Drug Barons All Africa
Festive Mood As Muslims Prepare to End Fast All Africa
It's No Easy Walk to Sainthood All Africa
Kayiwa's University Illegal, Says NCHE All Africa
Cardinal Otunga Was a True Saint And a Rare Gift to the Enti All Africa
When Religious Zealotry Fuses With the State Machinery All Africa
Former Mungiki Sect Leader Parts Ways With Wanjiru All Africa
Vote Rigging a Shame, Say Arua Religious Leaders All Africa
Country Missed Opportunity to Show Talent at Uhuru Park All Africa
Atlanta shrine is the real thing Ohio
Religious Leaders Condemn Legalisation of Chang'aa All Africa
Segen Artist Group Offers Training to 100 Children And Youth All Africa
Church Told to Cleanse LRA Victims All Africa
Invest in Higher Education, Church Told All Africa
Power, Money, Booze - Christians Can Learn a Lot From Ramada All Africa
Duking It out with Dancing, Doggerels at Duka Azmari Bet All Africa
Bishops Condemn Corruption All Africa

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The Mysteries of Meroe

Scarlett Johansson

Johansson's mum adopts baby girl from Ethiopia

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SOMALIA: Broadcasters mock music ban with gunfire, frogs and cocks

Arusha Cultural Diversity Festival Ready to Roll All Africa
Mujunga Pushes for Art Museum All Africa
Reclaiming National Culture All Africa
Kirima Issues Orders On Video All Africa
Singer's Wedding Video Played in Court All Africa
Use Performing Arts As Cultural Showcases All Africa
A Brand New Song All Africa
Coronation of New Kyabazinga Flops All Africa
Sammi Exit Good for Hannington All Africa
Mesach Semakula Revamps Bukedde TV's 'Embaga' All Africa
Who Will Be Miss Uganda 2010? All Africa
Game of Musical Chairs Vintage Kibaki All Africa
Art - Kintu's Clever Move All Africa
Pirated Video Sellers Close Shop Ahead of New Copyright Law All Africa
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Schools Music Festival Winners to Perform Before Kibaki All Africa
Curtain Closes On Schools Music Fete All Africa
Polls Team Learns From Music Fete All Africa
Les Wanyika Band Members Back Together to Mark 32nd Annivers All Africa
Themes at Fete Hit the Right Note All Africa

Omar al-Bashir

UK should not put trade with Sudan ahead of human rights

Stakeout: Security-General Ban Ki-Moon speaks to the press as a follow-up to his remarks at the Opening of the 2010 High-Level Segment of the Economic and Social Council.

UN alarmed by mistreatment of staff, aid workers in Darfur

File - An African Union soldier gives bread to two women carrying collected firewood while they pass by an AU base at the outskirts of the West Darfur town of Murnei, Sudan, April 23, 2007.

UN seeks access to Darfur camp

UN refugee agency alarmed at civilian loss of life in Somali United Nations
Zambian police brutality exposed Independent online (SA)
Kagame Attacks Critics All Africa
Human Rights Commission Crisis Deepens All Africa
UN Unlikely to Punish Kenya for Bashir Visit All Africa
UN Mission Opens First Base Ahead of Referendum in Southern All Africa
UN reports thousands more displaced by fighting in Somali ca United Nations
UN Political Chief Encourages Government to Do More for Its All Africa
UN Delegation Visits Mogadishu, Fighting Resumes All Africa
Darfur - UN-AU Envoy Meets With World Bank Officials All Africa
Somalia: UN delegation visit Mogadishu, fighting resumes. Gareowe Online
UN political chief encourages Somali Government to do more f United Nations
UN chief urges Rwanda not to withdraw Sudan peacekeepers Middle East Online
Press Freedom Victory, Sedition Law Abolished All Africa
COMESA supports Kenya over Bashir visit Kenya Broadcasting Corp
Safaricom dismisses red number hoax Kenya Broadcasting Corp
Arrest Bashir or Bar Him Entry All Africa
Kenya to revive family planning campaign Kenya Broadcasting Corp
UN Protests Over Al-Bashir's Visit to Nation All Africa
EU raps Kenya over Bashir visit Kenya Broadcasting Corp

Children standing in front of the door in Douala Cameroon in 2009

Ghana The 3rd Best Country To Live In Sub-Saharan Africa

Displaced residents living by the roadside next to their flooded tukuls. Extremely heavy early rains inundated the areas around Aweil with floodwaters, displacing thousands of residents. UN agencies and NGOs working with their government partners are working to provide the needed assistance to those displaced.

SUDAN: Thousands struggle to survive as Kalma aid cut off

In this photo, reviewed by a US Department of Defense official, an American flag waves in the breeze behind razor-wire and fences within the compound of Camp Delta military-run prison, at the Guantanamo Bay U.S. Naval Base, Cuba on Tuesday, June 27, 2006. The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that President George W. Bush overstepped his authority in creating military war crimes trials for Guantanamo Bay detainees, a rebuke to the administration and its aggressive anti-terror policie

Gitmo Jury to Choose Sentence for al-Qaida Cook

Sleeping Sickness Hits Kalangala All Africa
Gulu Mothers Living With HIV Deliver 307 Healthy Babies All Africa
Nomadic Communities Struggle to Access PMTCT All Africa
U.S. Committed to Addressing HIV/Aids Needs All Africa
Moz riots death toll rises Independent online (SA)
Katine takes a lead on NGO monitoring but there's a long way The Guardian
Mount Meru Bracing to Become Referral Hospital All Africa
Teso Diabetics Ask for Hospital All Africa
HIV Patients Fail to Pay Medical Bills All Africa
Country Joins War Against Diabetes All Africa
72,000 More to Get Free Aids Drugs All Africa
Stepped-Up Endeavors to Be Exerted Towards Controlling T.B. All Africa
HIV Mothers Need Education On New Breastfeeding Tips All Africa
Region Launches New Approach to Improve Access to Essential All Africa
Children Living With HIV in Masaka Appeal for Support All Africa
HIV Prevention Efforts Need More Diligence All Africa
Region Can Avert Cancer Crisis All Africa
Camel Clinics Bring Condoms to Nomads All Africa
Kenyan Government to reintroduce use of DDT Kenya Broadcasting Corp
Three Health Officials Acquitted All Africa

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