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Dec. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Aico Africa Ltd., the Zimbabwean cotton producer and processor, appointed Patrick Devenish as chief executive officer to replace Happymore Mapara, who resigned, Renaissance Capital said in a note to clients today.
(I was reminded recently that I haven't written much about my second grandchild. Isn't that the way it goes -- the first gets all the attention? OK. Here it is.)
The Football for Hope center is out to teach kids about more than just the "beautiful game."
CAPE TOWN, South Africa — The Football for Hope center is out to teach kids about more than just the "beautiful game."
CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) — The Football for Hope center is out to teach kids about more than just the "beautiful game."
CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) - The Football for Hope center is out to teach kids about more than just the "beautiful game."
DE DOORNS, 3 December 2009 (IRIN) - More than two weeks after the attacks that drove some 3,000 Zimbabwean migrant workers from their homes in informal settlements outside De Doorns, a farming town about 140km from Cape Town, South Africa, the mood among the displaced remains grim.
At a time when the job market is difficult and people are struggling to find jobs or even internships or volunteer opportunities, why is the Peace Corps now half the size it was in 1966?
Africa is known for its natural beauty and roaming troves of animals. Unfortunately, it is perhaps more easily recognized for its negative aspects that include persistent ethnic conflicts, which are primarily a result of a late colonization process that drew artificial boundaries, divvying up the land according to the whim of European 'explorers.
Dec. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister Tendai Biti will probably keep a tight rein on spending when he announces the 2010 budget tomorrow after the country failed to attract donor aid as it emerges from a decade-long recession.
At a groundbreaking for a replacement for Fiterman Hall, damaged on 9/11, City Councilman Charles Barron claimed that his role and that of students in getting it rebuilt had been ignored, prompting an angry retort.
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