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The loan will be paid to the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority in March 2010, the Harare-based newspaper reported. A further loan of $1.4 million will be granted by the European Union, it said.
HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) - Zimbabwe's prime minister says he is thankful for South African efforts to rescue his coalition government. Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, speaking at a party rally Sunday, said South African President Jacob Zuma could visit soon.
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, December 1, 2009 (ENS) – Rhino poaching in both Africa and Asia is increasing, finds a report issued today by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature, IUCN and the wildlife trade monitoring network TRAFFIC.
Some days I tend to brood a lot about the State of Things, and I sometimes wonder whether we are in more danger from the corruption or from the stupid. There's just a lot of the stupid going around these days, and I won't mention the most obvious one because...
This Chanukah, go green. By giving families and friends eco-friendly presents, you may well save a little green of your own. The Jewish Week presents a selection of budget-priced gifts for the Festival of Lights that are eco-friendly, “fair trade” or benefit a charitable cause.
Nearly three decades after the epidemic's arrival, AIDS remains if exactly not off-limits -- then certainly off the radar screens of many prominent LGBT leaders. This needs to end.
Equatorial Guinea President Teodoro Obiang Nguemasaid he is ready to pardon an exiled opponent sentenced in absentia to 62 years in prison over a failed coup attempt.
African authorities raided shops, intercepted vehicles at checkpoints and used sniffer dogs to detect and seize over 3,800 pounds (1,768 kilograms) of illegal elephant ivory in a six-nation operation, Interpol and the Kenya Wildlife Service said Monday.
Though the Church has been criticized for being late to the HIV/AIDS fight, Christians around the world are now actively working to educate people about the deadly disease and dispel dangerous myths.
http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | Watching the left attempting to undo the greatness of American medicine and dismantle the unprecedentedly powerful American economic engine built almost entirely on non-governmental entrepreneurial effort, I realize once again that the left is far better at destroying than building.
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