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Report Calls on New World Bank President to Change Course on Infrastructure
Donors spent billions of aid dollars for dams and transmission projects at the Inga site on the Congo River, but 94 per cent of the population in the DRC still has no access to electricity17 May 2012 - NewsfromAfrica -
Africa
Obama Invites AfDB President to G8 Summit
The discussions will centre on the subject of food security in Africa and will also show how Africa's voice is being heard at the highest level.17 May 2012 - NewsfromAfrica -
Wednesday 16 May 2012
Kenya: One Killed in Mombasa Nightclub Blast
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Tuesday 15 May 2012
Sudan Parliament Rejects Talks with Rebels
Sudan’s Parliament has rejected any prospect for talks with Sudan People's Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N) rebels, disclaiming a United Nations resolution that calls for a political settlement of the conflict. -
Tuesday 15 May 2012
DRC: Thousands Flee in Fresh Eastern DRC Clashes
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Monday 14 May 2012
Kenya: Nairobi to Launch the First Africa Human Development Report 2012
This report comes just days ahead of the G8′s 2012 Summit at Camp David in Maryland, USA to which African leaders are invited to discuss food security on the continent. -
Saturday 12 May 2012
Hundreds of DRC Mutineer Soldiers Return to Army
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Saturday 12 May 2012
Africa: Private Sector Leaders Optimistic about Future of the Continent
The objective of the panel discussion, organized by the Economic Commission for Africa under the theme Africa 2050: A Private Sector Perspective, was to stimulate dialogue on the role of the private sector on Africa’s development goals. -
Friday 11 May 2012
South Kordofan: Education under Threat
About 3500 secondary school students and over 70,000 attending primary schools have been affected by the raging war. Some have made it to South Sudan to seek education in the camps while others remain home stranded, not knowing how they will cover the long distance to the land of sanctuary.Abdel Aziz al-Hilu, the SPLM-N leader in the state confirms in an exclusive interview with NewsfromAfrica's Eric Sande. -
Friday 11 May 2012
Horn of Africa: EU Donates Towards Research and Development
Marking this year’s Europe Day on Wednesday, EU Head of Delegation to Kenya Mr. Lodewijk Briet announced that EU has awarded another Ksh 45 million to Kenya Agricultural Research Institute (KARI) to research on crops suitable for arid and semi-arid lands.