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Ugandan President, Yoweri Museveni, addresses the opening of the African Union Summit in Kampala,Uganda, Sunday, July 25, 2010.

Elections Photos Uganda Vote Wikipedia :Yoweri Museveni

Herald Tribune
Uganda president: No Egypt-like revolt during vote
ENTEBBE, Uganda - Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni said Wednesday he will jail anyone who tries to spark Egypt-style unrest in the country ahead of national elections Friday that are widely expected... (photo: AP / Stephen Wandera)

President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda answers questions during a news conference following graduation ceremonies at Command and General Staff College in Fort Leavenworth, Kan., Friday, June 13, 2008.

Elections Photos Politics Uganda Wikipedia: Yoweri Museveni

Hartford Courant
Uganda's Museveni expected to win tight election
By Barry Malone KAMPALA (Reuters) - Ugandans will vote in a presidential and parliamentary elections on Friday that President Yoweri Museveni is expected to win, despite a fierce challenge from... (photo: AP / Orlin Wagner)

Roses at green house-floriculture-India.

Inquirer
Study finds smelling flowers hazardous
MANILA, PhilippinesDon't eat the flowers. But is it safe to smell them? On the eve of Valentine's Day, which triggers a huge demand for flowers, an international food organization issued a warning on... (photo: WN / Sayali Santosh Kadam)
Flower Food Photos Research Wikipedia: Flower

Senior members of the southern Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA) during the signing of ceasefire agreement with southern rebel leader representative of Lt. General George Athor in Juba, southern Sudan on Wednesday, Jan. 5, 2011. The SPLA has been engaged in an armed conflict with General Athor since the latter rebelled following Sudan's presidential, parliamentary and gubernatorial elections in April 2010.

Huffington Post
Southern Sudan Fighting Kills 105
KAMPALA, Uganda — Two days of fighting in Southern Sudan between the region's army and a rebel faction killed 105 people, a southern army spokesman said Friday, in a reminder that violence can... (photo: AP / Pete Muller)
Independence Photos Sudan Violence Wikipedia: Southern Sudanese independence referendum, 2011

Vietnam - Paddy Field - Rice Field - Rice - Agriculture - Farming. (ps1)

BBC News
The race for rice
By Pamela Whitby Mekong Delta, Vietnam Fungicide spraying has made lighter work for rice farmers in Vietnam Continue reading the main story Global Economy... (photo: Public Domain / -)
Agriculture Economy Photos Vietnam Wikipedia: Mekong Delta

Omar al-Bashir, 12th AU Summit, 090131-N-0506A-347

The New York Times
Sudan Leader Will Accept Secession Vote
KAMPALA, Uganda — With the announcement of final voting results, President Omar al-Bashir of Sudan said Monday that his government would accept the choice of the... (photo: Public Domain / U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Jesse B. Awalt/Released)
Bashir Leader Photos Sudan wikipedia: Omar al-Bashir

HIV AIDS Ribbon

Independent online (SA)
Researchers criticise Aids spending
Johannesburg - Nearly three million lives have been saved by HIV/Aids treatment but scarce resources are being misspent and stigma is still keeping the most vulnerable... (photo: Creative Commons / drea_beijing)
Aids Million Photos Treatment Wikipedia :HIV AIDS

Indian Villager Women and children Farmers on the paddy Field at South 24 Pargana in Eastern India, 15 January, 2011.

Al Jazeera
Global food prices hit record high
World food prices have hit their highest level on record in January, the United Nations has said. It said on Thursday that its Food and Agriculture Organisation Food... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)
Economy Farming Photos UN Wikipedia: Food security

Sleep - Child - Kid

The Daily Mail
Sleep-deprived Britain: Two thirds of us suffer from debilitating insomnia
If you woke up this morning feeling grumpy and fed up because you didn’t sleep well, you weren’t the only one. Almost two thirds of us struggle to get a good... (photo: WN / Yolanda)
Health Insomnia Photos Sleep Wikipedia: Sleep

Media News

	Oil Keeps Rally Going, Weighing on Global Markets The New York Times
	Oil shoots toward $102 on Libya supply disruption Herald Tribune
	Hillary Clinton sees validation of Mahatma Gandhi's principles in Egypt Zeenews
	Yemen to 'protect protesters' Al Jazeera

Africa Economy

	Bahrain's bourgeois revolt a lesson for China's leaders The Australian
	Disappearing dictatorships - could North Korea follow? BBC News
	Renewed Fighting in Ivory Coast's Commercial Center The New York Times
	Inflation Worries Intensify in Asia Wall Street Journal

Terrorism

	Indonesia cleric denies charges Al Jazeera
	US considering sanctions on Libya; Obama to speak The Boston Globe
	'Brother' Gaddafi, you're going down Asia Times
	Profile: Muammar Gaddafi Al Jazeera

Africa Headlines

Oil jumps above $100 on Libya supply disruption

Police officer shot dead in northeastern Nigeria

Alleged Zimbabwe plotters tortured, lawyers say

Uganda: Presidential candidate calls for protests

US: Libyan warns journalists illegally in country

Heavy fighting in town near Tripoli: witnesses

Kampala, Uganda 2009.02.25
heavy showers.
	Min: 18°C/64°F Max: 27°C/81°F

outh African President Kgalema Motlanthe gives the State of the Nation address in Parliament at Cape Town, South Africa, Friday Feb. 6, 2009. Motlanthe says the global financial crisis has hurt the country's economy and government needs to take steps to reduce the impact.

Calm urged over Mandela health

File - François Bozizé, President of the Central African Republic, participates in a roundtable discussion on the development of Africa.

Central African Republic strongman faces vote

Peacemaking risky business for Africans

Peacemaking risky business for Africans

United States Congratulates Country on Elections All Africa
Journalists Assaulted, Injured While Covering Local Election All Africa
Television Journalist Beaten By Mob While Covering Alleged E All Africa
State Department On Elections All Africa
US State Dept. : Daily Press Briefing - February 22, 2011 Scoop
Museveni wins again The Hindu
US congratulates Uganda president on re-election Breitbart
Govt Declares Public Holiday for Mayoral, Local Govt Electio All Africa
Why Uganda's Besigye failed to deliver Egypt-style protests The Christian Science Monitor
Seychelles congratulates Ugandan president on re-election Nation
President Museveni's Challenges All Africa
Book Review: Valerie Sackey probes Justice Annans Book In Joy Online
Ugandan election 'a sham' Independent online (SA)
Election Reflects Improvements, But Shortcomings Remain - Ob All Africa
Human Rights groups decry Lou Engle's stand on homosexuality The Examiner
African Union observers fault Uganda election Herald Tribune
Museveni Wins Election All Africa
African Union observers fault Uganda election; 2 losing cand Star Tribune
Gaddafi's son warns of civil war Al Jazeera
Bashir 'will not seek re-election' Al Jazeera

Indian Rupee - Rupees - Currency - Money - Bribe - hires (kv3)

Poll: World is getting more corrupt

A man and woman working in a farm field-Agriculture-India

Investors try new tactic with African agriculture

Western Union - Money Transfer

Western Union signs deal for international mobile money transfers in Africa, Middle East

Voting News: Online Registration Bill in CA Scoop
Uganda Fears Importing Inflation From Asia All Africa
Tullow director says Uganda approval is close The Guardian
Let Market Decide Call Price All Africa
Standards Body Lacks Technology to Test Petroleum Products All Africa
Nation to Export Banana Products All Africa
Teen led with a joyful spirit The News & Observer
Coffee Exporters Ask Govt for Incentives All Africa
Businesses Pray for Violent Free Polls All Africa
Candidates Distribute Money, Chicken in Gulu All Africa
Nation Shelves Pipeline Plan All Africa
Fuel Prices Expected to Rise All Africa
Banks Intensify Branch Growth to Raise Customer Base All Africa
Business Comes to a Standstill in Malaba During Vote All Africa
Ugandan president comfortably wins re-election The Daily Telegraph
Commonwealth Group expresses concern for Uganda elections Scoop
President leading in early vote tally The Boston Globe
Ugandan 'lesbian' drops homosexual claim The Daily Telegraph
Uganda Elections: President Yoweri Museveni Predicted To Win Huffington Post
Ugandan Elections Won't Disrupt Cross-Border Trade - High Co All Africa

U.S. Sen Barack Obama, D-Ill., answers questions at a news conference Monday, Oct 24, 2005, before speaking at a Girls Inc.luncheon in Omaha, Neb. (AP Photo/Dave Weaver) (js1)

Uganda must find, punish Kato killers: Obama

David Cato, a Ugandan gay-rights activist, poses for photographs at a restaurant in Kampala, Uganda, Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2009. Proposed legislation would impose the death penalty for some gay Ugandans, and their family, friends and even landlords also could face up to seven years in jail if they fail to report them to authorities. Cato became an activist after he was beaten up four times, arrested twice, fired from his teaching job and outed in the press because he is gay.

Ugandan Gay Rights Activist Is Beaten to Death

Condom - Contraceptive

UGANDA: Desperately seeking condoms in the north

Gut Perforation Disease Hits Kasese All Africa
My No.10 roller coaster: Sarah Brown reveals the highs and l The Daily Mail
Tunisia seeks Ben Ali's extradition Al Jazeera
Uganda President Takes Big Lead in Re-Election Bid The New York Times
Uganda's president leads big in early vote returns Herald Tribune
Uganda goes to the polls - but the majority are too young to NZ Herald
Ugandans begin voting in presidential poll Zeenews
Ugandans begin voting in presidential election Herald Tribune
Tunisia's Ben Ali 'in grave health' Al Jazeera
A nation goes to the polls - but the majority are too young The Independent
Two-year-old girl feared among four dead in Bahrain as riot The Daily Mail
25 yrs at helm: Uganda president predicts elex win Herald Tribune
DP's Mao to Fight HIV/Aids All Africa
Mao to Upgrade All Health Centre IVs All Africa
UGANDA: It takes money to get universal access to treatment IRINnews
UGANDA: Pushing HIV on to presidential candidates' agenda IRINnews
Sh70 Billion Mosquito Net Plant to Start Production in July All Africa
Politicians Stop Playing Games On the Right to Health All Africa
Young Kiwi woman brings former child soldiers to Waiheke Scoop
Rebels blamed after 11 slain in eastern Congo Herald Tribune

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown visits a National Health Service (NHS) center in central London, Friday July 24, 2009.

Corruption, China and Gordon Brown

Twitter - Facebook

Facebook co-founder launches social network to improve lives

Joseph Deiss (left), President of the sixty-fifth session of the General Assembly, convenes a meeting of the Assembly to elect five non-permanent members of the Security Council, 12 October, 2010.

Security Council gets new members

R. Kelly backs African supergroup tipped for global stardom CNN
Giving A Voice To Africa's Child Soldiers Huffington Post
'Many killed' in Libya's Bengjazi Al Jazeera
Moroccans riot ahead of protests Al Jazeera
Uganda leader takes early poll lead Al Jazeera
Scores killed in Libya protests Al Jazeera
Pictures of the Day: Uganda and Elsewhere The New York Times
'Low turnout' in Uganda polls Al Jazeera
Libyans bury dead after clashes Al Jazeera
The Many Faces of Uganda's Elections The New York Times
Four dead in Bahrain as riot police launch brutal crackdown The Daily Mail
EU tells Uganda to protect gays Al Jazeera
Libyans in US allege coercion Al Jazeera
Ugandan opposition warns incumbent Al Jazeera
Uganda president predicts poll win Al Jazeera
Art - Unique But Simple All Africa
This Day in History - February 16 Jamaica Observer
Violent protests break out in Libya Al Jazeera
Civil Society Shelves Report on Ghost Voters All Africa
Poetry Can Help Check Poor English All Africa

In this June 9, 2009 file courtroom sketch, Guantanamo detainee Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani, left, listens as his civilian lawyer Scott Fenstermaker, right, speaks at his arraignment in U.S. Federal Court in New York. Assistant U.S. Attorney David Raskin, seated in front, and Ghailani's military lawyer Marine Col. Jeffrey Colwell, back center, are shown listening. A federal judge blocked the government from calling its star witness against Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani on Wednesday, Oct. 6, 2010 because investigators only learned about the witness after Ghailani underwent harsh interrogation at a CIA-run camp.

East Africa embassy bomber sentenced to life in prison

Special Events: Observance of the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty 2010 (17 October) on the theme

Poverty rises, income falls across Triangle

Beggars wait to receive food distributed at a temple, as people across the world joined an international campaign to end global poverty Wednesday on World Poverty Day, in Allahabad, India, Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2007. The Asia-Pacific region had more than 641 million people living on less than US$1 a day in 1990, and in India roughly 40 percent of its 1.1 billion people live on less than US$1 a day, according to the World

UN launches report on combating poverty

Road Transport Employers Settle Rift in Lagos, Abia All Africa
Protea Hotel Chipata Employs 50 Workers All Africa
Poverty Reduction - IFAD Advocates Rural Youth Investment All Africa
Cabinet Meeting on Developing Employment of Graduates All Africa
Life Within Limits - Well-being in a World of Want by Michae All Africa
5 Steps to beautiful skin for life The Examiner
Transitional Government on Life Support All Africa
Life's Little Pleasures to Cost More All Africa
Phoenix Life Insurance Pays Claims All Africa
Food Price Hike Drives 44 Million People Into Poverty All Africa
Unregistered Workers - Employers Are Not to Withhold Contrib All Africa
The Transitional Government of Life Support All Africa
Life sentence for Nongoma rapist Independent online (SA)
Minister Counsels Employers All Africa
My Life as a Gay Ugandan All Africa
Govt Takes Stock of War on Poverty Programme All Africa
Expert Ties Rising Poverty to Nation's Poor Power Supply All Africa
Gang 'spotters' jailed for life Independent online (SA)
Mozambican Minister Hails Govt Commitment to Fight Poverty All Africa
Christians Reflect on Poverty in the Continent All Africa

Zimbabwe asylum seekers arriving in South Africa

Prize for students who beat adversity

Uganda offers an important lesson in education

Uganda offers an important lesson in education

A man talking through his mobile phone(cellular Phone) in Freetown,Sierra Leone.

Africa's Cell Phone Boom Can't Trump Dire Need For Schools, Roads, Power, Water

Free Education for the Blind Demanded All Africa
15-Aside Takes Root in Schools All Africa
Education Scheme Resumes With Peace Activities All Africa
Doom Looms As Govt Admits Failures in Teaching Profession All Africa
Kamya to Upgrade Soroti Flying School All Africa
Makerere Students Want Reduction of Fees All Africa
Schools Close for General Elections All Africa
Makerere Economics Lecturer Re-Instated All Africa
Nsereko Asks for More Poll Education All Africa
Museveni to Review Makerere Fees All Africa
Students Injured in Campaign All Africa
Senior Five to Report On February 25 All Africa
Parents Have a Role to Play in Their Child's Performance All Africa
Teachers in Demonstration Over Hardship Allowance All Africa
Govt Secures Sh170 Billion for Universities All Africa
Secondary Schools Double A'level Fees All Africa
24 Top PLE Stars on Monitor Bus All Africa
150 New Schools Added to Use Scheme All Africa
Senior Five Starts February 25 All Africa
Mengo Asks Government to Support Private Schools All Africa

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