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Refugees at a reception centre in Liboi, on the Kenya-Somalia border: Liboi residents estimate that 300 to 400 Somali families, who fled violence in Mogadishu, are waiting to be registered as refugees (file photo)
Kenya   Photos   Refugees   Somalia   Wikipedia: Somalia		  BBC News 
Somalia: Increase in refugees fleeing to Kenya
Tue 28 Jun 2011
War and drought in Somalia are leading to an unprecedented number of people fleeing across the border into Kenya, an aid agency says. Save the Children is reporting that every day, about 1,300 people... (photo: IRIN News / Siegfried Modola)
Corn - Maize
Kenya   Maize   Photos   Prices   Wikipedia: Maize		  The Guardian 
Kenya faces looming maize shortage -official
Wed 22 Jun 2011
* 2011/12 harvest seen at 25 mln bags vs 39.8 last season * Kenya to import maize from Malawi, Zambia * Weakening shilling to push maize prices, inflation higher By Beatrice Gachenge NAIROBI June 22... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
A dry water pan in Bondo, Nyanza Province  IRINnews  Mon 20 Jun 2011
KENYA: Severe drought, high food prices hit pastoralists
Photo: Kenneth Odiwour/IRIN2011 is the region’s driest year since 1995NAIROBI, 16 June 2011 (IRIN) - Successive poor rains coupled with rising food and fuel prices are leading to a worsening food... (photo: IRIN News)
Africa   Economy   Photos   Weather   Wikipedia: Kenya
Wheat-food grain crop-Agriculture-India.  The Guardian  Mon 20 Jun 2011
'Super' wheat set to boost yields and reduce hunger
SciDevNet: Variety resistant to two strains of fungus increases yield by 15% Rust fungus is found on a stalk of wheat in an experimental wheat field in the Sonora region of Mexico. Photograph: Ted... (photo: WN / Sayali Santosh Kadam)
Agriculture   Disease   Food   Photos   Wikipedia: Wheat
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File - A Burmese Rohingya refugee arrives on a bus for demonstration outside the Office of the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2008. The Guardian Mon 20 Jun 2011
UNHCR 2011 refugee statistics: full data
Refugee numbers give us a unique insight into violence and conflict around the world. Find out where refugees come from - and where they go • Get the data • Get the... (photo: AP / Lai Seng Sin)
Photos   Refugee   UN   Unhcr   World
File image showing Osama bin Laden, right, the prime suspect in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the United States, at an undisclosed location, accompanied by his top lieutenant, Egyptian Ayman al-Zawahri. BBC News Thu 16 Jun 2011
Al-Zawahiri: Al-Qaeda chief overshadowed by Bin Laden
Ayman al-Zawahiri was the long-time second-in-command to Osama Bin Laden. A doctor from a prominent Egyptian family, he has been known for his organisational skills... (photo: AP / Courtesy of Al-Jazeera via APTN)
Al Qaeda   Defence   Photos   Terrorism   Wikipedia: Ayman al-Zawahiri
Spaghetti - Pasta - Food The Daily Mail Thu 16 Jun 2011
King of the carbs! Pasta is named the world's favourite food
McDonalds and KFC ranked outside top 100 in pollBritons name steak, pasta and chicken as favourites Global love affair: Pasta topped the worldwide poll thanks to its huge... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
Carbohydrates   Dishes   Food   Pasta   Photos   Wikipedia: Pasta
Supermarket - Foods - Commodities - Prices - Shopper The Times of India Wed 15 Jun 2011
Rising food prices changing our eating habits: Oxfam
LONDON: People across the world are changing their eating habits because of the rising cost of food, according to a survey of 17 countries carried out by Oxfam and... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)
Commodity   Food   Photos   Prices   Wikipedia: Agriculture
Calf, cattle, cow, animal, barn, bovine animal, stock farming, farmer. redOrbit Tue 14 Jun 2011
East Africa And Middle East Seek Plan To Keep Animal Diseases From Disrupting Livestock Trade
New approach to Rift Valley fever outbreaks aims to ensure food safety as region boosts livestock imports from Africa With increased trade in livestock products offering... (photo: WN / akgunsemra)
Africa   Animal   Disease   Photos   Wikipedia: Livestock


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Lightning Uganda lightning strike kills school children BBC News
Colombian children build a house out of scrap wood as Navy personnel build new classrooms at Escuela Cilvicito during a Continuing Promise 2011 community service project. Africa's Children Deserve More Protective Environments Scoop
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SOMALIA: Healthcare, education gains as Somaliland marks 20th anniversary SOMALIA: Healthcare, education gains as Somaliland marks 20th anniversary IRINnews
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Jamaica's Usain Bolt prepares for a Men's 200m first round heat during the World Athletics Championships in Berlin on Tuesday, Aug. 18, 2009. 'Showman' Bolt eyes maiden Oslo 200m Deccan Herald
Egyptian fans celebrate their victory at the streets of Cairo, Egypt late Thursday, Jan. 28, 2010. Two-time defending champion Egypt hammered eight-man Algeria 4-0 in a tense match to advance to the final of the African Cup of Nations on Thursday. Egypt slump to brink of African elimination Al Jazeera
The Prime Minister of Togo, Mr. Gilbert Fossoun Hongbo and the Prime Minister of Mozambique, Mr. Aires Bonifacio Baptista Aly calling on the Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh, in New Delhi on March 29, 2011. India PM eyes African trade Independent online (SA)
Kenya's Samuel Kamau Wanjiru celebrates winning the gold during the men's marathon, the last event of the athletics competitions finishing in the National Stadium at the Beijing 2008 Olympics in Beijing, Sunday, Aug. 24, 2008. Olympic marathon champion Wanjiru dies after jumping from balcony The Times of India
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South Sudan to become world's newest nation July 9 South Sudan to become world's newest nation July 9 The Siasat Daily
AFRICA, SUDAN -Police Patrol -Juba Sunday 9 2011. People in Southern Sudan have begun voting in a landmark referendum on independence from the north. The week-long vote is widely expected to result in Africa's largest country being split in two. Southern Sudan is one of the least developed areas in the world. US predicts Sudan secession despite violence Breitbart
File - Omar Hassan Ahmad al-Bashir, the president of Sudan, listens to a speech during the opening of the 20th session of The New Partnership for Africa's Development in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Jan. 31, 2009. Sudan's Bashir says army to continue campaign Al Jazeera
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