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EASTERN AFRICA: Tough lifestyle changes as food prices continue to rise

Africa Food Photos Poverty UN Wikipedia: East Africa

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EASTERN AFRICA: Tough lifestyle changes as food prices continue to rise
Tue 16 Aug 2011
Photo: Jaspreet Kindra/IRINThe price of many staple foods has skyrocketed (file photo)NAIROBI, 11 August 2011 (IRIN) - Drought, poor rains and continuing high fuel prices have combined to keep food... (photo: UN / Albert Gonzalez Farran)

Africa must give more to famine aid, says group

Africa Famine Photos Sudan UN Wikipedia: Sudan

The Hindu
Africa must give more to famine aid, says group
Mon 15 Aug 2011
African governments must make more substantial donations to the international relief effort aiding the more than 12 million people affected by the Horn of Africa drought and famine, an international... (photo: UN / Albert Gonzalez Farran)

INDIA-RICE-FOOD

The Star Mon 15 Aug 2011
Ramadan in Dubai: a month of soaring food waste?
DUBAI (Reuters) - Hundreds of Asian labourers sit silently on the floor outside Dubai's Fatima Hassan Mosque in front of plates laden with fruit, pakoras and biryani as they wait patiently in the... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)
Dubai Food Photos Ramadan Waste Wikipedia: Dubai

Somalis from southern Somalia are seen in a deserted building in Mogadishu, Somalia, Saturday, Aug.13, 2011.

The Star Sun 14 Aug 2011
WFP expands relief work in famine-hit Somalia
MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) - The World Food Program said Saturday that it is expanding its food distribution efforts in famine-struck Somalia, where the UN estimates that only 20 percent of people... (photo: AP / Farah Abdi Warsameh)
Famine Photos Africa UN Wikipedia: 2011 Horn of Africa famine

A Somali woman and a malnourished child exit from the medical tent after the child receives emergency medical treatment from the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM), an active regional peacekeeping mission operated by the African Union with the approval of the United Nations.

Al Jazeera Sun 14 Aug 2011
Somalia wants new force to guard aid convoys
Somalia has called for the creation of a new force to protect food aid convoys and camps in the famine-hit country after declaring a state of emergency in parts of... (photo: UN / Stuart Price)
Aid Peace Photos Somalia Wikipedia: 2011 Horn of Africa famine

'Somalia has been through a famine before – but this time is different'

The Guardian Fri 12 Aug 2011
'Somalia has been through a famine before – but this time is different'
In a refugee camp so big it is now Kenya's third largest city, the unfolding tragedy of Somalia is told by people forced by starvation and war to flee their homes. Words... (photo: UN / Stuart Price)
Africa Photos Refugee Somalia Wikipedia: 2011 Horn of Africa famine

Piracy hampers delivery of aid to Somalia

Gareowe Online Thu 11 Aug 2011
Piracy hampers delivery of aid to Somalia
Humanitarian aid agencies forced to use costly air delivery or ship food to less convenient ports that lengthen delivery time Piracy is hampering the delivery of food aid... (photo: UN / Rick Bajornas)
Humanitarian Photos Piracy Somalia UN Wikipedia: Piracy in Somalia

Somalis shout at an armed Somali government soldier during a demonstration in Mogadishu, Somalia, Thursday, June 9, 2011.

Independent online (SA) Thu 11 Aug 2011
Somali refugees flood Mogadishu
Mogadishu - Thousands of Somali refugees, fleeing famine and years of violence, streamed into Mogadishu on Monday searching for food after Islamist rebels withdrew from... (photo: AP / Mohamed Sheikh Nor)
African Union Mogadishu Photos Refugees Wikipedia: Somali Civil War

UN: Food prices worsen Horn of Africa crisis; Ban urges academic solutions

The Examiner Wed 10 Aug 2011
UN: Food prices worsen Horn of Africa crisis; Ban urges academic solutions
The United Nations said on Wednesday that countries within the Horn of Africa are experiencing record high prices in food, increasing food shortages even more in the... (photo: UN / Evan Schneider)
Africa Food Photos Prices UN Wikipedia: United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues

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East Africa News

	After deadly landslide in Uganda, UN aid agency brings relief to survivors United Nations
	UN probing theft of Somalia food aid Al Jazeera
	Somalia: Rights group says all sides guilty of crime BBC News

Human Rights

	Rape danger as women flee Somali famine Canberra Times
	Cruel choice in famine: Which child lives? Newsday
	Somalia Famine: Parents Facing Horrendous Choice Huffington Post

Aids

	AIDS Global Fund sees 10% drop in 2010 according to UN The Examiner
	UN Chief Sees Sustainable Development As Top Priority Scoop
	HRW: SAfrica maternal death rate quadruples in 10 years as nurses abuse patients Star Tribune

Terrorism

	Somalia, Dark Clouds and Silver-lining Scoop
	Famine kills 29,000 children in Somalia over last 3 months (30 Photos, Video) The Examiner
	A Secret War in 120 Countries: The Pentagon’s New Power Elite Middle East Online

UN: Somalia government gains political ground, but famine spreading

UN: Somalia government gains political ground, but famine spreading

Somali government soldiers take positions during clashes with Islamist insurgents in southern Mogadishu's Daynile neighborhood, Wednesday Feb 23, 2011. The fighting erupted after Somali forces advanced into the Islamist controlled barracks in the area

Somali government offers amnesty to Shebab rebels

lambs grazing on the ground - cattle - livestock

Minister of Animal Resources, Fisheries Affirms Importance of Veterinary Research

Christian pro soccer team: 'Scoring souls, not goals' CNN
Opposition Shuns Unity in Igunga All Africa
MPs to Endorse Uhuru At Limuru Meeting All Africa
Joint Statement by Honourable Maite Nkoana-Mashabane, Minist All Africa
Whatever We Do, Let's Retain PM's Time in Parliament All Africa
Six MPs Endorse Kalonzo At Kinangop Rally All Africa
Nasty Encounter With Police - Where's Government When You Ne All Africa
Corridors of Power All Africa
Don't Elect the Corrupt, Minister Urges All Africa
Kamukunji Campaigns in Top Gear As Thursday By-Election Beck All Africa
Governor Will Be the Next Big Job After the President All Africa
Kones Warns Against Early Election Campaigns All Africa
Miguna Suspension Not Political-Raila All Africa
Government Accused of Neglecting Workers Plight All Africa
Economists Blame Government for Selling Enterprises All Africa
Prime Minister Receives Iranian Delegation in Mogadishu All Africa
President Warns Against Bothering IDPs in Mogadishu All Africa
The Lion, the Jewel And the Political Undertones All Africa
Government to Give 5 Billion Shillings to Boost Strategic Re All Africa
Two Ministers Join the Push for Repeat Census All Africa

Mogadishu residents flee Somali rebel clashes

Mogadishu residents flee Somali rebel clashes

The Import Of Middle Income Status For Ghana

The Import Of Middle Income Status For Ghana

In this Saturday July 18, 2009 file photo, a Kenya Wildlife Service warden stands in a storage room holding elephant ivory impounded since 1989.

Kenya officially declares war against elephant poaching

World food prices up The Himalayan
No Reprieve for Motorists as Fuel Prices up Again in August All Africa
Sh100 Billion Spent On Key Roads, Says PS Kamau All Africa
Fish Farming in Kiambu County Bearing Fruit All Africa
Counties Set for Financial Autonomy All Africa
Constituencies Get Sh30 Million for Roads All Africa
Bank of Africa Opens New Branch in Bungoma All Africa
Taveta Leaders Ask Envoys to Market Their Country All Africa
Save West Kenya Sugar Company From Looming Collapse - Cane F All Africa
Kenya Polytechnic Sued for Unlawfully Firing Worker All Africa
Maize Shippers Accuse Mututho All Africa
Ruto Dismisses Kazi Kwa Vijana All Africa
Pour More Money Into Tennis Development All Africa
Somali's Pirate Money Funding of Property Boom Disputed All Africa
Museveni Hosts 1,000 Officials Amid Economic Meltdown All Africa
Fund to Boost Consumer Goods, Agriculture Sectors All Africa
Tyre Company Stands Tall Amid Crises All Africa
Sweden Boosts EAC Partnership Fund All Africa
Shilling Under Renewed Pressure From Rising Imports All Africa
No Worries Over Orient Bank Finances - BOU All Africa

Heads Of UN Bodies Discuss Reform And Closer Cooperation

Heads Of UN Bodies Discuss Reform And Closer Cooperation

World Must Aid Somalia At Historic Juncture On Its Road to Stability - UN Envoy

World Must Aid Somalia At Historic Juncture On Its Road to Stability - UN Envoy

Education Sector Further Threatened By Famine Exodus, UN Warns

Education Sector Further Threatened By Famine Exodus, UN Warns

Farewell to Thee, Hassan Mghenyi All Africa
Kenyans unite to raise funds for citizens battling drought CNN
Grilling of Ocampo Six is a Waste of Time, Civil Society All Africa
Civil Society Groups Move to Court to MPs to Pay Tax All Africa
Chatwal brings the Dream hotel to South Beach The Miami Herald
Near Record High Food Prices Keep Poorest People on the Edge Scoop
England is a First World Economy That is Socially Still Stuc All Africa
Off the Canvas - Diversity of Styles Exhibited All Africa
Japan Grants Nation Sh2.4 Billion for Social Projects All Africa
Exciting Literary Evening At Wasanii Restaurant All Africa
Curtain Comes Down On Great Composer Kifoto All Africa
Helping Somalia: Organize African Version Of "We Are The Wor Peace FM Online
The new breed of young farmer: Ed Hamer, Dartmoor The Observer
Are Ewes Ghanaian Jews? Don't Bet On It Peace FM Online
A safe place to call their own The Guardian
Coke, UPS help in Horn of Africa crisis The Business Review
Jaykesh Finally Debuts With Rock Paintings All Africa
Six Picked to Manage NSSF's Sh110 billion Assets, Steer Refo All Africa
Games Arrive on Google+ The New York Times
Postcard from Edinburgh: A Plague-Ridden Song Cycle from Mar The New York Times

Roger Federer (SUI) competes against Radek Stepanek (CZE) during the Sony Ericsson Open at Crandon Park Tennis Center Key Biscayne, Florida March 26, 2011

Federer foundation in Malawi school project

Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard delivers her speech at the 2nd Australia China Economic and Trade Cooperation Forum and Prime Ministerial Dinner at a hotel in Beijing Tuesday, April 26, 2011. Australia and China signed a series of cooperation agreements on Tuesday at the start of a visit by Gillard intended to strengthen ties and smooth over recent spats with her country's top export market.

Lightning

Uganda lightning strike kills school children

Varsity Teams Up With College in Mwingi All Africa
Nation Starts Energy And Climate Education Tour All Africa
Countrty's Increases Salaries for University Staff to Encour All Africa
Making the Holiday Meaningful for Students All Africa
Fathers Asked to Engage in Children's Education All Africa
Schools Should Boost Our Girls' Self Esteem All Africa
Salary Saga - Teachers to Register Again All Africa
Schools Embrace Twenty20 Format All Africa
Kiir Pledges Establishment of Academic Think Tank All Africa
Gayaza High School Chosen to Partner With Microsoft All Africa
Night School Launced to Educate Informal Sector All Africa
The Next Generation of Extra Tuition All Africa
Business School Lays Bare Plans for Growth All Africa
Efforts Stepped-Up to Expand Educational Institutions All Africa
Smelly socks could help curb malaria The Los Angeles Times
Remarks on the Food Crisis in the Horn of Africa Scoop
Improving Education Remains Our Top Priority - President Kir All Africa
National Schools Must Be Well Balanced All Africa
Reports On Homosexuality in Schools On the Increase All Africa
Nations Fall Short in Helping 12.4M Africans in Drought-Caus The New York Times

South Sudan struggles with graft, rights abuses

South Sudan struggles with graft, rights abuses

Displaced Somali children stand in front of a makeshift house in Mogadishu's Badbado camp where a fire fight between Somali government forces and militiamen looting food aid left at least seven people dead Friday, Aug. 5, 2011.

UN Moves to Combat Life-Threatening Famine in Horn of Africa

Somali refugees carry mental, physical scars of al-Shabaab

Somali refugees carry mental, physical scars of al-Shabaab

Pictures of the Day: Somalia and Elsewhere The New York Times
Heavy Rains in Laikipia Not Relief for Farmers All Africa
Martha Karua Blames Poor Leadership for Hunger Crisis All Africa
Moshi Rural Set to Boost Milk Output All Africa
Kenyan Farmers Need to Diversify All Africa
Food costs put pressure on a global economy Canada Dot Com
Govt, Tanzania Sign Agriculture Deal All Africa
Sit. Shake a Paw. Now Just Shake. The New York Times
Cattle Corridor, Chinese Firm in Water Project Partnership All Africa
Farmers in Gash-Barka Region Called Upon to Step Up Efforts All Africa
Pictures of the Day: Iraq and Elsewhere The New York Times
Citizens Dying Due to Poor Planning - Karua All Africa
Agriculture - We Have to Swim Or Sink Together All Africa
Kitale DC Bans Sell of Maize All Africa
On a California Farm Where Marijuana Grows The New York Times
Villagers Chop Off Suspect's Fingers All Africa
U.S. Urges Long-Term Food Aid for Country All Africa
Farmers Reap Better Returns From Tissue Culture Bananas All Africa
Fixing famine: what it will take Canberra Times
Interview With Scott Pelley of CBS Evening News Scoop

Dreams of better life, fueled by prostitution

Dreams of better life, fueled by prostitution

Kristin Cavallari on the Red Carpet during the 4th Annual DJ Irie Weekend at Hotel Gansevoort in Miami Beach, Florida Saturday, June 28, 2008

From The Hills to the African desert: Kristin Cavallari and her boyfriend take a charitable ...

Adam Lambert 2010 GLAAD Media Awards

Adam Lambert: Thank you video message posted from 'Charity: Water' (VIDEO)

Pastoralist Troupes Light Up City Gala With Traditional Rend All Africa
From the Aesop Fables to Soap Operas Today All Africa
Open Air Theatre's Message Draws Crowds in Kibera And Korogo All Africa
When it all gets too cosy for comfort Irish Times
Geldof rants about lack of aid for East Africa Orange News
Theater Talkback: Unforgettable Summer Kisses The New York Times
East Africa Got Soul! listings Skiddle
Swahili Wedding for Mombasa Lovebirds All Africa
The One And Only Richard Onyango At Gallery Watatu All Africa
Mututho Alcohol Laws Affecting Entertainment Industry in Coa All Africa
Music stars campaign to end hunger crisis in Africa The Star
Furtado & Iglesias back Africa campaign Orange News
Away With Drought; Flood Us With Entertainment All Africa
Nation Clinches Best Actor Award At Zanzibar Film Festival All Africa
Maisha's African Film Festival All Africa
Rita Dominic - With Love From Naija All Africa
Ruto May Soon Learn the Hague is No Movie All Africa
Palestinian Film Festival for Nairobi All Africa
Judge Allows Video Link From U.S. Fraud Case State Witnesses All Africa
Award Ceremonies Are Nairobi's Newest Trend All Africa

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