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Polio Vaccination, mothers reject Immunization
Children   Health   Photos   Poliomyelitis   UN   Wikipedia: Poliomyelitis		  GroundReport 
Polio Vaccination, mothers reject Immunization
Wed 29 Feb 2012
The supervisor of polio vaccination program Juba payam Mr. Daniel Dabi in close interviews with this reporter has revealed cases of objection from mothers. “some mothers are blocking out... (photo: UN / Evan Schneider)
Abdoulaye Wade, President of Senegal, makes a point during the session 'Riding the Next Democratic Wave' at the Annual Meeting 2004 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, January 23, 2004.
Election   Photos   Politics   Senegal   Wikipedia: Abdoulaye Wade		  Al Jazeera 
Senegal's Wade braced for runoff vote
Tue 28 Feb 2012
Senegal's presidential election will go to a second-round runoff, the campaign spokesman for Abdoulaye Wade has said after partial results showed the incumbent president well short of... (photo: Creative Commons / Flickr upload bot)
Child -Poverty - Malnutrition  GroundReport  Tue 28 Feb 2012
Juba: Malnutrition raise mortality rate
JUBA-Juba is witnessing Child mortality increases over the last two years, medical officers in Alsabah Children Hospital pushed blames to parent for poor feeding to the children. The officer in charge... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
Children   Medical   Photos   Sudan   Wikipedia: Malnutrition
Senior UN officials highlight diversity and challenges of peacekeeping  United Nations  Wed 22 Feb 2012
Senior UN officials highlight diversity and challenges of peacekeeping
Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations Hervé Ladsous. UN Photo/Devra Berkowitz21 February 2012 – The head of the United Nations peacekeeping operations today underlined the challenging... (photo: UN / UN)
Africa   Diversity   Peacekeepers   Photos   UN   Wikipedia: Peacekeeping
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South Sudan: UN urges ethnic groups to show how to 'make your own peace' United Nations Mon 20 Feb 2012
South Sudan: UN urges ethnic groups to show how to 'make your own peace'
Special Representative for South Sudan Hilde Johnson20 February 2012 – The top United Nations official in South Sudan has urged warring ethnic communities in the country... (photo: UN / Victoria Hazou)
Africa   Ethnic   Peace   Photos   Sudan   Wikipedia: Sudan
In Sudan, Seeing Echoes of Darfur The New York Times Sun 19 Feb 2012
In Sudan, Seeing Echoes of Darfur
YIDA, South Sudan Damon Winter/The New York Times Nicholas D. Kristof On the Ground Share Your Comments About This Column Nicholas Kristof addresses reader feedback and... (photo: UN / Albert Gonzalez Farran)
Darfur   Humanitarian   Photos   Sudan   UN   Wikipedia: Sudan
AU chairman to tackle continent's security hotspots Daily Press Sun 19 Feb 2012
AU chairman to tackle continent's security hotspots
COTONOU (Reuters) - African Union Chairman Boni Yayi will visit some of the continent's conflict areas including Sudan and South Sudan, Mali and Libya for direct talks,... (photo: UN / UN)
Africa   Mali   Photos   Security   Sudan   Wikipedia: African Union
A Philippine Parks and Wildlife worker points out with his foot the markings on real elephant tusks inside a storage room at the Parks and Wildlife office at Manila's Quezon city Wednesday March 3, 2010, in the Philippines. A Philippine wildlife officer is suspected of switching real tusks with replicas made of PVC pipes to steal more than 1,500 pounds (700 kilograms) of smuggled elephant tusks seized last year in an embarrassing setback for the country's anti-poaching efforts said Parks and Wildlife Director Theresa Mundita Lim. The stolen ivory worth $65,000 was part of of a 8,000-pound (4,000 kilograms) shipment of tusks that was impounded at Manila airport last July and turned over for disposal to the Government's Protected Areas and Wildlife Bureau. (AP Photo/Bullit Marquez) Breitbart Sat 18 Feb 2012
Poachers slaughter hundreds of elephants in Cameroon
Elephants forage in the Serengeti national reserve in Tanzania in 2010. Poa... Poachers have slaughtered some 200 elephants in a national park in northern Cameroon, about... (photo: AP / Bullit Marquez)
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Sudan: Security Council extends mandate of panel on Darfur-related sanctions United Nations Fri 17 Feb 2012
Sudan: Security Council extends mandate of panel on Darfur-related sanctions
Security Council in session. UN Photo/Ryan Brown17 February 2012 – The Security Council today extended for another year the mandate of the panel of experts monitoring... (photo: UN / Albert Gonzalez Farran - UNAMID)
Darfur   Photos   Security   Sudan   UN   Wikipedia: War in Darfur


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Somali government soldiers stand at a military camp in Mogadishu, Somalia, Thursday, Feb. 23, 2012. SOMALIA: Military emphasis at conference “puts more civilians at risk” IRINnews
An Egyptian relative of one of the Copts who were killed during clashes with the Egyptian army late sunday, mourns over his coffin outside the morgue of the Copts hospital in Cairo, Egypt, Monday, Oct. 10, 2011. Ayaan Hirsi Ali:The Global War on Christians in the Muslim World The Daily Beast
File - In this photo of Thursday, Jan.12, 2012, Aliye Amnor a victim of ethnic violence in Jonglei, state, South Sudan, waits in line at the World Food Program distribution center in Pibor to receive emergency food rations. UN says cattle raiding behind South Sudan massacre STL Today
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FILE - In this Nov. 11, 2010 file photo, Saudi woman with cellphones smoke tobacco from a waterpipe as they drink coffee in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Saudi King Abdullah has given the kingdom's women the right to vote for first time in nationwide local elections, due in 2015. The king said in an annual speech on Sunday before his advisory assembly, or Shura Council, that Saudi women will be able to run and cast ballots in the 2015 municipal elections. 89 pregnant women found HIV+ in Jeddah campaign The Siasat Daily
Ghana's new President John Atta Mills gestures as he speaks after being sworn in as the country's new president during a ceremony in Accra, Ghana Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2009. Ghana aims stopping mother-to-child HIV/AIDS transmission Ghana Business News
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Uganda military police arrest a man during riots in Kampala, Uganda, Friday, Sept. 11, 2009. The unrest began Thursday after the government prevented a representative of the traditional ruler of the Buganda kingdom from traveling to a region northeast of the capital for a political rally. Members of the kingdom make up Uganda's largest ethnic group but there is friction between the Buganda and members of the smaller Banyara tribe, who claim the Buganda refuse to recognize them. Uganda anti-gay bill 'not backed by government' Joy Online
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Gen. Carter F. Ham, commander of U.S. Africa Command, meets Sailors assigned to the guided-missile destroyer USS Stout (DDG 55) on the pier in Augusta Bay. General: 3 Africa terror groups may collaborate Austin American Statesman
Mwanza is a city in northwest Tanzania and a southern port of Lake Victoria. The region is located between latitude 10 30' and 30 south of the Equator. Longitudinally the region is located between 310 45' and 340 10' East of Greenwich. Regions bordering Mwanza region are Kagera to the West, Shinyanga to the South and South East. The North East borders the Serengeti and Mara region. The northern part of Mwanza is surrounded by Lake Victoria which separates the region from neighbouring countries of Uganda and Kenya. Tanzania economy may grow 7% Independent online (SA)
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