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South African President Jacob Zuma, right, reacts during a press conference with Namibian President Hifikepunye Pohamba, left, in Cape Town, South Africa, Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2012.

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Africa: Still Vomiting Colonial Values in a Psychic Purge
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling | Having observed numerous struggles for political, economic, and cultural emancipation, Frantz Fannon wrote, "decolonization is always a violent and tot... (photo: AP)

British Shadow Chancellor, George Osborne speaks to the media as he leaves the HM Treasury after a meeting with the Chancellor, Alistair Darling, on the financial crisis, London, Tuesday, Sept 30, 2008.

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Saturday Papers: Osborne aims to strip Whitehall of £58bn
Sat 1 Dec 2012
Top stories | Financial Times: George Osborne is attempting to strip Whitehall of up to £58 billion of business support funding and place it in local hands in the biggest act of financial devolution ... (photo: AP / Sang Tan)

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South African President Jacob Zuma, right, reacts during a press conference with Namibian President Hifikepunye Pohamba, left, in Cape Town, South Africa, Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2012.

Africa: Still Vomiting Colonial Values in a Psychic Purge

In this photo supplied by the Government Communications and Information Services (GCIS ) former President Nelson Mandela arrives for his 90th birthday celebrations in his hometown Qunu, South Africa, Saturday July 19 2008.. Mandela turned 90 Friday.

Mandela's fading moral compass worries S Africa

Coup leader Amadou Haya Sanogo, center, stands with Mali's parliamentary head Dioncounda Traore, right, at junta headquarters in Kati, outside Bamako, Mali Monday, April 9, 2012.

Mali's president names new prime minister

Nigeria arrests 63 in hunt for minister's kidnapped moth The Star
South Africa's Motlanthe takes on Zuma for ANC top spot The Star
ICC prosecutor: Sudan may face more Darfur charges San Francisco Chronicle
ICC prosecutor: Sudan may face more Darfur charges my SA
Magashule backs ‘intellectual’ Zuma for second term Business Day
ICC prosecutor: Sudan may face more Darfur charges Herald Tribune
Nelson Mandela 'recuperating': S Africa President Zeenews
South Africa's Motlanthe takes on Zuma for ANC top spot Reuters
South Africa's Motlanthe takes on Zuma for ANC top spot Swissinfo
Interventions to Find Long Lasting Peace and Political Stabi All Africa
UPC Ask Museveni to Sack Minister Kibuule All Africa
Jacob Zuma says Marikana killings a wake-up call on workers& The Guardian
Jacob Zuma denies rift with Mugabe: 'We were freedom fig The Guardian
Nigeria arrests dozens in hunt for minister's kidnapped Swissinfo
Nigeria arrests dozens in hunt for minister's kidnapped Sun Sentinel
Nigeria arrests dozens in hunt for minister's kidnapped Orlando Sentinel
Nigeria arrests dozens in hunt for minister's kidnapped Daily Press
Nigeria arrests dozens in hunt for minister's kidnapped The Star
S. Africa president: Nelson Mandela 'recuperating' Detroit news
Jacob Zuma says response to Lonmin massacre shows democracy The Guardian

A protestor carries a Malian flag as he demonstrates in front of a police line, during a protest march in favor of an international military intervention to regain control of the Mali's Islamist-controlled north, in Bamako, Mali, Saturday, Dec. 8, 2012.

Mali presents risky battleground for neighbouring nations and Western Allies

In this Thursday, Sept. 27, 2012 photo, young fighters, including 13-year-old Abdullahi, right, and 14-year-old Hamadi, second right, display their Quranic studies notes for a journalist as their Islamist commanders look on, in Douentza, Mali.

Terror groups in Africa working with Al-Qaida, US General says

stakeout by Somalia's President Sheikh Sharif Ahmed.

The Somali President has spoken; can anyone hear his agony?

Sudan suspects Israel of using vultures as spy drones France24
Detailed Facts About Terrorist Group in Kasserine Will Be Pr All Africa
Kwekwe's Alshabab Terror Group Put Under Police Radar All Africa
Pakistan ready to act against terror safe havens in country: The Siasat Daily
Pakistan ready to act against terror safe havens in country: Newstrack India
Chicagoan gets near-decade-long sentence in Somalia terror p Chicago Tribune
Obama recognizes Syrian opposition coalition CNN
Navy SEAL was smart, in superb shape CNN
Obama recognizes Syrian opposition CNN
Vulture 'Spying For Israel' Caught In Sudan As Rumor Huffington Post
Syria opposition rejects U.S. moves to blacklist al-Nusra fi CNN
Al Qaeda may have chemical weapons, Spain's counter-terr The Daily Telegraph
SEAL Team Six member killed in Afghanistan rescue Detroit news
End may be in sight for FBI's unloved Hoover building Detroit news
Egypt's opposition rejects referendum, urges protests France24
Tensions with ruling Islamists threaten Tunisia's coali France24
Somalia Islamist stronghold falls to AMISOM troops Middle East Online
Mali presents risky battleground for neighbouring nations an The Independent
Greg Johnson: Rice also unsuited for secretary of state beca Knox News
Obama Hanukkah Statement Marks 'Time To Celebrate The Fa Huffington Post

The Kalahari Desert.The Central Plateau runs from north to south, bordered by the Skeleton Coast to the northwest, the Namib Desert and its coastal plains to the southwest, the Orange River to the south, and the Kalahari Desert to the east.

African desert adventure

South African President Jacob Zuma, left, during a guard of honor with South African President Deputy Kgalema Motlanthe, right, during the opening of Parliament in Cape Town, South Africa, Thursday, Feb 9, 2012.

Power struggle paralyzes South Africa's ruling ANC party

Best art shows of 2012, No 7 – Everything Was Moving at th The Guardian
Jacob Zuma says Marikana killings a wake-up call on workers& The Guardian
UGANDA: New law fails to ease oil concerns in Uganda IRINnews
Our expectations (and our fears) for Mangaung Business Day
Nigeria's bank governor Sanusi 'threatened with arre Joy Online
PE gallery wins Building of the Year award Independent online
Motlanthe launches Kotane foundation Independent online
Nigeria's bank governor Sanusi 'threatened with ar BBC News
Mandela's fading influence worries South Africa The Columbus Dispatch
Mandela's fading moral compass worries S Africa Herald Tribune
IFP Gauteng Denounces the Brutal Killings of Women and Child All Africa
'Mangaung will not help us' - Citizens Sowetan Live
“Mangaung won't bring change”: Joburg Independent online
“Mangaung will not affect us”: Joburgers Independent online
Art against fear in South Africa Deutsche Welle
Freedom Charter as basis for nationalisation questioned Mining Weekly
Zuma open to talk, ANC bristles Independent online
Metrorail On Hi-tech Track Independent online
Magic of Soweto derby needs to rub off on Bafana Business Day
Our trains of the future Independent online

Positive Gospel to the HIV Positive All Africa
ILO HIV/Aids Strategy Launched All Africa

Mugabe wants full control of foreign firms Jamaica Observer
Zimbabwe president talks of purging corruption Houston Chronicle
Mugabe loyalists converge for election strategy Houston Chronicle
Peacekeepers work to smooth Zimbabwe's rocky road to ele The Guardian
Global diamond scheme completes Zimbabwe's rehabilitatio Swissinfo

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