October 26, 2011 FROM Newton Sibanda in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia ETHIOPIAN Prime minister Meles Zenawi yesterday opened the African Economic Conference (AEC) in the capital Addis Ababa with a call to developed countries to compensate African countries for the damage to their economies caused by global warming and for the services the continent renders in [...]
Entries from October 2011
Ethiopian PM says western countries must compensate Africa for environmental damage
October 26th, 2011 · No Comments
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Ethiopian PM asks for environmental compensation from developed countries
October 26th, 2011 · No Comments
October 26, 2011 FROM Newton Sibanda in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia ETHIOPIAN Prime minister Meles Zenawi yesterday opened the African Economic Conference (AEC) in the capital Addis Ababa with a call to developed countries to compensate African countries for the damage to their economies caused by global warming and for the services the continent renders in [...]
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Local production to easy access to drugs in Zambia
October 26th, 2011 · No Comments
October 26, 2011 FROM Newton Sibanda in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia HEALTH deputy minister Patrick Chikusu says investing in research and development is the only way Zambia will be able to have access to low cost drugs. Speaking during the Fourth Stakeholder Meeting and Donors conference for the African Network for Drugs and Diagnostic Innovation (ANDI) [...]
Accra hit by floods; Schools closed down
October 26th, 2011 · No Comments
Severe flooding has hit Ghana’s capital city of Accra and its surroundings Wednesday morning following a heavy downpour last night. Property worth thousands of Ghana Cedis have been destroyed and the number of missing and dead is unreliable. Eight people were reported dead but the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) confirmed only two, as at [...]
Tags: Climate Change · Environment
Paramount Chiefs condemn witch-hunting African Minerals
October 25th, 2011 · No Comments
The inaccurate and unfortunate criticisms levied by some so-called Civil Society Groups on African Minerals has not gone down well with some traditional authorities, who served as a clear PC Musa Bendugu and his people testimony to effective and efficient work done by the mining company.
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Doctors; and a nation divided
October 24th, 2011 · No Comments
Ghana today is a nation divided, paradoxically not along partisan political lines but along the lines of those who support the doctors’ current industrial action and those who do not. There is deep distrust as accusation and counter accusations are being hurled around. The President of the Ghana Medical Association (GMA) Dr. Emmanuel Adom Winful, [...]
Tags: Health
JUSTICE WITHOUT BORDERS HOLDS CONFERENCE
October 24th, 2011 · No Comments
Justice Without Borders for Migrants (JWMB) in collaboration with other Human Rights associations supported by the Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA) and Open Society Foundation, on Tuesday 18th October 2011, held a Press Conference on the subject “Spiral of Impunity Human Rights Violations Linked to Deportations and Refoulement of African Migrants” at the [...]
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“THE CASE IS NOT WITH US”
October 20th, 2011 · No Comments
The Police spoke person, ASP Yerro Mballow has on Monday 17th October told reporters that the case of Denis Wilgo Winter, (Dutch national) is not with them. Denis was charged along side eight convicted non-Gambian for the trafficking of cocaine.
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A Pattern is Emerging at the ACC
October 20th, 2011 · No Comments
A pattern is emerging at the Anti Corruption Commission: a very disturbing pattern. We noticed it a long time ago. But we were not ready to talk about it. Even now we are not ready to expose it outright or we would be accused of fanning the flames of tribalism.
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FORMER GAMBIAN COMMINICATION MINISTER TREASON TRIAL SUFFERS SET- BACK
October 20th, 2011 · No Comments
The allege treason trial involving former communication Minister, Dr Amadou Scatred Janneh, Modou Keita, Ebrima Jallow and Michel Uche Thomas on Thursday 20th of October failed to proceed before Justice Emmanuel Nkea of the special Criminal court of the High Court in Banjul.
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