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An Iraqi family returns to their village in Burah, Diyala Province, after being displaced for months by insurgents

Baghdad Iraq Mideast People Photos

IRINnews
IRAQ: IDPs returning to Diyala Province in increasing numbers
web Photo: jamesdale10/Flickr BAGHDAD, 9 March 2010 (IRIN) - The security situation in Iraq's northeastern province of Diyala is slowly improving and thousands of displaced families have returned to... (photo: IRIN News / jamesdale10)

School girls wallks out side a school in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian administered Kashmir. All private and government run schools reopened across Kashmir valley on Monday, March 08, after three month winter vacation.

Egypt Girl People Photos World

IRINnews
EGYPT: FGM/C still widespread, says WHO-funded study
web Photo: Dana Hazin/IRIN CAIRO, 8 March 2010 (IRIN) - "It is a day I don't want to remember. Whenever it comes to my mind, it sends shivers down my spine," said Aya Abdel Aati, aged 17, recalling... (photo: WN / Imran Nissar)

Woman - Mobile - Cellphone - Texting - Texter - Technology

The Daily Beast
10 Technologies That Empower Women
Philanthropy expert Tom Watson on how innovations like text messaging, mobile video, birthing kits, and modern stoves are changing women's lives in the developing world.... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Challenges Health Photos Problem Technology

Complete Healthy Meal on table - Fried Fish, Vegetables, Steamed Rice and Banana

DNA India
What ails us? The answer is in our plate
Ahmedabad: Early in the last century an intrepid group of doctors from the 'developed' world decided to go and understand the food, living and illnesses of the less developed countries. They... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Doctors Food Health Illness Photos

Himalaya-climate-weather-snow-mountains-Dharamshala, India

Taipei Times
Glacier melting a key clue to tracking climate change
The world’s glaciers are melting at a very noticeable rate, giving them a central role in the debate over the causes and impacts of climate change The world has become... (photo: WN / Yeshe Choesang)
Climate Glaciers Mountains Photos Temperature

Barren dried up land - lack of monsoon - drought - India

IRINnews
SYRIA: Severe food shortages in parched eastern region
web Photo: UN DAMASCUS, 3 March 2010 (IRIN) - Thousands of people have fled drought-affected eastern Syria and those that remain are struggling to survive on limited food... (photo: WN / Geeta)
Climate Drought Food Photo Syria

A girl in an Iraqi refugee camp in Jahrom, Fars Province. She was suffering from a burn wound, but her family did not have the money to treat her.

IRINnews
SYRIA: The road to third country resettlement for Iraqi refugees
web Photo: Julien Lennert/IRIN DAMASCUS, 1 March 2010 (IRIN) - Only a tiny fraction of the estimated two million Iraqi refugees and asylum-seekers in the Middle East end... (photo: Creative Commons)
Humanitarian Iraq Mideast Photos Syria

Economy

	GHANA: Slow progress on oil policy IRINnews
	Analysis: Yemen's rebellions fuelled by economic meltdown IRINnews
	Govt urged to cut deals with neighboring countries The Daily Tribune
	Africa’s diaspora, remittances come to region’s rescue Taipei Times

Environment

	Environment company fumigates Accra Psychiatric Hospital Joy Online
	Developing Countries Facing Future Surge In E-Wastes redOrbit
	Forest Governance - Forestry, Wildlife Minister Invited to France All Africa

Simon Mann, freed dog of war, is demanding justice

SA mercenaries still in Malabo: official

Simon Mann: I'll testify against Mark Thatcher in British co

A Silent Revolution in Nigeria Custom Service

Ghana loses $3m monthly over exclusion of sachet water from

SA Life Assurance Pays N4.74 Billion Claims in 3 Years

Ecobank Gets New Managing Director

NSE Delists Afprint

Africa Headlines

Le Pen infuriates Algeria by draping France with its flag

Somali leader welcomes US military support

Heads must roll at the BBC, says Geldof after Ethiopia aid r

Nigeria seeks calm after slaughter

Togo protesters march over disputed election

Malabo, Equatorial Guinea 2009.02.25
heavy showers.
	Min: 24°C/75°F Max: 30°C/86°F

President Barack Obama leans backward as Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel speaks during a National Economic Council and Domestic Policy Council planning meeting in the Roosevelt Room of the White House, Feb. 11, 2010.

Empty Promises?

People react in a street in the city of Naimey, Niger, Friday, Feb. 19, 2010.

Niger junta names platoon commander as its leader

A military car seen in a street in the city of Naimey, Niger, Friday, Feb. 19, 2010.

African Union suspends Niger after military coup

Decisive Moment for Global Transparency Effort Human Rights
Guinea: Presidential Election Scheduled The New York Times
Guinea Sets June 27 Presidential Election Date The New York Times
Guinea interim government sets June 27 date for what may be KDVR
Guinea chooses date for election Independent online (SA)
Guinea sets presidential poll date Al Jazeera
Window of opportunity for stability in Guinea-Bissau must no United Nations
Guinea: Ensure Redress for Stadium Massacre Victims Human Rights
UN human rights chief voices concern about abuses in Iran, S United Nations
The Coup in Niger This Day
Black colonialists: the root of the trouble with Africa (3) Business Day Online
Transition Government in Guinea All Africa
Security sector reform vital to stability in Guinea-Bissau, United Nations
What hope for SMEs in 2010? Business Day Online
Ghana receives commendations on drugs fight from US Joy Online
8 Pacific states seeking to increase tuna returns Syracuse
L3 gets Equatorial Guinea deal worth up to $250M The Examiner
Ghana praised for fight against narcotic drugs Joy Online
Desert Island discord: How MAX HASTINGS' parents were driven The Daily Mail
President's ouster in coup praised in Niger Gareowe Online

US currency - US dollar - finance - US economy - business

RusAl plans to boost aluminium outputSource: The Moscow Times

"Eco" members show more commitment to meeting criteria

"Eco" members show more commitment to meeting criteria

more than 3,000 pounds of cocaine

UN: Cocaine being traded for arms in West Africa

FTSE leaves dark days behind as blue chips rise The Times
Bellzone Mining seeks $100m Money Week
Aust unionists decry LGL's Ballarat sale Papua New Guinea Post
Witness for the prosecution National Post
UPDATE 1-S.Africa power margin tighter ahead The Guardian
Africa's carbon market projects expanding Kenya Broadcasting Corp
Bar Serves as Classroom for Immigrants Learning Job-Hunting The New York Times
Greece: "We became the weak victim, the guinea pig, we stood Newsvine
Aid to Africa, one drum at a time The Salt Lake Tribune
SA gold stocks cheap but headwinds remain Mineweb
IMANI Alert: Watch these oil numbers! Joy Online
NSIA takes over CDH Insurance Joy Online
NIGER: Do two wrongs make a right? IRINnews
Carter: Parasitic Guinea worm cases hit record low The Examiner
RUSAL, new Guinea govt agree to set up joint body Business Report
Noble Energy 4Q profit hurt by charges The Press Democrat
Noble Energy says write-down on natural gas operations hurt Star Tribune
Marathon Announces Additional 2009 Reserve Replacement and C redOrbit
Oil deal 'damaging for Uganda environment' BBC News
AngloGold adj headline loss 58 cents vs 2 269 cents Business Report

Residents walk past a burnt car in Dogo Nahwa, Nigeria, Monday, March 8, 2010. More than 200 people, most of them Christians, were slaughtered on Sunday in central Nigeria, according to residents, aid groups and journalists. The local government gave a figure more than twice that amount, but offered no casualty list or other information to substantiate it.

Nigeria Urged to Investigate Religious Violence

Unidentified women react to the sight of dead bodies in Dogo Nahwa, Nigeria, Monday, March 8, 2010.

Nigeria cracks down after attacks

The remains of a burnt pharmacy smolder following days of clashes in Jos, Nigeria Sunday, Nov. 30, 2008. Troop reinforcements on foot and in armored personnel carriers appeared Sunday to have quelled two days of ethno-religious violence that left more than 300 people dead in Jos, apparently ending the worst violence in the West African nation since 200

Hundreds slaughtered in Nigeria religious violence

Nigeria urged to deaths of 200 in religious violence Seattle Times
US urges Nigeria to prosecute those responsible after 200 sl Star Tribune
Nigeria: Calls for inquiry into religious violence Syracuse
Religion: Muslims slaughter Christians in central Nigeria The Examiner
500 Christians Massacred in Nigeria Newsvine
Huge death toll in Nigeria religious violence The Hindu
UN Chief Appeals for Restraint Amid More Inter-Religious Str All Africa
Hundreds killed in Nigeria religious violence USA Today
UN chief appeals for restraint amid more inter-religious str United Nations
Vatican: Nigeria violence not due to religion Syracuse
500 dead in Nigeria religious attacks The Himalayan
Nigeria: More than 200 dead in religious violence Newsvine
Ethnic Violence in Nigeria Kills 500, Officials Say The New York Times
More than 200 killed after religious violence flares again i Star Tribune
Nigeria: Religious Riots Kill More Than 200 Huffington Post
Hundreds dead as more religious violence hits Nigeria The Guardian
Nigeria deploys troops as clashes kill 500 Breitbart
Religious violence in Nigeria kills 200 Denver Post
Nigeria religious clashes 'kill 500' near Jos BBC News
Religious violence kills over 200 in Nigeria The Boston Globe

Togo riot police face off supporters of opposition leader Jean-Pierre Fabre protested in Lome, Togo. Tuesday March 9, 2010.

Togo Police Seal Off Opposition Headquarters

A man walks past charred cars in Jos, Nigeria, Friday, Jan. 22, 2010.

Hundreds killed in Nigeria attack

President-elect John Atta Mills holds a bible as he is sworn in as the country's new president during a ceremony in Accra, Ghana Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2009. The election of Mills, in the closest vote in Ghana's history, makes the West African nation one of the few African countries to successfully transfer power twice from one legitimately elected leader to another.

Speech: Mills' State of the Nation Address

Tema School Children Celebrate 6th March All Africa
Promoting Research in Education All Africa
Free School Uniform Distribution Takes Off in Ashanti Region All Africa
UN chief Ban Ki-moon calls for calm as 500 Christians slaugh The Daily Telegraph Australia
For a United Nigeria This Day
Hundreds slaughtered in Nigeria violence Khaleej Times
Appeals for calm after Nigeria sectarian slaughter Zeenews
‘Neglect of tertiary education robs Nigeria huge foreign exc Business Day Online
Comment: The Verdict Is Out: Ghana at 53, growth without dev Joy Online
Ethnic Violence in Nigeria Has Killed 500, Officials Say The New York Times
Togo Security Blocks Opposition Headquarters The New York Times
Bafoussam - 33 Students Injured in College Nelson Mandela All Africa
Bamenda - «Old Horse» At Helm of Secondary Education All Africa
Nigeria and the Internet This Day
Navrongo Community Training Navrongo Community Training stud All Africa
Andrea Bocelli's concert at The Mar-a-Lago Club benefits Ame Palm Beach Daily News
Modernising Social Security in country All Africa
Child Labour Laws Must Be Implemented All Africa
Parents Want Junior Classes Reintroduced in Unity Schools All Africa
Nigeria: Security chiefs debate insecurity Joy Online

A Nigerian soldier patrolling the street instructs young men to raise their arms in the air as they walk past, in Jos, Nigeria, Monday Dec. 1, 2008.

Clashes Kill Dozens in Central Nigeria

8-month-old Grace Geueda holds on to her mother as they wait for the official launch of an Africa-wide three-day polio immunisation campaign aimed at reaching 100 million children, at the football stadium in Daloa, western Ivory Coast Friday, Feb. 25, 2005. The writing on the t-shirt in French reads "For a world without polio: We are vaccinating all our children from 0 to 5 years old".

Nigeria makes gains in polio eradication

-A World Health Organization (WTO) official gives a dose of Polio Vaccine to Somali children in Tosweyn village, in the Baidoa region, Somalia, Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2000. The U.N. health agency will vaccinate nearly 3 million children in the Horn of Africa this month against polio, a crippling disease that experts fear could spread rapidly along the region's volatile borders. The campaign will target children under 5 in Kenya, Ethiopia and Somalia. "Nomadic people move between these countries all the time, so the idea is to try to get to these children and protect them," said Dr. Mohamed Dahir Duale, a Kenya-based doctor with the World Health Organi

'Parents must immunise all under- six children'

NIGERIA: Violence delays polio vaccinations IRINnews
Rights Officials Call for Justice in Nigeria Massacre The New York Times
Acute Water Shortage Threatens Lives at Tema General Hospita All Africa
Maternal Care Made Simple All Africa
Togo Opposition Head Barred From Reaching Protest The New York Times
HIV/Aids Counselling - GSM Hotline to the Rescue All Africa
Non-venereal treponematoses: yaws The Examiner
HIV/Aids - Worries Over Rising Infection Rate All Africa
Togo's Opposition Leader Protests Election He Says Was Rigge The New York Times
Togo Opposition Claims Fraud in Presidential Vote The New York Times
Reporter: More Than 200 Dead in Nigeria Violence The New York Times
Polio spreading through parts of West and Central Africa The Examiner
Hiking Deep Into Dogon Country in Mali The Boston Globe
Trinidad surgeon helps women escape past of mutilation Denver Post
UN and partners kick off massive anti-polio drive in West an United Nations
Football United: From Civil War In Sierra Leone To Success I Goal
Has Nigeria's First Lady seized control of the nation? The Siasat Daily
Shortage of Social Workers in Nigeria This Day
Recovering Togo Goalkeeper Kodjovi Obilale Will Soon Return Goal
Nigeria ruling party wants Muslim leader for 2011 poll The Siasat Daily

Bayern Munich's coach Giovanni Trapattoni gestures , jsa1

Giovanni Trapattoni: Nigeria? I Prefer Ireland

Chelsea's Michael Essien, left, celebrates with Frank Lampard after scoring against Barcelona during their Champions League semifinal second leg soccer match at Chelsea's Stamford Bridge Stadium in London, Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Essien not rushing return

Chelsea player Michael Essien

Chelsea Could Lose Michael Essien For Rest Of Season - Report

Amorin - Adriano must change Sky Sports
UN Rights Chief Calls for New Approach to End Cycle of Viole All Africa
Glo-CAF Awards 2009: Issa Hayatou Lands In Ghana Tonight Goal
Cameroon goalkeeper Bekono sacked by CSKA Sofia BBC News
UN rights chief calls for new approach to end cycle of viole United Nations
World Cup 2010: Stephen Appiah Still In Ghana Plans - Kwesi Goal
CAF to Rule On Nation's Libolo Team Complaint On Wednesday i All Africa
CSKA Sofia sack former Cameroon goalkeeper Bekono The Guardian
MTN Elite One - Coton Sport Proves Invincible All Africa
Appiah still in Ghana plans - Ghana FA boss Joy Online
Massive boost for Ghana as Pantsil returns to training Joy Online
Tragedy hits Ghana football Joy Online
Sport Bodies Clash over Pay for New Coach All Africa
World Cup 2010: Schalke Youngster Joel Matip To Represent Ca Goal
Lagos Swan to Produce Documentary On Fashola's Sports Achiev All Africa
Dream Africa launches 'Ghana for Gold South Africa 2010' Joy Online
Lagerback Deposits Contract With Fifa All Africa
World Cup 2010: England Hot Prospect Victor Moses To Pledge Goal
Armstrong looks to add race to Tour preparations The Dallas Morning News
Lance Armstrong looks to race more after average Murcia - Mo CNN

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