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Africans challenged to make globalisation work for them |
06 - Feb - 2003 |
| ARUSHA, 6 February (IRIN) - Africans were challenged on Thursday to find ways to end their exclusion from the rewards of globalisation and make the system work for the benefit of the continent’s 820 million people... more |
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Source: IRIN, 6 February 2003
Author: IRIN |
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African leaders stress challenge of peace |
03 - Feb - 2003 |
| ADDIS ABABA, 3 February (IRIN) - South African President Thabo Mbeki on Monday urged African leaders to use their influence to resolve the crisis in Iraq... more |
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Source: IRIN 3 February 2003
Author: IRIN |
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AFRICA: Activists cautiously welcome Bush pledge |
31 - Jan - 2003 |
| The enthusiasm surrounding this week's proposal by US President George W Bush to triple government spending on HIV/AIDS in Africa has been tempered with calls from activists for more practical details... more |
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Source: IRIN 31 January 2003
Author: IRIN |
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COLUMN: African Anti-War Pressure Needed |
28 - Jan - 2003 |
| Soon, the Americans will wage a one-sided war against a defenseless Iraq because, we are told, Saddam Hussein has the capability to build "weapons of mass-destruction" which primarily refers to nuclear weapons. What we are not told is that the invasion of Iraq could push smaller nations to try to acquire the "bomb"... more |
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Source: New Vision (Kampala), January 22, 2003
Author: Opiyo Oloya |
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Mauritius: Anti-AGOA forum launches activities |
14 - Jan - 2003 |
| Port Louis - A platform of labour and social organisations dubbed 'Peoples Forum' launched activities in Mauritius Monday to protest against a conference opening Wednesday on the US Africa Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA)... more |
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Source: Panafrican News Agency (PANA), 13. January 2003
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