Zambia: Volunteer Nabbed Over Cannabis
[Times of Zambia]AN American Peace Corps volunteer has been arrested for trafficking in 313 grammes of cannabis in Chadiza District.
[Times of Zambia]AN American Peace Corps volunteer has been arrested for trafficking in 313 grammes of cannabis in Chadiza District.
[HRW]Johannesburg -Civil society groups from more than 30 African countries called on African Union (AU) member countries to ensure that the AU promotes justice for grave international crimes, in a letter to the foreign ministers of African Union membe…
[Observer]A women’s fish farming project that emphasises conserving biodiversity on Lake Victoria, has been hailed by the UN Development Programme Administrator, Helen Clark.
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[SNA]Khartoum -Minister of Welfare and Social Security, Mashaer Al-Dawalab inspected, , the progress achieved indifferent fields of the objectives of the Millennium which approved by the United Nations and ends in December, 31-2013.
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[New Era]Windhoek -Namibian dieticians are in agreement with the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation recommendations this week that eating nutritious insects could help fight obesity.
[AI London]A senior US diplomat has said his government will be quick to sign the new Arms Trade Treaty (ATT), a move Amnesty International said raises hopes for swift implementation of the potentially lifesaving treaty around the world.
[Capital FM]Nairobi -Deputy President William Ruto left the country on Thursday on his first official tour in honour of invitations from the governments of Congo Brazzaville, Gabon, Nigeria and Algeria.