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Heart disease discovered in ancient Egyptian mummies

afrol News, 18 November - A cardiologist at Saint Luke's Mid America Heart Institute and his research team from Cairo, Milwaukee, and Mission Viejo, Calif., have detected the hardening of the arteries in 3,500-year-old Egyptian mummies, indicating that heart disease is not just a condition found in modern humans.

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Nigeria to get agro-research park

afrol News, 9 November - The International Institute of Tropical Agriculture on this weekend unveiled a strategy to boost agricultural research in Africa with plans to establish a "Global Research Park" in Nigeria.

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Indian Ocean nations to test tsunami warning system

afrol News, 6 October - Eighteen countries around the Indian Ocean Rim will participate in a United Nations-backed tsunami exercise on 14 October to coincide with World Disaster Reduction Day, the first time that the warning system set up following the devastating disaster that struck the region in 2004 will be tested.

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Cote d'Ivoire and Ghana youth to benefit from Cocoa development grant

afrol News, 1 October - Over 160,000 people are to benefit from the World Cocoa Foundation Youth Education Programme in West Africa. The two ­year, $5.6 million public­-private partnership will focus on youth and young adults in Cote d'Ivoire and Ghana.

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UNESCO elects new chief

afrol News, 23 September - The United Nations Cultural and Scientific Organisation (UNESCO) has chosen its new leader, the former Bulgarian Foreign Minister Irina Bokova.

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» 21.09.2009 - Two African candidates for UNESCO head
» 18.09.2009 - University of Seychelles takes off
» 15.09.2009 - $70 million to revive Zimbabwe’s education
» 07.09.2009 - EU commissioner in Africa to boost science partnership
» 27.08.2009 - New teacher training college for Malawi
» 14.08.2009 - $1.7m grant for African Leadership Centre
» 05.08.2009 - Poverty a threat to education, UN
» 04.08.2009 - Scientists publish discovery of Malaria origin
» 04.08.2009 - AU-UN mission provides funds to Dafur
» 07.07.2009 - Morocco signs €155 million loan agreement with France
» 05.06.2009 - Mahale Ecosystem research project launched
» 18.05.2009 - Australia to donate 4250 Lapdesks to a Maputo school
» 29.04.2009 - World Bank doubles education financing
» 22.04.2009 - Africa-India satellite gets a nod in Nigeria
» 21.04.2009 - Countries set to meet the 2015 education for all target
» 01.04.2009 - Morocco to modernise its educational system
» 25.02.2009 - Zim teachers end year long strike
» 04.11.2008 - Angola could become continent's growth engine
» 16.10.2008 - Zimbabwe’s education in much deeper crisis
» 15.10.2008 - Rwanda to host Africa regional higher education summit
» 09.10.2008 - Cairo among top ten emerging global outsourcing cities
» 07.10.2008 - Small space rock expected over Sudanese sky
» 25.09.2008 - WFP welcomes private sector partnership to feed world's poor children
» 23.09.2008 - New training levy introduced in Botswana
» 08.09.2008 - Morocco seals $23.8 million for education
» 17.06.2008 - Funding streams in for Seychelles University
» 02.06.2008 - Skills shortage plagues Namibia's mining industry
» 20.05.2008 - Schools for Africa campaign succeeds
» 25.10.2007 - Sudan benefits gender education
» 16.10.2007 - Nigeria: No scientific success without mathematics
» 17.09.2007 - "African attitudes obstacle to innovation"
» 01.06.2007 - Mali gets serious about home-grown science
» 16.05.2007 - Big boost for Liberia education
» 28.03.2007 - AIDS killed 193 Tanzanian teachers
» 23.03.2007 - Djibouti to host first African Horn intellectuals' conference
» 23.01.2007 - Zambia's science ambitions get recognition
» 15.01.2007 - 10,000 South African educators to die of AIDS
» 13.09.2006 - Preparations for Timbuktu manuscript centre advance
» 26.05.2006 - Africans on the Internet: Maghreb most sex obsessed
» 10.11.2005 - Mbeki inaugurates giant African telescope
» 12.09.2005 - Ghana Minister laments "increased brain drain"
» 20.08.2004 - Somaliland now counts on four universities
» 13.08.2004 - Madagascar educates 1 million school drop-outs
» 30.06.2004 - South Africa's science sector reorganised
» 06.11.2003 - Little progress for girls' school attendance
» 20.06.2003 - Funds for education and reconstruction in Eritrea

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