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| Zimbabwe Politics | Agriculture - Nutrition | Society UK offers more help to Zim, but not direct to government afrol News - The British government has announced an extra US$ 8 million of transitional aid to Zimbabwe, but the money will not be channeled direct through government, as the United Kingdom is still cautiously watching the democratic developments in the shaky power sharing deal. |
| Angola Human rights | Society | Politics Rights body call for cessation of torture in Angola afrol News - The human rights body has urged the Angolan government to halt unlawful detention and torture of people suspected of rebel activities in oil-producing province of Cabinda. |
| South Africa Health | Society New hope for MDR TB patients afrol News - Researchers have found a new Tuberculosis drugs to treat the multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) patients in a clinical trial in South Africa. |
| World | Zimbabwe Economy - Development | Politics Britain not ready to lift sanctions against Zim afrol News - The British government is not ready yet to lift sanctions against Zimbabwe, saying the country has to prove itself on the path to democracy. |
| Zimbabwe Labour | Politics Zimbabwe’s civil servants threaten to strike afrol News - Zimbabwean civil servants have threatened to boycott work nationwide if the government fails to increase workers’ salaries next month. The ultimatum will coincide with Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s visit to the United States and Europe seeking financial back-up for the collapsed economy. |
| Malawi Environment - Nature Elephant rescue resumes in Malawi afrol News - The rescue operation of endangered Elephants has resumed today with a further nine elephants evacuated to safety in Malawi this morning after the courts threw out a challenge to have their relocation stopped. |
| Egypt | South Africa Society South Africa and Egypt lead the traffic accidents in Africa afrol News - South Africa and Egypt have recorded more deaths on the roads in Africa, the global study on road safety, by the World Health Organisation (WHO) has revealed. |
| Ghana | Zambia Politics | Economy - Development | Agriculture - Nutrition | Society Economic meltdown threatens progress in fight against hunger afrol News - The World Food Programme says the current global economic down turn could reverse the gains made in a number of developing countries and also threatens to undermine progress made in the fight against hunger. |
| Angola Economy - Development | Labour | Travel - Leisure Luanda remain most priciest city for expats afrol News - Angola's capital Luanda has maintained its spot of being the most expensive city in the world for expatriates, the latest ECA International survey released yesterday has revealed. Luanda is followed by Tokyo while Maseru, Lesotho’s capital was ranked the cheapest according to the survey. |
| Swaziland | Zambia Health | Society Voluntary male circumcision campaign begins in Swaziland and Zambia afrol News - The Male Circumcision Partnership has launched a massive scale-up of voluntary male circumcision services in Swaziland and Zambia, in a significant move from research on male circumcision to full-scale implementation. |
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