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The main criticisms that I gathered are mainly lack of transparency and inclusiveness. To EDA and to some critics, it was irrelevant whether the “Brussels Conference” hosted by EEPA and the Eritrean Task Force will have a positive outcome or not. Their verdict was already handed down way before the... [view entry]
When I attended the August 2009 AGOA Forum in Nairobi, Kenya, I heard complaints from African participants that the African Growth and Opportunity Act was not as effective as it could be because its term needed to be extended, and its coverage of products needed to be expanded. U.S. government... [view entry]
The Lyrics suffice as a post in itself.I listen to this song so much to the brink of tears.Its an amazing songAnd I hope a lot of people appreciate that there is talentAnd it brews in the words and voice of India Arie.Lyrics:I say I love youYou say that's kindYou... [view entry]
Is a question Keith Hart asks in his concluding post at the ASA blog. A lot, apparently. Check out the post here. [view entry]
1. Xenophobic Attacks against Zimbabwean Workers in South Africa: A South African farmer talks to his Zimbabwean workers at the makeshift safety camp on a rugby field in De Dooms Photo: David Harrison/Mail and Guardian “We just want to work,” a Zimbabwean man told reporters in a municipal rugby field... [view entry]
Hello! We're Kate and Chelsea from the Sudan Radio Project, back to write another guest blog post. Thanks so much to ENOUGH for welcoming us back! We're hoping you'll visit our site and check out our November show, "The Art of Peace." This month, we focus on efforts within and... [view entry]
A good summary of what has been happening. Uganda's gays: from advocates to outlaws By Ben Simon (AFP) KAMPALA — If Uganda?s recently tabled Anti-Homosexuality Bill becomes law, Frank Mugisha and other individuals found campaigning for gay rights will face the choice of going to jail or leaving the country... [view entry]
Baaba Maal's discography goes back more than a decade, and he's always shown an inclination to blend the sounds of his native Senegal with other influences, from reggae to funk and, on his latest CD Television, electronica. The Brazilian Girls co-produced the album, and you can hear their modern New... [view entry]
A call to set up an African Immigrant Bank | Trade and Investment | Africa The Good News [view entry]
