South Korea says it has agreed to develop farmland in Tanzania - the latest in a series of such deals between rich and poor nations.
HRW: Darfur war still not over
Human Rights Watch criticizes recent clashes between government-led Sudan forces, rebels. A leading international rights watchdog on Tuesday said renewed attacks in the restive region of Darfur showed…
Cedric Gerbehaye díjnyertes fotográfus Kongóban készített fotográfiákat ajánlott fel az AHU számára!
A 32 éves belga Cedric Gerbehaye többszörösen díjnyertes fotóújságíró (World Press Photo, történetek kategória, 3. díj 2008; Amnesty International Media Award UK stb).
Tottenham Hotspur Consider Inter
According to reports, the midfielder is considering a Premier League return due to a difficult campaign in Serie A thus far. Spurs boss Harry Redknapp is reputedly keen…
Elton John extends adoption search to Africa
Singer and musician Elton John has extended his search for a child to adopt to Africa, after he was banned from doing so in Ukraine.
Annan: Kenya must prevent new chaos
Kofi Annan, the former UN secretary-general, has said Kenyans want their coalition government to take action on impunity and political reforms before the next general election in 2012.
Senegal: Rebels massacre six soldiers
Six Senegalese soldiers have been killed in an attack suspected to be perpetrated by rebels of the MFDC, a former secessionist group. The attack, which is one of…
Guinea leader rejects peacekeepers
Guineans are adamantly opposed to international peacekeepers in their country, Guinea's military leader has warned.
Pope: materialism, extremism harm Africa’s future
Pope Benedict opened a special meeting of bishops on Africa on Sunday by praising the continent as the world's spiritual center but lamenting that it risks being afflicted…
Cheap drugs could cut deaths in childbirth in Africa, say researchers
A roll-out of common, cheap pills to communities in Africa and Asia could have a dramatic impact on death rates among mothers, says paper published in the Lancet.