Germany, India, South Africa and Colombia have won two-year seats on the UN Security Council.
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Tsvangirai: Don’t recognise ambassadors
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Diallo, Conde ponder power-sharing deal
Conakry - Guinea's rival presidential candidates are considering a power-sharing deal following the upcoming runoff…
CBRE Hungary searches for Urban Photographer of the Year 2010
CB Richard Ellis (CBRE) today launched its third annual Urban Photographer of the Year competition…
Mutombo making a difference in war-torn homeland
Born in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Dikembe Mutombo came to the United States on…
Africa United, a road trip through the heart of Africa
AFRICA UNITED, a feature-length directorial debut by Debs Gardner-Paterson, is a story of joy, laugher,…
Africa: giving the millennium development goals a human face
Ahead of the United Nations Millennium Development Summit to be held in New York later…
N Korean statues open wounds in Zim
Harare - The two North Korean-made statues were meant to honour a national hero but…
African progress marred by ‘democratic recession’
JOHANNESBURG — Many countries in Africa are enjoying a period of economic growth, but the…
Egypt-Iran flights to resume after 30 year break
CAIRO Oct 4 (Reuters) - Egypt and Iran have agreed to resume direct flights between…