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Parker ready for Niger test

Bernard Parker says that Bafana Bafana intend to take heed of lessons learned during the Soccer World Cup when they face Niger.

Kenya's Inflation May SLow Down at Later Stage, Governor Ndung'u Says

Kenya’s inflation may edge down later and isn’t a problem now, central bank Governor Njuguna Ndung’u said in an interview in Seoul today. The economy is starting to grow, the governor said.

Bidding Farewell To The Congo's 'Mother And Father'

As a long Congo River barge journey ends, so, too, does a unique glimpse into the heart of a poor but potentially rich nation grappling with conflict. Despite the hardship, the people of the Democratic Republic of the Congo draw great inspiration from the inescapable and mighty river. read more

United States Beats Tunisia 92-57 at FIBA World Championship

ISTANBUL (AP) - Eric Gordon scored 21 points and the United States pulled away after a sluggish first half to beat Tunisia 92-57 Thursday in its final game of pool play at the world championship.

Vice Ganda, nag-MRT lang papuntang ABS-CBN!

GALING SA LAST shooting day ng Petrang Kabayo si Vice Ganda sa Carmona Race Track. Pero dahil mali-late ang bakla para sa Showtime, kahapon, mula Magallanes station ay nag-MRT ang lola n’yo patungo sa Quezon Avenue station para lang makahabol. Mabuti kamo at sanay mag-MRT si Vice Ganda, dahil nu’ng siya’y co-host pa lang namin sa [...]

Madagascar: South Africa Criticizes Ravalomanana Trial

The sentencing of Madagascar's former President Marc Ravalomanana to hard labour for life may prove to be one more obstacle in the island's attempts to emerge from its current political crisis, says International Relations and Cooperation's Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane.

Jonah Goldberg: China wealthy? That's rich

It was big news around the world: China has "overtaken" Japan as the world's second-richest economy. Except, well, it's not really news, it's not really big, and it's not entirely true.

Ghana Has a Cancer

There is a cancer eating at the fabric of our dear nation and it is thematically vehement. As you know, cancer does not build cells; it idles around until the body builds its own cells before it swoops in to destroy them. In Ghana today there are builders, and there are destroyers.

AFCON 2012 Qualifiers Preview: Some Important Fixtures

... their bunch, expect an offensive approach of The Eagles against the Blue Sharks of Cape Verde, who have never tasted any AFCON finals since the founding of the team in ...

Music Review: Elikeh — From Togo to D.C.

The Washington, D.C.-based band Elikeh crackles with the global musical vision and defiant spirit of Togolese singer, songwriter and bandleader Massama Dogo. As Justin Kavanagh writes, Elikeh's new album, Adje! Adje!

KS Soldiers Serving in Africa

Conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq are where many people think Kansas soldiers are stationed in the world. But hundreds of soldiers from Kansas and Missouri are currently serving in Africa, trying to keep peace in the continents eastern region.

Mozambique's deadly riots highlight global spike in food prices

Mozambique's deadly riots highlight global spike in food prices

Hospital's new CEO has a multifaceted record

Douglas Duffield has been promoted to president and CEO of Florida Hospital Zephyrhills, a member of the Adventist Health System, the company announced Thursday in a news release.

Nigeria in Niagara exhibit celebrates African art

NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE — An unusual and vibrant exhibit at the Niagara Pumphouse Visual Art Centre has brought Africa into Niagara-on-the-Lake. Entitled Nigeria-on-the-Lake, the exhibit, which runs until Sept.[...]

AFCON 2012 Qualifiers Preview: Some Important Fixtures

Both teams from Group H will lock horns in Benin’s capital Cotonou with a true mission of obtaining some advantage capable of creating some guarantee for the rest of the competition ahead of a jam against Rwanda and group’s heavyweights Cote D’Ivoire.

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