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3rd May 10 Tanzanian firms leading in East African CSR shortlist The Guardian Reporter Shortlisted companies for the East African Corporate Social Responsibility Award will receive their...
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UAE's new regulations require visiting Kenyans to have a degree certificate Government Spokesman Alfred Mutua says Foreign Affairs minister Moses Wetang'ula (pictured) will be travelling to...
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Despite a poor natural resource base, including severe water shortages that have been exacerbated by recurrent cycles of drought (three major droughts in the 19th century killed more than 100,000...
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AP – In this image taken from video, a police officer approaches the vehicle containing a car bomb, which …...
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Lone survivor and accomplice killed 58, wounded dozens at train station Special public prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam shows a copy of the verdict to the media outside the special bomb-proof court at...
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NIANGARA, Congo - The young woman with the hacked-off lips and stitches where one ear used to be shakes her head when asked why rebels did this to her, then whispers that the attackers who came...
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Andrew Armour, who runs Kubuli Watersports on the Caribbean island of Dominica, has been called the "Whale Whisperer" because of his ability to communicate with sperm whales, particularly a...
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Belgium is set to become the first ever country in Europe to ban the burqa from being worn in public places. Belgium Decides To Ban The vote in Parliament for a nationwide ban on...
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Ex-first lady suggests she and George W. Bush may have been poisoned Jan. 14, 2009: TODAYs Ann Curry talks to first lady Laura Bush about happy and sad moments in the White House. Today show...
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Zimbabwe's new farmers defend their gains Under President Robert Mugabe's land reform programme, some 4,000 white farmers have been driven away and their land given to black farmers. The...
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President pospones C.African polls The president of the Central African Republic on Thursday scrapped plans to hold polls May 16 after the elections commission told him it would be unable to...
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Egypt has been under pressure to seal off the hundreds of tunnels GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip - Egyptian forces pumped gas into a cross-border tunnel used to smuggle goods into the Gaza Strip on...
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Parliamentary chaos as Ukraine ratifies fleet deal Chaos has erupted in the Ukrainian parliament during a debate over the extension of the lease on a Russian naval base in Ukraine. The...
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Je video hii inaukweli au ni kama ile ya Osama Iliyoshikwa Afghanistan mwaka 2001. Maswali ya kujiuliza 1. Kwa nini mwisho video imefocus kwa Mutallab na siyo mtu mwingine? 2. Je mafunzo yote...
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Kenyan companies third in crimes list A PwC report indiates accounting fraud as the most common crime in Kenya, followed by asset misappropriation, bribery and corruption. Others are money...
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Gadhafi To Arab MKs: I'm Against Zionism, Not Jews Libyan President Moammar Gadhafi hosted a delegation of Israeli Arabs, including lawmakers, for a dinner meeting on Sunday evening. During...
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Belgium is on the path to becoming the first country in Europe to ban full-face veils worn by some Muslim women. On a warm, sunny morning the Rue de Brabant just north of the centre of Brussels is...
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27th April 10 Tanzania`s southern coastline has `migrating` oil The Guardian Reporter There is oil beneath the southern coastline of Tanzania, British oil exploration company Tullow has...
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Arizona passes strict illegal immigration act The bill directs police to determine the immigration status of noncriminals if there is a 'reasonable suspicion' they are undocumented. Immigrant...
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