Roberto Abraham Scaruffi: http://www.voanews.com/english/africa/

Wednesday, 9 September 2009

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UNESCO UNESCO to Pick New Chief Audio Clip Available
Egypt's cultural minister Farouk Hosny considered front-runner, but critics argue he should not be picked because of allegedly anti-Semitic remarks he made last year


President of the Breakaway Republic of Somaliland, Dahir Riyale in his office in Hargeisa (File) Somaliland Elections Postponed Once Again Audio Clip Available
Election commission postpones vote that was originally scheduled for April 2008 for third time


Prime Minister of Ethiopia Meles Zenawi  (File Photo) International Crisis Group Warns of Potential for 'Violent Eruption' in Ethiopia
ICC report says that despite its democratic rhetoric, government of Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi is unwilling to give up power


SADC logo SADC Leaders Conclude Summit in Kinshasa Audio Clip Available
Zimbabwe crisis delegated to special commission


Northern and Southern Sudan South Sudan Reacts Angrily to Report of Possible Oil Fraud by North Audio Clip Available
Report released by resources and conflict research group Global Witness says oil numbers released by North simply 'do not add up'


Former Sudanese Prime Minister and head of Sudan's Umma party Sadeq al-Mahdi and southern Sudanese president Salva Kiir (r), chairman of the south's ruling SPLM, after signing an electoral accord, 05 Sep 2009 South Sudan Allies with Major Northern Opposition Leader Audio Clip Available
SPLM-Umma agreement sets stage for electoral showdown between Khartoum and South


Upper Nile region in Southern Sudan UN Chief Expresses Concern Over South Sudan Violence
Attacks in Upper Nile region have killed 25 and displaced dozens more


Map of Somalia, Ethiopia and Eritrea One and a Half Million Somalis Now Displaced Audio Clip Available
Insecurity slows humanitarian aid


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Traveling Exhibit on AIDS in Africa Focuses on Children Audio Clip Available
Four different stories show village life through eyes of children


A boy suffering from severe malaria is treated at a Medecins Sans Frontieres clinic in Lankien in southern Sudan (File) Flooding Will Increase Malaria in West Africa
Expert says health workers are preparing for increase in transmission of disease as flooding has already affected more than 350,000 people in West Africa


UNCTAD Secretary-General Supachai Panitchpakdi, right, and UNCTAD Director of the Division on Globalization and Development Strategies Heiner Flassbeck (File) UNCTAD Calls for Stricter Financial Regulation Audio Clip Available
UN conference on Trade and Development blames excessive deregulation and risk taking for causing financial turmoil