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Libya: US ambassador and three other embassy staff have been killed

September 12, 2012 Global Author

According to Reuters, The U.S. ambassador to Libya and three other embassy staff were killed in a rocket attack on Tuesday night that targeted his car in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi, a Libyan official said on Wednesday. "The American ambassador and three staff members were killed when gunmen fired rockets at them," the official in Benghazi told Reuters.... Read More

Rwanda Peoples Party seeks assistance from Museveni of Uganda

September 11, 2012 Global Authorjohn karuranga, Museveni, Paul Kagame, RPP, Rwanda, Rwanda peoples party, Uganda

The Rwanda People Party (RPP) has written a letter to Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni seeking to gain his influence with President Paul Kagame of Rwanda in order to gain peace talks with opposition groups in the diaspora. The resilient and beautiful people of Rwanda deserve to be aware of all activities that opposition groups are engaging in. The letter is… Read More

Bahrain Migraine for the USA

September 7, 2012 Global AuthorBahrain, Emirati funded mercenary, Persian Gulf, Saud Arabia, Thomas C. Mountain, USA

The year and a half long protest movement of the majority Shi’ite people of Bahrain could be forewarning of a crippling migraine headache for the USA if it succeeds in overthrowing the western installed Al Khalifah dictatorship that has ruled Bahrain since “independence”. The people of Bahrain know all to well that the Khalifah regimes real godfather is the USA... Read More

Mauritius:Health standards in public hospitals have been in the public eye as the island nation struggles with constant union action

September 7, 2012October 21, 2016 Global Author

Poor health standards in public hospitals is a cause of concern as the island nation struggles with union action because of sanitary conditions coupled with unfavourable pay conditions.Ministry of Employment and Industrial Affairs has embarked on health and Safety program for health care workers and professionals that will cover around 25000 people working in the health care sector .the program is in collaboration with the... Read More

Mauritius:The depiction of women in the media has been defined as a key area of deliberation

September 7, 2012October 21, 2016 Global Author

The depiction of women in the media has been defined as a key area of deliberation on the island nation with increasing gender inequalities and stereotypes in the Mauritian society.The Ministry of Gender Equality, Child Development and Family Welfare in cooperation with the National Women’s Council, a parasatal body of the Mauritian government, voice it is adamant on sensitising Mauritians on the representation and portrayal... Read More

Health Advice: Liver Transplantation

September 5, 2012 Global Author

This article gives an insight into what to expect when the doctor has pronounced that you need a liver transplant. What is a liver? The liver is the largest internal organ in your body. An average adult liver weighs approximately 2% of the total body weight. It is located in the right side of the abdomen just beneath the diaphragm... Read More

IBAHRI publishes report on Malawi’s road to recovery

September 5, 2012 Global Author

Lilongwe – The International Bar Association’s Human Rights Institute (IBAHRI) concludes in an investigative report published on Monday that the state of the rule of law in Malawi is ‘on the road to recovery’ but that some important issues still need to be remedied in order for Malawi to fully restore the rule of law. . Read More

Botswana Extends $70M Credit Line to Zimbabwe

September 4, 2012 Global Author

HARARE — Botswana has extended a credit facility of about $70 million meant to revive Zimbabwe's ailing industrial sector. The line of credit, announced Monday, comes at a time when Zimbabwe has no access to international lenders like the World Bank and International Monetary Fund. According to the African Development Bank, Zimbabwe needs at least $4 billion in lines of... Read More

Kenyan Navy Shells Somali Port City

September 4, 2012October 21, 2016 Global Author

A Kenyan warship has fired shells at the Somali town of Kismayo, the largest remaining stronghold of Somali militant group al-Shabab. The warship fired ten rounds of shells at the coastal town on Monday, apparently after being provoked by an al-Shabab gunboat. . Read More

Mauritius has gained (EUD) 10.2 million funding on from the European Union to combat poverty

September 3, 2012October 21, 2016 Global Author

The island nation has gained (EUD) 10.2 million funding on from the European Union through the (EDF) European Development Fund Country Strategy. The funds will set out to improve extreme hunger, reduce child mortality and increase access to water and sanitation facilities for poverty stricken persons. The Euro 10.2 million grants will focus on cultivating projects within the (MDG) Millennium... Read More