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POLITICS-ZIMBABWE: Power-Sharing Deal Signed
By Stanley Kwenda HARARE (IPS) - Zimbabwe's political leaders signed a long overdue power sharing deal late on Thursday night. POLITICS-ZIMBABWE: Civil Society Demands More From Talks RIGHTS-ZIMBABWE: Hard Times Continue As Talks Drag On MORE >>

CULTURE-NIGERIA: Writers, Film-makers Defy Censors
Amina Koki Gizo
KANO (IPS) - "I don't sell cocaine," says the video vendor in Kano's Rimi market when I ask for Adam Zango's music video CD Bahaushiya. He is not referring to the white powder, but instead a new illegal substance -- Hausa films that have not passed through the Kano State Censors Board.

DEVELOPMENT-MALAWI: Irrigation Promises to Increase Food Security
Pilirani Semu-Banda
LILONGWE (IPS) - Wyson Chandanga, a small-holder Malawian farmer from the northern district of Mzimba, does not care if the country receives enough rain this year. He is also not concerned on whether the rains come on time or not.

HIV/AIDS

Focus on Southern Africa

> Power-Sharing Deal Signed
> The Deal’s Signed But Where’s The Action?
> Civil Society Gains Strength at AU
> A Woman Navigating the Obstacles to the ‘Big Money’

Economics - Finance

> The Deal’s Signed But Where’s The Action?
> Will Gender Protocol Help Business Women?
> A Woman Navigating the Obstacles to the ‘Big Money’
> Increased Nuclear Energy Demand Boosts Namibia

> Writers, Film-makers Defy Censors
> Niger Delta Conflict Hurting Local Economy
> Understanding Poverty's Impact on Children
> NGO Activity Still Limited

> Irrigation Promises to Increase Food Security
> The Deal’s Signed But Where’s The Action?
> Niger Delta Conflict Hurting Local Economy
> Understanding Poverty's Impact on Children

Health - HIV/AIDS

> Why The Richest Continent Is Also The Poorest
> Women Challenge King Mswati
> Commission Launches First Human Rights Report
> Africa Still Hampered by Lack of Geographical Data

> Understanding Poverty's Impact on Children
> Rights Work Hampered by Closure Threat
> Fighting for an Education
> HIV/AIDS Reduces Children’s Education Chances

> Increased Nuclear Energy Demand Boosts Namibia
> Human Rights Drowning in Oil
> People, Not Electricity, Make Growth Possible
> Critics Target U.S. Military Command

> Increased Nuclear Energy Demand Boosts Namibia
> Why The Richest Continent Is Also The Poorest
> EU Takes a Weak Step Against Logging
> Africa Still Hampered by Lack of Geographical Data

Religion, Culture, Gender and Rights

Africa - A Globalising Continent

Rip & Read - Radio Service

Terraviva

CHANGING LIVES: Making Research Real

Chaos, Death, Destruction in Kenya -- Elections and Aftermath

Africa: Polls to Polls

From Aid to Trade with Africa: Fact or Fiction?

The Southern Africa Water Wire

More Africa News

TRADE-SOUTHERN AFRICA: The Deal’s Signed But Where’s The Action?

SOUTH AFRICA: Will Gender Protocol Help Business Women?

NIGERIA: Niger Delta Conflict Hurting Local Economy

AFRICA: Civil Society Gains Strength at AU

DEVELOPMENT-ETHIOPIA: Understanding Poverty's Impact on Children

TRADE-KENYA: A Woman Navigating the Obstacles to the ‘Big Money’

ECONOMY: Increased Nuclear Energy Demand Boosts Namibia

RIGHTS-ZIMBABWE: NGO Activity Still Limited

Q&A;: "We Will Write About Them"

AGRICULTURE-MALAWI: Going Against the Grain on Subsidies

Dernières Nouvelles

AFRIQUE : La société civile devient plus forte à l'UA

DEVELOPPEMENT-NIGER : Vente spéciale de produits alimentaires et frustrations

COMMERCE-KENYA : Une femme qui brave les obstacles pour gagner 'beaucoup d'argent'

DEVELOPPEMENT : Des outils pour une meilleure gestion foncière en Afrique

DROITS-ZIMBABWE : L'activité des ONG toujours limitée

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