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 July 19, 2008


 
   

 
 

  • Mandela at 90 makes call for poor
    Nelson Mandela, the man credited with ending apartheid in South Africa, has marked his 90th birthday by calling for the rich to do more for the poor. BBC
     

  • EU's 'spare 1bn euros' for Africa
    The European Commission has backed a plan to give 1bn euros (£800m) of unspent EU farm subsidies in aid to farmers in Africa. BBC
     

  • Diplomats aid Mbeki with Zimbabwe
    South Africa's Thabo Mbeki agrees to work with a group of diplomats in an effort to solve Zimbabwe's political crisis. BBC
     

  • Kenyans reject circumcision plan
    Elders from Kenya's Luo group reject a plan to promote circumcision to stem Aids. BBC
     

  • South Africa Joins Nelson Mandela in Celebrating 90th Birthday
    Former president urges compatriots to put human solidarity, concern for others at center of their values VoiceOfAmerica
     

  • Anti-Graft Group Ranks Kenyan Police Most Corrupt in Country
    An anti-corruption group says Kenya's police force has been ranked the most corrupt institution in the country. VoiceOfAmerica
     

  • Rice: 'Iran is a difficult, dangerous state'
    On the eve of one of her top diplomats meeting with an Iranian official, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said the United States is sticking to its policy that Iran must suspend its nuclear program before negotiations can proceed. CNN
     

  • Iran talks set to begin in Geneva
    US decision to send senior diplomat to attend Jalili-Solana meeting seen as a major policy shift. Aljazeera
     

  • A New Strategy for a New World
    by Barack Obama, Washington D.C
    Sixty-one years ago, George Marshall announced the plan that would come to bear his name. Much of Europe lay in ruins. The United States faced a powerful and ideological enemy intent on world domination. This menace was magnified by the recently discovered capability to destroy life on an unimaginable scale. The Soviet Union didn't yet have an atomic bomb, but before long it would. Conscience Daily International

 

 

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