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Africa News Report

Africa News Report is a specialist information dossier dedicated to providing news information and analysis from a diplomatic and political perspective. Topics covered include some of the most pressing health, economic, political and social issues. Besides bringing its multi-facetted news, views and analysis to the fore, Africa News Report (America.gov) seeks to highlight the United States’ policies and positions on diverse issues affecting the African continent.

• Somalia: Rebuilding a stateless country’s piracy-driven economy

• US-Nigeria: ’Trajectory of bad elections’ should be checked

• Mozambique: Brazil and U.S. join in cooperative development program

• Clean water for rural Ethiopia

• Ghana: Pure Home Water for the north

• Customized inventions for Africa gaining ground

• Libya: U.S. Government Chartered Ferry Evacuation warning

• Ivory Coast: Both Gbagbo and Ouattarra isolated?

• From Negro History Week to Black History Month

• A remodeled Marshall Plan for Africa?

• Côte d’Ivoire: Laurent and Simone Gbagbo under financial sanctions

• Millions in Tanzania and Malawi using mobile phone banking

• African entrepreneurship and private equity gather international interest

• U.S. Columbia Business School’s focus on Africa

• African stocks triple on international exchanges

• Ethiopia and Niger get $84 million agricultural assistance

• U.S. could remove Sudan from terror list

• African Health Care needs “Paradigm Shift”

• Sustainable environmental development in Africa gets international backing

• U.S. - Africa flights "tripled in size in three years"

• African penguin gets a new lease of life

• Africa to get ready for heavy international investments

• Africa’s high return rate for the "frontier market investor"

• Saving Africa’s lands from ever encroaching desert

• U.S. "not choosing sides" in Sudan’s "make or break" period

• Uganda’s new solar ovens

• Hilary Clinton condemns mass rapes in DRC

• Confronting one of the world’s number one killers

• Discovering John H. Johnson: An African-American media mogul

• Rwanda attracts mixed feelings over progress

• African youth urged to challenge their governments

• Mobile Phone banking and insurance transforming the world

• AGOA: A mutually advantageous trade between Africa and U.S.

• Obama meets young Africans in Washington

• AGOA: African business women at the forefront of trade

• Strong scientific discoveries mark Vienna AIDS conference

• US-Africa trade: Time for Africa to add value

• International AIDS Conference focuses on right to health

• Sudan: U.S. envoy calls for urgent preparation for independent south

• Obama: Al-Qaeda and al-Shabaab attacks in Africa “tragic and ironic”

• Angola and United States sign Strategic Partnership Dialogue

• Football gave Zuma and other prisoners a human face on Robben Island

• Kenya: U.S. launches East Africa software competition “Apps 4 Africa”

• East Africa getting ready for internet revolution

• Swine/H1N1 Flu boosts African influenza surveillance

• US government pushes for African awareness in America

• Water partnership initiative begins in Ethiopia, India, Brazil and Mali

• US and Brazil seek to eliminate racial and ethnic discrimination

• Egyptian Coptic Church celebrates Arab diversity in the U.S.

• From Brazil to Kenya agriculture proves essential to development

• Africa’s green revolution gets a boost

• Ellen Johnson Sirleaf: Feed the Future initiative is right

• Sudan and Darfur region challenges daunting

• Marshall W. “Major” Taylor: First Black world champion cyclist

• Worldwide hunger on the rise

• “Mo” Ibrahim: Governments need to foster, not frustrate, business

• 11 Somali pirates could face life behind bars in the U.S.

• African economies have "passed stress test"

• African Meteorology Services gear up for climate change

• African Union-United States talks opens in U.S. capital

• “Courting Justice” a tribute to South African women

• Sahel’s Islamic heritage gets a lease of life

• Nigeria’s impact reaches “Beyond its Borders”

• Nigeria: Niger Delta stability key to economic success

• Nigerian and South African Presidents meet with Obama

• Nigeria and United States agree on binational deal

• The difference between Soccer and Football

• United States: Country-based scrutiny for air travelers eliminated

• Zanzibar: US restores 900 year Kizimkazi mosque

• New York honors its African past

• US: Acclaimed Ethiopian agronomist gives back

• Ethiopia: Authoritarian tendencies?

• Somalia: Number of successful pirate attacks decline

• Oprah Winfrey: What changed the trajectory of her life

• Africa: Quiet corruption harming development

• James Brown and Aretha Franklin: Two masters of 1960s “soul” music

• Spearheading a Grass-Roots Movement for Change in Kenya

• No U.S. desire to "Americanize the conflict in Somalia"

• Gabon: Ali Bongo vows to fight corruption

• Jim Crow, Segregation and African-Americans

• U.S. prolongs sanctions on Mugabe regime

• The importance of African Rain Forests to the world

• W.E.B. Du Bois: A champion of direct political agitation and political protest

• Madam C.J. Walker: Remembering a great African-American entrepreneur

• Ida B. Wells-Barnett: Fighting and Writing for Justice

• Brown v. Board of Education: The Law, the Legacy

• Before Rosa Parks there was Claudette Colvin

• Rosa Parks: Mother of Civil Rights

• Sojourner Truth: Abolishionist and proponent of women’s rights

• Somalia: International navies working to stop pirates

• United States: Ancient Gullah culture from Africa brought back to life

• Shakespeare goes black!

• Caribbean: Honing tsunami warning system

• East Africa enjoying the power of regional trade

• Black History Month: A legacy of struggle and triumph

• Haiti: Officers from Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal join efforts

• Africa mobilizes massive relief efforts for Haiti

• Madagascar: U.S. may slap Rajoelina’s gov’t with sanctions

• Tools to better understand earthquakes

• An Ethiopian revolution and a national green hero

• Madagascar, Guinea, Niger get U.S. economic aid boot

• Morocco: Towards a more developed fishing industry

• Food could become scarce by 2050

• Botswana: How AIDS almost killed An African Dream

• When government manipulations thwart anti-corruption campaigns

• An entrepreneurial youth and a world without boundaries

• Ethiopia: Diaspora investment bond enhances economy

• The U.S. has no illusions over democracy in Guinea

• Michelle Obama: Honors After-School arts projects that inspire youth

• 2011 U.S. Diversity Visa Lottery: Open until November 30

• Egypt: US still opposed to Israeli settlements?

• Racing in the United States to save lives in Burkina Faso

• Intra-African dialogue expands into cyberspace

• Haiti: Phone company draws inspiration from Wyclef Jean’s Yéle Haiti

• Ethiopian Commodity Exchange is big business not a charitable organization

• U.S.-Africa Business Summit: African business goes where it is most welcome

• Hip-Hop: An indelible influence on the English language

• Tanzanian President doesn’t believe China is “gobbling up” Africa

• Hip-hop: From urban Black and Latino youth culture to global influence

• Obama and African leaders talk about challenges facing the continent

• U.S.-Africa Business Summit explores tremendous growth potential

• Somali Piracy: U.K., Cyprus, Japan, Singapore, U.S. sign New York declaration

• US-Senegal: MCC to bring Senegal a step closer to greater food security

• United States: Africa poised to see robust economic growth in coming years

• African women making real headway in Politics

• US-Africa trade: Clinton’s seven-nation trip to highlight new approaches to development

• Trade: 1% increase in Africa’s wealth equals 3 times its development aid

• U.S. - Africa trade: Africa to benefit more from AGOA with a developed manufacturing engine

• Michelle Obama moves beyond her wardrobe

• President Obama’s historic visit to Ghana: A recognition of success and progress

• US-Ghana partnership examined ahead of Obama’s visit

• Tanzania - Botswana: Breaking away from the vicious cycle of poverty, corruption and failed campaigns

• Fight against corruption: The world Bank will “hold people accountable if they steal from the poor”

• South Africa-Mozambique: One man’s fight against human trafficking

• Historically African-American Universities: 150 years of service to the black cause

• Top Ethiopian food scientist to be awarded World Food Prize

• President Barack Obama’s speech at the Cairo university: On a new beginning

• Ghana and South Africa encourage US Africa relations

• Egyptian Nobel laureate on Obama’s Council of Advisors

• Obama administration commits to Muslim dialogue

• Arab American festival adds to US pluralistic heritage

• Somali pirates’ benefits of concessions under threat

• US-Africa ties reviewed: Somalia, Ethiopia, Zim, Kenya...

• World Digital Library: All countries invited aboard

• IMF and WB experts on crisis and African development

• Developing economies will fare better in 2010

• WDL: A startling Global Library for a Global Village

• Haiti, the West’s poorest, gets a new lease of life

• Dangerous reporting from Mugabe’s Zanu pf Zimbabwe

• G20 finance ministers aim for an action-oriented summit

• US-Zimbabwe: Gov’t very imperfect, Sanctions will remain

• G20-IMF to give developing economies a new lease of life

• Malaria: Scientific breakthrough to wipe off malaria

• An interview with acclaimed writer Rebecca Walker

• US: Arabesque festival featuring North Africa and Arab world dazzles

• Obama and Ban Ki-Moon to tackle Sudan issue together

• Horn of Africa: International interest in region growing

• Guinea: Junta extending decades of misrule?


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