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Student learning chemestry at Delhi university, Delhi, India, October 2007, 092007
Delhi   India   Photos   Students   University  
 The Times Of India 
Delhi University's foreign students: On guard yet carefree
|     NEW DELHI: Meneka Bogollagama, a 20-year-old Sri Lankan studying in Delhi University (DU), believes the gruesome death of an Indian American student in the campus earlier this week has... (photo: WN / Guillaume Poulet-Mathis)
 Displaced children wait for World Food Programme (WFP), trucks carrying food aid to arrive at Elasha camp on the out skirts of the capital Mogadishu, Thursday, April 26, 2007. More than 300,000 people have fled Mogadishu since the fighting started in Mog
Aid   Export   Food   Ghana   Humanitarian   Photo   Photos   WFP   World  
 IRINnews 
GLOBAL: Export controls curtail aid for hungry neighbours
web | Photo: Abdullah Shaheen/IRIN JOHANNESBURG, - Government attempts to control food supplies to ensure that their people have enough to eat are hampering efforts by the World Food Programme (WFP) t... (photo: AP/Farah Abdi)
Rice  Business Report 
Food costs to top agenda in Maputo
| By Gordon Bell | Johannesburg - African finance ministers today and tomorrow will seek ways to keep momentum in economic growth and thrash out strategies to tackle surging food prices threatening to... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
Africa   Food   Inflation   Photos   Prices  
Bono   (rhubie)  NZ Herald 
Money raised for Africa 'goes to civil wars'
| Irish rock star and anti-poverty activist Bono and his band U2 were last year outed as tax-evaders. Photo / Reuters | Billions of dollars raised for African famine relief by celebrities Bono and Bob... (photo: Creative Commons / Adrienne Wenner)
Africa   Celebrity   Money   Photos   War  
Top Stories
Wheat farm - Agriculture - Food - Crop - Farming Asia Times
Food bill comes in for liberalization
| By Aileen Kwa GENEVA - The high food prices that have sparked riots in parts of the developing world from Indonesia, India and Bangladesh to Cameroon, Ivory Coast and H... (photo: Creative Commons / Victor Szalvay)
Agriculture   Food   Photos   Society   UN  
 Jairam Ramesh International Herald Tribune
U.S. should go on diet of its own, India says
| : Instead of blaming India and other developing nations for the rise in food prices, Americans should rethink their energy policy and go on a diet, say a growing number... (photo: PIB)
Food   India   Photos   Politics   US  
All kinds of rice - chiang mai market The Times Of India
Soaring rice prices a global danger: Expert
|     | OTTAWA: The current spike in world rice prices could be devastating, even if it only lasts for a few months, and will leave African nations vulnerable t... (photo: creative commons / )
Africa   Food   Market   Photos   Trade  
Dubai airport new terminal Khaleej Times
Special needs tourism conference announced
| DUBAI - Dubai Airports, alongside businesses EMC and Mashreq Bank, on May 13 called for the tourism sector to improve special needs services. | A forum on addressing th... (photo: Public Domain / )
Airports   Business   Dubai   Photos   Tourism  
South Africa Independent online
SA comes out tops in tourism awards
| South African Tourism and Indaba Explorations won World Travel Awards in Durban, SA Tourism said in a statement on Tuesday. | SA Tourism CEO Moeketsi Mosola said the aw... (photo: Creative Commons / Lucag )
Africa   Awards   Photos   Tourism   Travel  
Seychellen Nation
Better training for students in tourism field
| The Seychelles Tourism Academy is stepping up its training programmes, with full-time basic courses now going on for a minimum of two years. | Also, from now, managemen... (photo: GFDL / Tobi 87 )
Academy   Business   Photos   Seychelles   Tourism  
A view of the company Bogoso Gold Limited, open cast gold mine near the town of Prestea, Ghana, Sept. 27, 2005. Gold prices, much of it mined in Africa, are hitting new 25-year highs, letting mining companies post surging revenues as they search for new ways to extract every nugget from the ground. Yet one thing they say they can't do is substantially increase production, a limitation that could keep prices high for years.hg3 Business Report
Weather and power problems knock mine output
| Johannesburg - South Africa's total mining production for the first quarter of 2008, after seasonal adjustment, decreased by 8.3 percent compared with the previous quar... (photo: AP / Olivier Asselin)
Business   Climate   Photos   Production   S Africa  
Business & Trade Finance & Economy
- Seed giants see gold in climate change
- SOE governance to be revamped - Erwin
- Government Bans Rice Exports
- 'Too many demands on budget'
 Displaced children wait for World Food Programme (WFP), trucks carrying food aid to arrive at Elasha camp on the out skirts of the capital Mogadishu, Thursday, April 26, 2007. More than 300,000 people have fled Mogadishu since the fighting started in Mog
GLOBAL: Export controls curtail aid for hungry neighbours
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- Seed giants see gold in climate change
- Zimbabwe's 1Q08 platinum output rises - and nickel surge
- 'Too many demands on budget'
- Vision to Funding Seminar Holds July 28
 Displaced children wait for World Food Programme (WFP), trucks carrying food aid to arrive at Elasha camp on the out skirts of the capital Mogadishu, Thursday, April 26, 2007. More than 300,000 people have fled Mogadishu since the fighting started in Mog
GLOBAL: Export controls curtail aid for hungry neighbours
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Farming & Agriculture Health & Science
- Seed giants see gold in climate change
- Zimbabwe police detain diplomats during tour of Mugabe's
- Your wine questions answered
- Witnesses say Kenya police emptying refugee camp
Pedestrians walk past a newspaper poster in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, Friday, March 28, 2008 on the eve of elections in the southern African country.
Zimbabwe police detain diplomats during tour of Mugabe's victims
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- New HIV/Aids Infections Still Rising
- Cardinal Bernardin Gantin of Benin, close to popes John Paul
- SANDF taken to court for Aids policy
- AU to Adopt Advocacy Plan On Trypanosomiasis
 Israeli Arab legislator Azmi Bishara sits before a committe of the Knesset, Israel´s parliament, in Jerusalem Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2002. The committee discussed disqualifying Bishara from running in the upcoming Israeli elections, because he is accuse
ISRAEL: Arab minority has lower life expectancy - new report
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Investments & Trading Energy & Industry
- Dubai Group exits Egyptian investment
- Dubai Group completes Egyptian Fertilizers Company stake sal
- Gulf states' oil wealth begins to percolate into wider r
- Two sides to the corporate coin
 An undated picture shows a Qatari Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) tanker ship being loaded up with LNG at Raslaffans Sea Port, northern Qatar. Under the sandy bottom of the turquoise Gulf lies a giant bubble of natural gas - the world´s largest gas field
Gulf states' oil wealth begins to percolate into wider region
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- Seed giants see gold in climate change
- Shipping hard hit by skills shortage
- Nigeria says gunmen hijack oil-services boat
- Casamance Heavily Dependent On Slowly Rising Tourism Income
Student learning chemestry at Delhi university, Delhi, India, October 2007, 092007
Delhi University's foreign students: On guard yet carefree
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