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There's no Mercy for Madonna as court blocks adoption

04.04.2009 18:13    independent.co.uk
Madonna's ambition to adopt a second African orphan has been blocked by a court in Malawi. The decision suggests that the impoverished African state has heeded warnings that another high-profile adoption could encourage child-traffickers to scour the country's orphanages looking


Souk star: Trade secrets in Marrakech

04.04.2009 18:12    independent.co.uk
Carpets are to Morocco what coal used to be to Newcastle: a lifeblood. Everyone in Morocco knows about carpets; their brother, uncle, father and neighbour are all experts and everyone seems to belong to a family with a carpet business

On The Road: Ruffling a few feathers on a tropical journey in Mozambique

04.04.2009 18:11    independent.co.uk
Air travel can get so wearing. Whoever said that half the joy of travelling is the getting there obviously never sat in the back of a 747 with their knees behind their ears and surrounded by screeching kids. It has

Gambia: Citizens Among Libya Boat Disaster

04.04.2009 11:19    allafrica.com
Dozens of Gambians are reported to have perished in the Mediterranean sea in the wee hours of Friday when a boat carrying illegal migrants heading towards Italy from Libya capsized.


South Africa: Revamped OR Tambo Can Handle 25-Million Visitors

04.04.2009 11:19    allafrica.com
OR TAMBO International Airport's new facilities would easily accommodate the more than 20-million visitors - including the expected 4000 Soccer World Cup fans - that the Airports Company SA (Acsa) expects to pass through the airport next year.

Gambia: The Flag All the Way

04.04.2009 11:19    allafrica.com
A new passenger ferry, built in The Gambia using local materials, is now in the finishing stages. The ferry, which was built for a company in Sierra Leone, has the capacity to carry more than 90 passengers.

Nigeria: Need for Lawma Attention At Agege Railway Line

04.04.2009 11:19    allafrica.com
Ever since the buildings close to the Agege railway lines were demolished, the place has been oozing out disgusting odour. Aside being littered with building material including bricks, the whole environment stinks as the demolished particles litter the whole environment.

Africa: Minister Identifies Challenges Against Employment of Africans

04.04.2009 11:19    allafrica.com
Lack of maritime tradition; inadequate fleet, infrastructure, security, government support, qualifying educational institutions as well as corruption have been identified as some of the challenges militating against the employment of Africans in the international maritime industry.

Angola: New Road Code Sets Change of Drivers Mentality

04.04.2009 11:19    allafrica.com
The introduction of the new road code sets the start of a process of change of attitude and mentality among drivers.

Angola: New Road Code Inhibits Taxis Operation

04.04.2009 11:19    allafrica.com
The enforcement of the New Road Traffic Code Wednesday in Luanda, has inhibited the circulation in Luanda of taxis that fear police action, resulting in commuters walking long distances, Angop learned.

Nigeria: Toyota Introduces New Generation Avensis

04.04.2009 11:19    allafrica.com
Lovers of sleek cars in the country will certainly hold their breath when they see the new Toyota Avensis at the various Toyota dealership showrooms across the country. The new car, which makes its debut in the country last week,

Nigeria: How Cows Grazed on an Airport Tarmac

04.04.2009 11:19    allafrica.com
Though air transportation the world over is generally regarded as the safest, in Nigeria, the problems of this method of transportation, which are traced to decay of infrastructures at the nation's airports, absence of vital air safety equipments and the

Botswana: Our Heritage

04.04.2009 11:19    allafrica.com
So, after 102 years, the great age of passenger rail travel in this country has been brought to an embarrassing and ignominious end. It's hard to believe.

Nigeria: ENL Consortium Disregards House of Representatives on Port Concession

04.04.2009 11:19    allafrica.com
Despite a resolution by the House of Representatives, that the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) should return terminal C of the Lagos Port Complex to Michelle Nigeria Ltd, ENL Consortium present operators of terminals C & D, contrary to the

Nigeria: Truck Crushes Two Beggars to Death

04.04.2009 11:19    allafrica.com
Tears flowed freely yesterday in Ikirun, Osun State, when a trailer rammed into some shops, killing two beggars instantly, while eight others were injured at the market close to the palace of Akinrun of Ikirun .

Rwanda: Public Transport Woes to End Soon

04.04.2009 11:19    allafrica.com
The Government has embarked on a number of projects aimed at resolving the problems affecting the public transport sector in the country.

South Africa: Rail Regulator Has New Safety Rules

04.04.2009 11:19    allafrica.com
THE Railway Safety Regulator yesterday unveiled new safety standards meant to stem rail accidents.

Uganda: District Gets New Vehichles

04.04.2009 11:19    allafrica.com
MUKONO district has acquired two new double cabin vehicles to ease the monitoring and implementation of Government projects.

Nigeria: Bayelsans Call for Functional Intra-City Transport

04.04.2009 11:19    allafrica.com
Alarmed by the spate of Okada-related deaths on the streets of Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital, residents of the state have called on the state government to put in place a functional intra-city transport scheme.

South Africa: Lanseria International Said to Be for Sale

04.04.2009 11:19    allafrica.com
LANSERIA International, SA's largest privately owned airport, is believed to be up for sale, possibly to a foreign group of investors.

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