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Two bombs shook Uganda's capital last night in the middle of the World Cup finals match. While I was safe at home in Nairobi, the incident brought back fragmented memories of a peaceful, quiet town. I spent over two and a half years in Kampala, a place where I grew in many important ways. The attacks are all the more dreadful when one remembers that Kampala is one of the few African capitals where it is safe to walk alone at night, where violent crime is nearly unheard of, and dreadful traffic is a relatively new (and not yet a permanent) facet of life.
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Table Mountain is a remnant of a once majestic mountain system that reached dizzy heights of more than 5km, now mostly worn down closer to sea level.
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Africa South of the Sahara: Selected Internet Resources - Stanford University
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The ONE Campaign
ONE est une organisation de campagne et de plaidoyer sans-parti comptant plus de 2,5 millions de membres engagés dans la lutte contre l'extrême pauvreté et les maladies évitables, particulièrement en Afrique.
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Photo Essays
Picture 1 of 6 The death of the leader of the breakaway Biafran state in 1967, Dim Odumegwu-Ojukwu, has seen thousands of people paying their last respects to the … see more »
W hat we call "history" is born from a collage of glimpses and images, insights and documents. And while this Gallery does not presume to tell the comprehensive story of early photography and African Americans, it does offer tantalizing glimpses into the past. During the half-century covered by these photographs, African Americans fought slavery, withstood brutal racial hatred, and struggled to escape from poverty.
The Face of Slavery & Other African American Photographs -- American Museum of Photography
"up to 80% of people in the south use it as part of primary health care. The situation has given rise to concerns among health practitioners and consumers on the issue of safety, above all, but also on questions of policy, regulation, evidence, biodiversity and preservation and protection of traditional knowledge ."