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Soldiers of Pakistan's para military force provide security to Pakistani disgraced nuclear scientist Abdul Qadeer Khan, center, who arrives to attend funeral of his brother in Karachi, Pakistan on Wednesday, April 15, 2009.
Iraq   Nuclear   Pakistan   Photos   Saddam  
A Q Khan network offered to build nuclear bomb for Saddam: Book
WASHINGTON: An agent linked to disgraced Pakistani scientist A Q Khan had offered Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein in 1990 that they could build an atomic bomb for him in three years under a $150 million... (photo: AP / Shakil Adil)
The Times Of India
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon (podium) opens the UN's World Summit on Food Security in Rome, Italy. Mr. Ban discussed various measures to combat the hunger which afflicts one billion people worldwide, from providing food aid to investing in agricultural development.
Christians   Nigeria   Photos   Politics   UN  
UN chief Ban Ki-moon calls for calm as 500 Christians slaughtered in Nigeria
| UN chief Ban Ki-moon and Washington led calls for restraint today after the slaughter of more than 500 Christians in Nigeria, as survivors told how the killers chopped down their victims. | Funerals... (photo: UN / Eskinder Debebe)
The Daily Telegraph Australia
Women look for discounted clothes in a shop in Hamra Street, Beirut, Lebanon Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2008. Lebanese women still face discrimination - study
| By Dalila Mahdawi | Daily Star staff | Tuesday, March 09, 2010 | - Powered by | BEIRUT: Women in Lebanon have made considerable strides toward gender equality in education and the workplace but cont... (photo: AP Photo/Mahmoud Tawil) / ) Daily Star Lebanon
Beirut   Discrimination   Mideast   Photos   Women  
In this image taken from TV showing the bodies of victims of inter-faith violence as a crowd gathers around, in the town of Dogo Nahawa, Nigeria, about three miles (five kilometers) south of the city of Jos, Sunday March 7, 2010. Ethnic Violence in Nigeria Kills 500, Officials Say
| DAKAR, Senegal — Officials and human rights groups in Nigeria said Monday that about 500 people had died in weekend ethnic violence near the central city of Jos, considerably more than what ha... (photo: AP / NTA TV) The New York Times
Nigeria   Photos   Police   Religion   Violence  
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The remains of a burnt pharmacy smolder following days of clashes in Jos, Nigeria Sunday, Nov. 30, 2008. Troop reinforcements on foot and in armored personnel carriers appeared Sunday to have quelled two days of ethno-religious violence that left more than 300 people dead in Jos, apparently ending the worst violence in the West African nation since 200 Hundreds slaughtered in Nigeria religious violence
| JOS, Nigeria - Rioters armed with machetes slaughtered more than 200 people including a 4-day-old infant, residents said, less than two months after sectarian violence ... (photo: AP) Houston Chronicle
Nigeria   Photos   Religion   Rioters   Violence  
Teacher and owner of the Goodness Mercy school, Julliana Aunie inspects the damage to her school, that was destroyed during violence over the past few days in Maiduguri, Nigeria, Tuesday, Aug 4, 2009. Nigeria: More than 200 dead in religious violence
| JOS, Nigeria-Rioters armed with machetes slaughtered more than 200 people including a 4-day-old infant, residents said, less than two months after sectarian violence in... (photo: AP / Sunday Alamba) The Boston Globe
Dealth   Nigeria   Photos   Religion   Violence  
Nigerian police officers stand guard in an area were the military are battling with gunmen in Kano, northern Nigeria, Wednesday April 18, 2007. Nigeria: More Than 200 Dead in Religious Violence
| Filed at 4:50 a.m. ET | JOS, Nigeria (AP) -- Rioters armed with machetes slaughtered more than 200 people including a 4-day-old infant, residents said, less than two mo... (photo: AP / George Osodi) The New York Times
Death   Nigeria   Photos   Religion   Violence  
A man walks past charred cars in Jos, Nigeria, Friday, Jan. 22, 2010. Hundreds killed in Nigeria attack
| Nigeria's acting president has ordered security forces to hunt down those behind an attack near the central city of Jos that left more than 300 people dead. | Al Jazeer... (photo: AP / Sunday Alamba) Al Jazeera
Nigeria   Photos   Police   Religion   Unemployment  
Togo riot police disperse supporters of opposition leader Jean-Pierre Fabre in Lome, Togo, Sunday, March 7, 2010, after they took to the streets to protest the results in Thursday's presidential ballot in which President Faure was declared a winner. Protest over Togo poll result
| Togo's opposition said yesterday it would contest an election result which returned President Faure Gnassingbe as the West African state's leader. Police fired tear gas... (photo: AP / Sunday Alamba) The Independent
Elections   Photos   Politics   Protests   Togo  
A Nigerian soldier patrolling the street instructs young men to raise their arms in the air as they walk past, in Jos, Nigeria, Monday Dec. 1, 2008. Clashes Kill Dozens in Central Nigeria
| DAKAR, Senegal — Dozens of villagers in central Nigeria were killed early Sunday, victims of apparent reprisal attacks over recent clashes between Christians and ... (photo: AP / Sunday Alamba) The New York Times
Nigeria   Photos   Religion   Security   Society  
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| Chris Rock's Documentary, Good Hair, caused quite a stir in the cosmetology world and among Black and Brown women who are targeted by the featured billion dollar h... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar) The Examiner
Africa   Beauty   Industry   Photos   Woman  
Economy & Business Industry
Task Force on Niger-Delta Destroys Illegal Refineries, Arres
2009, Difficult Year for Brewery Industry - NB
LCCI Advises Employers of Labour on Staff Welfare
Seme Customs Command Records 372 Seizures in 2009
Togo security forces block off three roads leading to Togo's opposition party headquarters in Lome, Togo, Monday March 8, 2010.
Togo security blocks opposition headquarters
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Mohamed Sayed Tantawi, Top Cleric, Dies at 81
Etisalat witnesses growth in Egypt
Sensex edges up as Reliance gains
Global agency reconsiders `.xxx' for porn sites
A stockbroker trades in Bombay, India, Tuesday, May 16, 2006. Indian stocks ended higher Tuesday after three consecutive days of losses, although the market remained volatile with big swings in share prices. The benchmark Sensex closed at 11,873.73 points, rebounding from an intraday low of 11,378.96
Sensex edges up as Reliance gains
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Politics Society
Mohamed Sayed Tantawi, Top Cleric, Dies at 81
Religious leaders must unite to beat Nigeria's extremist
Speaking Freely
The Surprise Visits by the President Yield
A mother comforts her crying child in Dogo Nahwa, Nigeria, Monday, March 8, 2010.
Religious leaders must unite to beat Nigeria's extremists
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NIGER: Southern villages emptying as drought bites
Social Communication Minister Visited Angop
SOMALIA: Too many patients, one mental health facility
Know sickle cell status of your marriage partner - Mettle-Nu
President Hosni Mubarak attends a joint press cEgyptian onference with Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert (tmg1)
What will it Take for Change to Come to Egypt?
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Farming Debt & Credit
NIGER: Southern villages emptying as drought bites
UN aid officials warn of fears of water-borne diseases in fl
Mike Mason: Farmer and activist
Report on fish deaths to be released Thursday
A man walks past charred cars in Jos, Nigeria, Friday, Jan. 22, 2010.
Hundreds killed in Nigeria attack
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Europa League strikes back
African leaders support agribusiness development plan at UN-
PTA Bank Gets Sh3.8 Billion Funding
Cel-Sci gets South African marketing payment
Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki addresses pupils of the Jamhuri High school in Nairobi, Kenya, Monday, Feb. 11, 2008 as he officially launched free secondary education for all Kenyan children.
Kibaki urges Kenyans to venture into the EAC Common Market
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