Month: May 2006

New York, 2 May, 2006— North Korea practices more media censorship that any other country in the world, according to a new report released by the independent, nonprofit Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ). The New […]

Washington, 2 May, 2006— Management reform at the United Nations might be a matter of life and death, but a large bloc of counties actively is opposing proposed changes, says U.S. Ambassador John Bolton. Testifying […]

Kassel/Berlin, 1 May, 2006— We have been observing over the past months with great concern and disgust, the political manoeuvres between the executive and the legislators whose ultimate goal is to secure Obasanjo a third […]

Kinshasa, 1 May, 2006— Presidential and parliamentary elections, the first in nearly 40 years since independence in the Democratic Republic of Congo, will be held on 30 July, Independent Electoral Commission Chairman Apollinaire Muholongo Malumalu […]

Washington, 30 April, 2006— Five members of the U.S. Congress were arrested April 28 outside the Sudanese Embassy in Washington for protesting against the genocide occurring in Darfur with the support of the Sudanese government. […]

Washington, 28 April, 2006— South African Ambassador Barbara Masekela kicked off the 12th National Day celebration of her country’s democratic government with a vow to continue moving toward prosperity for all while “validating the valor […]

Philadelphia, 1 May, 2006— Researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles have defined conditions associated with disabling fatigue that persists for years in almost a third of breast cancer survivors, according to a study […]

It used to be said, albeit with gross exaggeration, that the salient difference between President Kwame Nkrumah and Dr. Kofi Abrefa Busia was that the former strenuously worked to unify the African continent, whereas the […]