GHANA: Homemade gun sales flourish
23 October, 2009— Blacksmith Sarpong, 35, operates a small shop in Ghana’s second largest city, Kumasi. He is trained to produce cooking utensils, but prefers to make guns as he can earn more money that […]
23 October, 2009— Blacksmith Sarpong, 35, operates a small shop in Ghana’s second largest city, Kumasi. He is trained to produce cooking utensils, but prefers to make guns as he can earn more money that […]
I have been slowly but studiously following the Mabey and Johnson contractual scam with no mean, or small, measure of amusement. Of course, the comical aspect of it all regards less the fact that those […]
Baghdad, 14 October, 2009— In the late 1990s 22-year-old Manal Sabir Abdullah from Basra was diagnosed with lung cancer, from which she eventually died in 2004. “Her cancer was bizarre as none of our relatives […]
Bamako, 14 October, 2009— The same technology that ski resorts in rich countries have used for decades to make snow has been brought to sub-Saharan Africa, but with a different aim: to keep crops and […]
Rome, 14 October, 2009— The 2008/09 economic crisis has hit poor households in developing countries harder than any crisis in recent times, pushing more than a billion people into hunger, said the UN Food and […]
Rome, 14 October, 2009— Almost all of the 300 experts at a two-day food forum in Rome this week agreed that between them they had all the answers to how to feed the world in […]
Cairo, 7 October, 2009— Egypt’s Delta region faces a natural disaster of massive proportions by 2020 unless urgent action is taken to better manage scarce fresh water resources and come up with solutions to mitigate […]
Conakry, 7 October, 2009— Hundreds of people in the Guinea capital Conakry are still coping with grave injuries from the 28 September military attack on demonstrators in which human rights organizations say at least 150 […]
Bangkok, 7 October, 2009— The UN launched a flash appeal on 7 October for over US$74 million for the Philippines after deadly storms brought extensive flooding and dealt a blow to the country’s agricultural sector. […]
Johannesburg, 7 October, 2009— Cholera is not only linked to climate change, it also has an El Niño angle. For instance, Papua New Guinea, an island state in the Pacific Ocean, recorded its first cholera […]
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