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Ramallah/Gaza, 28 September, 2008— Palestinian unions allied with the Fatah movement have extended the strikes in the Gaza Strip’s health and education sectors for another two weeks, prolonging the labour action that has been in […]

New York, 25 September, 2008— The World Bank today announced a $1.1 billion expansion of its malaria-fighting programmes in Africa at the United Nations Special Session on the Millennium Development Goals in New York. Speaking […]

Dakar, 23 September, 2008— Tired of navigating the often-secretive donor funding world, a group of international non-profits have launched the Publish What You Fund (PWYF) campaign to encourage donors to reveal timely and accessible information […]

Dakar, 23 September, 2008— Nine West African countries shot up while nine others sank lower in the 2008 Transparency International (TI) ranking of perceptions of corruption in 180 countries. Of the 180 countries surveyed, eight […]

Ouagadougou, 22 September, 2008— With cervical cancer cases rising across Sub-Saharan Africa, and 80 percent of women diagnosed too late to stop the cancer’s deadly spread, the World Health Organization (WHO) is recommending screening and […]

Johannesburg, 23 September, 2008— – The United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food has called on governments to draw up national laws obliging them to take action when there is a threat of […]

Khartoum, 23 September, 2008— Fresh accusations of large-scale summary executions and arbitrary arrest have been levelled against Sudan’s government over its reaction to an attack by Darfur rebels on Khartoum in May – charges the […]

One of the great challenges facing scientists and political leaders in combating global warming is a difficulty that is, well, global. At first glance, that would not seem to be a problem at all. The […]